This year’s Jewellery Quarter Christmas Window Trail will shine a spotlight on the city’s homeless, raising much-needed funds for charities helping rough sleepers across the region.
The JQBID’s biggest ever Christmas Lights Switch On event is set to take place next Friday, with visitors set to enjoy live music, special guest appearances, food, drinks and a spectacular fireworks display from 5-7 PM.
Our marketing efforts this year will consist of using a range of marketing channels. With additional funding provided by the Jewellery Quarter Marketing Initiative (JQMI), our campaign aims to reach a large audience to subsequently increase footfall to the Jewellery Quarter over the Christmas period.
Birmingham city centre is ready to unwrap Christmas in spectacular style this year, with a host of new festive events for 2021 all within walking distance from each other. From Christmas markets full of crafts, gifts, food and drink, to gift shopping and festive trails, the city is fit to bursting with fun for all ages.
Birmingham-based developer, Cordia Blackswan has announced its masterplan for the enhancement of Birmingham’s Great Hampton Street.
The JQBID team is looking to recruit an Events Coordinator to be responsible for the delivery of an exciting calendar of events for the Jewellery Quarter. This is a fixed term contract until 31st August 2022.
The Jewellery Quarter Development Trust (JQDT) is supporting Birmingham Heritage Week by running a host of interactive events this month that celebrate the rich heritage of the area.
The first phase of a brand-new eco-garden has been unveiled at the Jewellery Quarter Railway Station by the Jewellery Quarter Business District (JQBID) funded by a community grant from West Midlands Railway (WMR).
Birmingham-based property developer, Cordia Blackswan, has strengthened its team with five new appointments to support their placemaking-led development ethos.
Hundreds of Birmingham’s buildings and spaces, many of which are usually closed to the public, will be opening their doors as part of this year’s Birmingham Heritage Week. The annual festival returns from 9 – 19 September 2021 revealing the city’s hidden stories and historical secrets.