Events Calendar

Join the fun at St. Paul's Summer Fete! Explore an artisan market, look at vintage cars and let the kids go wild on the bouncy castle! Perfect fun for all the family.

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

Join us at The Wolf every Saturday of the summer in July through till the end of August for our Bottomless Brunch.For £35pp you can bag yourself a toastie or pie, dessert and as many bottomless pints (from our permanent lines), Prosecco, Mimosas or Schofferol Spritz - all in a 90 minute sitting! We’re very excited ... Read more

Join us for a brewery tour and a couple of sample beers at our Taproom. We are 10 minutes walk from Jewellery Quarter Train station or 2 mins walk from St Pauls tram stop.Tour will include two schooners of beer (Schooner is 2/3rds of a pint! ) while we chat and talk though our processes ... Read more

Stellar vocal harmony is blended with excellent musicianship to make Up4 the Downstroke the UKs premier band igniting the stage with a TOTALLY LIVE performance of faves from Beyoncé, Next, Rihanna, Grace Jones, The Pointer sisters and many more!DJ Pete Sherriff is compère for the night, playing a mix of tracks and videos, old & ... 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

Are you ready to transform your body, mind and spirit with yoga? Coming all the way from Sydney, Australia, Ari will guide you through breathing techniques, meditation, mudras, and a dynamic energising practice designed to creatively awaken strength, flexibility and balance. Yet, Yoga as we know isn't just about the physical practice. In this masterclass, ... 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

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