There’s something truly magical about Christmas in Birmingham… As early as the 1880s, Birmingham has transformed its streets into a twinkling winter wonderland. In fact, Charles Dickens gave the first public reading of 'A Christmas Carol' at the Birmingham Town Hall on 27 December, 1853. Nearly…
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Twinkling lights, toasted marshmallows and trips to see Santa - Christmas just wouldn't be the same without them. Now, with the days getting shorter and the evenings getting darker, there's never been a better time to enjoy a festive light trail and immerse yourself in the magic of the season…
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The month of December is a time to celebrate with friends and family, and Birmingham and the West Midlands have a flurry of events and activities to bring everyone together this season. Spectacular musical concerts and enchanting performances, hilarious pantos, winter trails, delicious dining and…
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There is so much to enjoy in Birmingham and the West Midlands this week! Kick off your festive season with Brum’s Christmas Reindeer Trail, a charming outdoor adventure perfect for families seeking a little holiday magic. Step aboard the Polar Express Train Ride from Birmingham Moor Street, where…
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As the festive season lights up the region, Birmingham and the West Midlands are brimming with wonderful Christmas craft markets to get you in the spirit! From charming artisan crafts to festive food and entertainment, here’s your ultimate guide to the top markets in the region you won’t want to…
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In Digbeth lies a hidden gem - a place where creativity thrives and communities come together. Digbeth's Creative Evolution Once the beating heart of Birmingham’s industrial past, Digbeth has transformed into one of the city’s most dynamic and creative quarters. Brimming with independent spirit…
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It’s the early 1900s, the air above the city is thick with smoke and tension as Europe edges towards war. Before Birmingham was known for Black Sabbath and the Balti Triangle, it was a driving force of England’s industrial revolution. During the First World War, that industrial power was redirected…
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November in Birmingham and the West Midlands is packed with fun! Do you see what I see? That's right, Christmas events are popping up, as the season switches from spooky to sparkling - and then there's our usual fantastic mix of music, showstopping theatre, comedy and sport to keep everyone…
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Nestled down York Road, just off the busy Kings Heath High Street, is Grace and James - a neighbourhood cafe, that brings the style of a European wine bar, to the suburban streets of Birmingham. It is run by husband and wife team, Henry and Sophie. After living in London for multiple years, they…
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In the heart of Coventry’s Fargo Village – known for its indie spirit and creative energy – Project Number 5 stands as a hub for the city’s skateboarding community. Run by Henry, the shop not only stocks decks, wheels and gear, but also runs regular events, community lessons and even has its own…
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