Events Calendar

The exhibition offers some fascinating insights into the cultural life of Birmingham with fine drawings, paintings and sculpture from the Georgian period to the present. There is something for all tastes, including an exquisite watercolour Self-Portrait (1830) by F.T. Lines, and the first showing of a gift of portrait sketches by Edward Samuel Harper of ... Read more

Join us every Thursday at one of the Jewellery Quarter’s finest establishments for a mind-bending, thought-racking, brain-pulverising pub quiz from 8pm!

SUPERTONIC are a brand new 11-piece band of talented & professional players – including a tremendous 4-piece brass section and two gifted vocalists.Specialising in in disco, funky and soulful club classics, SUPERTONIC will play two sets of get-up-and-dance favourites. All big tunes and all 100% live!So if the likes of Stevie Wonder, the Jacksons, Earth ... Read more

This exhibition of selected works from the RBSA Collection looks at changing approaches to the representation of the face and figure over 200 years.The exhibition offers some fascinating insights into the cultural life of Birmingham with fine drawings, paintings and sculpture from the Georgian period to the present. There is something for all tastes, including ... Read more

The exhibition offers some fascinating insights into the cultural life of Birmingham with fine drawings, paintings and sculpture from the Georgian period to the present. There is something for all tastes, including an exquisite watercolour Self-Portrait (1830) by F.T. Lines, and the first showing of a gift of portrait sketches by Edward Samuel Harper of ... Read more

Come Rake In Peace with us and spend your Friday lunchbreak giving Warstone Lane cemetery and Key Hill cemetery some tender loving care, composting fallen leaves, clearing paths, trimming low branches and ivy, planting seeds and bulbs; whatever the season, there is always something to do in both cemeteries. Pop along for an hour to ... Read more

The Macallan brand Ambassador Niamh Taylor grew up in Speyside immersed in the whisky industry. After spending 4 years working at The Macallan Estate she is now based in the South-West and aims to share her love for The Macallan with the region.The Macallan was one of the first distillers in Scotland to be legally ... Read more

A night celebrating the diverse nature of dance music. Featuring a mix of musical genres from classic house to chill out, via soul, jazz, hip-hop, funk, post-punk and broken beats. Featuring well known classics and modern unknowns from the likes of Salsoul/ Philadelphia International/ Compost Records/ K7/ Strictly Rhythm/ Acid Jazz/ Tru Thoughts/ Grand Central/ ... Read more

A funky fresh group of talented musicians performing a range of Soul & R n B classics, with a mixture of influences, from Chic to the Brand New Heavies and beyond.Featuring memorable hits from the ’80s to the present day, their occasional unique medleys are impressive crowd pleasers, and include classics from the likes of ... Read more

Get ready to roll up your sleeves and help clean up our beautiful cemeteries in the Jewellery Quarter. This is a fantastic opportunity to give back to the community and make a positive impact on the environment.We will meet at The Big Peg, Golden Square, Vyse Street, Birmingham at 10.30am and together we will walk ... Read more

This exhibition of selected works from the RBSA Collection looks at changing approaches to the representation of the face and figure over 200 years.The exhibition offers some fascinating insights into the cultural life of Birmingham with fine drawings, paintings and sculpture from the Georgian period to the present. There is something for all tastes, including ... Read more

The exhibition offers some fascinating insights into the cultural life of Birmingham with fine drawings, paintings and sculpture from the Georgian period to the present. There is something for all tastes, including an exquisite watercolour Self-Portrait (1830) by F.T. Lines, and the first showing of a gift of portrait sketches by Edward Samuel Harper of ... Read more