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

Every Tuesday is locals day at Rajdoot. If you live in the Jewellery Quarter then bring proof of your address for an automatic 25% discount off food every Tuesday when you dine in. 

Have you ever wondered what the difference is between a series of poems and a sequence of poems? Well join us at The Hive for our next free poetry workshop with Verve, to find out and also to try your hand at writing both series and sequence poetry.Suitable for writers at all stages of their ... Read more

Make It Mend It is our monthly drop-in craft and mending cafe.This super informal gathering is for anyone wanting to learn how to fix, mend, upcycle or repair items and objects.The workshops are supported by the inventive and talented artisan Louise Ludlam-Snook @upcycledinteriorsukLouise will be on hand to help you with your creative endeavours and ... 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

Did you know there’s a mysterious set of catacombs hidden in Birmingham? Tucked away from the lively streets of the Jewellery Quarter, this site is one of Birmingham's best-kept secrets!Join renowned tour guide Kevin Thomas for an enchanting walking tour of the Birmingham Catacombs, acclaimed by the Times Newspaper as one of the top five ... 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

Now here is a fantastic Soul & Motown show!Angelo Starr – younger brother to the late, great, Edwin Starr – takes lead vocals performing with the TEAM – formerly known as the Edwin Starr Band.Expect a dynamic performance of a complete range of Northern Soul, Motown and US soul classics including all the fantastic Edwin ... 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

Compass Box is a contemporary Scotch whisky blending house that was founded in the year 2000 and have always set out to make delicious, compelling whiskies that draw you back to the glass for another sip. We are Whiskymakers. ‘Whiskymaker’ is a word we invented – you won’t find it in any dictionary. To us, ... Read more

The Solid Soul Band are a long established favourite at the Jam House.With their driving grooves, rock-solid rhythm section, power house brass and a phenomenal male lead vocalist in Dave Taylor, this seven-piece band features Soul and Motown classics from artists such as James Brown, Marvin Gaye and Stevie Wonder.DJ Pete Sherriff is compère for ... 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