Take a browse through the hundreds of events happening throughout the Quarter this year.
Did you know Birmingham is home to a forgotten and mysterious burial ground? Hidden off the bright and bustling streets of the Jewellery Quarter is one of Birmingham's best-kept secrets!Join your host, Kevin, for this fascinating tour of the Birmingham Catacombs. On this heritage walk you will step away from the busy streets and into ... Read more
A walking history tour with our experienced guide includes the history of Warstone Lane Cemetery, viewing the exterior tiered catacombs and the residents resting in this Church of England Cemetery. Please note that this tour does not include viewing the interior of catacombs. The final resting place of John Baskerville (died once & buried several times) ... Read more
Our take on a 'summer roast'. All the good stuff but with some warm-season modifications, prepared on our very own smoker BBQ! Serving up from midday every Sunday.VIEW MENU
The Birmingham Assay office opened in 1877 and over the following 90 years was extended into a complex series of interlocked rooms, offices and workshops. The rationale for new owners TCN was to creatively regenerate this historic building for modern occupation, using minimum intervention to recover the former glory of the building and preserve the ... Read more
Come and get a unique glimpse into the lost industrial world of J. W. Evans Silver Factory, one of the most complete surviving historic factories in Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter! Behind the doors of four seemingly normal terraced houses is a time capsule full of thousands of dies, original equipment, stock and records of a family ... Read more
Discover the journey of the site from back-to-back housing to its transformation into a state-of-the-art factory in 1894 and then our museum in 2014. The tour will be led by the Chair of The Birmingham Conservation Trust, Richard Garside. The tour will start at 1 pm on Sun 10 Sept and will last around 45 minutes. Organised by ... Read more
The Birmingham Assay office opened in 1877 and over the following 90 years was extended into a complex series of interlocked rooms, offices and workshops. The rationale for new owners TCN was to creatively regenerate this historic building for modern occupation, using minimum intervention to recover the former glory of the building and preserve the ... Read more
A Walking History Tour with our expert volunteer guide includes the history of the unique catacombs and the residents resting in this non -denominational cemetery. Please note this tour will not include viewing the interior of the catacombs. Key Hill Cemetery is the final resting place of Joseph Chamberlain, Alfred Bird, Thomas Avery, William Murphy, John ... Read more
Come and get a unique glimpse into the lost industrial world of J. W. Evans Silver Factory, one of the most complete surviving historic factories in Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter! Behind the doors of four seemingly normal terraced houses is a time capsule full of thousands of dies, original equipment, stock and records of a family ... Read more
This creepy evening walking tour takes you through the ghoulish history of the city! Graveyards, murders, local ghost stories, a hanging, body snatching, a modern-day werewolf, a curse, a restless corpse and the mystery of Birmingham's own 'sublime vampire'.This dark tour explores the grimier elements of the city of Birmingham; an atmospheric walk not for ... Read more
Your Heritage: Your Stories: Your City8—17 Sept 2023 Local places and spaces are opening their doors to inspire and surprise you with the city’s rich history and heritage. Events are taking place all over Birmingham and Heritage Week is an amazing opportunity to explore some of the city’s buildings and outdoor spaces you would not normally ... Read more
St Paul’s is the iconic church of the Jewellery Quarter in Birmingham, set in a beautiful square that includes a number of restaurants and cafes on the edge of the city centre. Built between 1777 and 1779 as a chapel of ease of St Martin in the Bullring, it is the only survivor of the town’s ... Read more
