You’re invited to enjoy an immersive three-course dining experience, capturing the sights, sounds, smells and flavours of Bangladesh. A Birmingham chef has joined forces with […]
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De-stress Sunday | Yoga in Birmingham city centre gallery
Namaste, fellow Brummies. Do you think yoga is a waste of time? I did. Until this Sunday. Slightly hungover, I forced myself out of bed […]
Theatre review | Blue/Orange at Birmingham REP
Blue/Orange is a play which centres around the themes of mental health and race. It premiered at the National Theatre nearly two decades ago, in […]
ODOX | New gallery & artist studios opens in Birmingham
Introducing Odox: a new gallery, artist studios provider and project space in Birmingham. Based in the Jewellery Quarter, Odox is an artist-run space, which will […]
Inside culture guide | 10 reasons to visit Birmingham Cathedral
Birmingham’s St Philip’s Cathedral is in the heart of the city. You may have lived in Brum for years but never paid a visit. Maybe […]
Creative café culture | Birmingham’s most bohemian coffee shops
I’ve loved researching this blog post on Birmingham’s most bohemian coffee shops! You see, I usually need a strong cappuccino, sometimes two, to wake up. […]
Inside culture guide | Best things to do in Birmingham city centre
Argentea Gallery exhibits & sells contemporary photography in Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter. You’ve checked into one of the many hotels in Birmingham city centre. Now what should […]
10 of the best Birmingham art exhibitions to see in 2019
Here is my guide to 10 of the best Birmingham art exhibitions in 2019. From drawings by Leonardo da Vinci at Birmingham Museum & Art […]
Women Power Protest | 55 contemporary feminist artists to take over BMAG
Contemporary feminist artists will soon be taking over the Gas Hall at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery. Opening on 10th November 2018, ‘Women Power Protest’ […]
Pieces of a puzzle | The Kardomah Café, Birmingham Surrealists & a mosaic mural
A beautiful mosaic mural has recently been uncovered in Birmingham, dating back to the days of the Kardomah Café and Birmingham Surrealists. But we don’t […]