Rainy Days

As we're all aware, British weather isn't the most trustworthy. For those rainy days where the heavens have opened and you're in need of some indoor activities before you resemble a rat of the drowned kind, check out our recommendations to keep you having all the fun whilst skipping the soggy shoes.

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Birmingham Blogs - For Families

100 Days of Creativity: City Curator Highlights, Week 10

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By Alex Nicholson-Evans Before I get into my recommendations for week 10 I’m thrilled to share the results of The Open - a new art competition from Colmore BID and Central BID. Overall Winner: “Nature’s Embrace” 2023 by Ava Khera Highly Commended: “Rotunders” 2024 by David Collier People’s…

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100 Days of Creativity: City Curator Highlights, Week 9

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By Alex Nicholson-Evans July has to be one of the best months in Brum and week 9 of the 100 days of creativity is another example of the incredible breadth of creativity in this city. Here are my four recommendation for 15 - 21 July: The Birmingham Jazz & Blues Festival Across Birmingham 19-28…

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3 Things to do in Birmingham and the West Midlands from 15-21 July

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Next week, Birmingham and the West Midlands are jam-packed with a range of exciting events! From exhilarating family-friendly music festivals to vibrant cultural gatherings, make sure you’re there to experience the summer fun. Here are some of our top picks! Jewellery Quarter Festival - Jewellery…

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Wolverhampton Weekender: A Two-Day Guide to Exploring the City

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Got a free weekend and no idea what to do? Look no further than Wolverhampton! This hidden gem in the West Midlands is bursting with rich history, world-class art, exhilarating sport, delicious food, and so much more. Founded in 985 AD by Lady Wulfrun, after whom the city is named, Wolverhampton…

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