Jewellery Quarter News

A charity football tournament will be kicking off at the beginning of May. Local residents and company teams in the Jewellery Quarter are being invited to take part in the ... Read more

Beat the inevitable chocolate bloat this Easter by reaching for some healthy carrots instead. Twenty-four carrots should do the trick. The 24 Carrots market is returning to St Paul’s Square ... Read more

Beer fans are being given the opportunity to name the Jewellery Quarter BID’s very own beer. The special brew will be launched and ready to drink at the annual Birmingham ... Read more

With the weather getting better, why don’t you experience the Jewellery Quarter from new heights? Our great district has it all ranging from museums, restaurants and, of course, jewellery. The ... Read more

Golden Square construction workers continued to clear the designated site in preparation for drainage installation, which starts this week. Temporary traffic lights will be installed during the Easter holidays and ... Read more

The Blue Orange Theatre is set to give you the female perspective this April by showcasing three plays with an all female cast. With the recent success of short readings ... Read more

Student Council members from Abbey College Birmingham visited Acorns Children’s Hospice last week to kick off the college’s fundraising efforts for the year. The hospice that provides care for life ... Read more

This week construction workers continued to strip hard landscape within the designated Golden Square area. Clearance of waste materials continued as excavation works reached the final stage in preparation of ... Read more

Artist jewellers, Magnus and Bella are offering the opportunity to become a jeweller for the day. If you fancy yourself as the next big thing in the Silversmith industry, or ... Read more

Jewellery Quarter photography firm is encouraging camera users to switch from automatic to manual mode this month with the launch of a new photography course. Are you a budding photographer ... Read more

As part of the highway works programme, a 5 year upgrade of Birmingham’s highways network, certain roads in the city will be temporarily closed whilst they are being resurfaced. Parade ... Read more

This month the Pen Museum in Frederick Street hosted the launch of People, Pens and Production in Birmingham’s Steel Pen Trade – a book edited by one of its founder ... Read more