Birmingham is about to get a new sushi fix as much-loved Danish-Japanese restaurant Sticks’n’Sushi opens on Chamberlain Square on Saturday 31st October – its first restaurant in the city. Birmingham…
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Brocks, a 60-cover neighbourhood restaurant, will open on Harborne High Street later this year with UCB alumni Matt Nicholls at the helm Brocks has been named after Richard Brocklesby, a long-running…
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Digbeth Dining Club’s newest food and culture venue has marked six months of business in the West Midlands with the unveiling of a new art space curated by noted creative brand Black Country Type…
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The city-centre favourite unveils its new Autumn/Winter menu, bringing richer flavours, seasonal ingredients and a little Italian indulgence to Temple Street. As the nights draw in and the temperature…
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28 September 2026: Make this October half term one to remember with a family escape to The Belfry Hotel & Resort, the ultimate destination for memory-making moments. Brave the all-new immersive…
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The West Midlands is heading into another busy period for tourism, with October to December 2026 bringing a strong mix of major cultural events, exhibitions, family attractions, sport and festive…
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West Midlands Safari Park is set to take its wildlife experience to new heights this Halloween, with the launch of a spectacular brand-new Safari Skies Drone Show For the first time in the Park’s…
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Ikon and Ark present Future Heritage (2-11 October 2026), a vibrant exhibition showcasing artwork by KS1-4 students from Ark’s five Birmingham schools: Ark Boulton, Ark Kings, Ark St Alban’s, Ark…
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The Cuban Embassy will close its doors for the final time on Sunday 27th September 2026. But before the lights go down on one of Moseley’s most distinctive nightlife spots, there’s one last fiesta to…
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The Balti, a dish synonymous with Birmingham, UK, has been given a makeover using ingredients popular with a sister city 7,000 miles away in preparation for a global celebration of ‘Birminghams’. A…
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