Events Calendar

Drawing with dry media is as old as mankind.  Ochre and charcoal dust were blown through straws onto cave walls by the first artists.  In more recent times, the dry media of pencil, pastel, and charcoal were favoured by travelling artists as ideal for drawing with minimum of fuss on site in sketchbooks or portfolios.  ... Read more

Dust off your canvas, sharpen the pencils and raise a glass. Broadbill Life Drawing: Drink & Draw, every Monday from 6-8pm.Get in touch with @broadbill_lifedrawing on Instagram to book yourself a spot. £10 per session.

Monday Adults Digimon League at Geek Retreat Birmingham!Join us every Monday from 6pm-9pm for our weekly Digimon Event!£6 Entry - Includes at least 1 Booster Pack with more prizes to be won!Play some fun games, relax, and meet new friends. New players are very welcome and staff will be on hand to help out.In store ... Read more

A dynamic class that combines strength and flexibility drills. A mixture of traditional yoga postures and barre moves, prepare to finish class feeling strong and maybe a little sore :)

Watch Sheffield United take on Arsenal live at The Red Lion

The Actress big quiz every Monday with your host Jamie Cartwright.Expect fun, forfeits and trivia as Jamie makes this the most outrageous quiz in Brum. The best way to spend your Monday!Quiz starts at 20:00 – no need to book but you can reserve your teams table by emailing us at info@theactressandbishop.co.ukPLUS – our happy ... Read more

The RBSA Print Prize is a biennale exhibition, which celebrates all forms of print making and supports artists from across the UK and further afield.  With a significant number of print works held in the RBSA Collection, print making is firmly intertwined with the history of the RBSA and many current Members and Associates work ... Read more

Drawing with dry media is as old as mankind.  Ochre and charcoal dust were blown through straws onto cave walls by the first artists.  In more recent times, the dry media of pencil, pastel, and charcoal were favoured by travelling artists as ideal for drawing with minimum of fuss on site in sketchbooks or portfolios.  ... Read more

Spend the evening in the workshop and make a decorative sterling silver ring to take home at the end of the class.    Learning how to shape the metal, heat it up on the hearth, solder it together, file and finish. These rings are more chunky compared to the stacking ring class at around 3-4mm wide ... Read more

Combining (flowing) yoga and the healing elements of tai chi as a way to help people release stress, heal & move more easily through all kinds of challenges.

Karl Marx The Trump Show is back. Joe Biden defends the White House. We are joined by Democrats Abroad for an evening of reflection and open-minded discussion about the state of America and what comes after Super Tuesday. What have we learnt since 2020? Is democracy going to call 911? Or about to reinvent itself? With speakersDr ... Read more

Drawing with dry media is as old as mankind.  Ochre and charcoal dust were blown through straws onto cave walls by the first artists.  In more recent times, the dry media of pencil, pastel, and charcoal were favoured by travelling artists as ideal for drawing with minimum of fuss on site in sketchbooks or portfolios.  ... Read more