The Forgotten Arts Festival coming to Birmingham
Third-year Birmingham City University Media Studies students are to live stream an online arts festival…
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Reopening of arts and culture sector in Birmingham
Birmingham’s cultural sector has been hugely impacted by the pandemic. But it has been given…
How did two men from the West Midlands end up teaching Japanese drumming online in the pandemic?
From left: James Barrow and Michael de Groot.Source: Taiko West. Two men from the West…
LISTEN: Exclusive interview with Poet Laureate for Birmingham Casey Bailey
Poet Laureate for Birmingham Casey Bailey on the thriving Birmingham poetry scene, his charity work and his undying love for the city he proudly calls home.
Commonwealth Games struggling with engagement in Birmingham
The Commonwealth Games Overview And Scrutiny Committee met today to discuss engagement with Birmingham’s communities and their elected members.
Overcome lockdown boredom with these venues streaming online
With a third national lockdown in 2021 and all theatres, cinemas, and other recreational venues…
Arts workers struggle to make ends meet as Covid grinch steals their work
Arts, entertainment, and recreation sector workers represent the group with the highest take-up rate of the recently extended furlough scheme, ahead of accommodation & food services, education, manufacturing, wholesale, retail, or motor vehicle repairs, according to the latest available data.
Exclusive: Cineworld: Employees told they may need to repay furlough wages
Cineworld staff may be asked to pay back wages they are paid while on furlough,…
Van Gogh Alive premiere arrives at Birmingham Hippodrome this week
https://vimeo.com/455534625 Video Credit: Van Gogh Vimeo official website After being forced to close in March…
Mid-Autumn Festival 2020 – Birmingham to hold UK’s first virtual version of the event
Birmingham will see families celebrate the UK’s first virtual Mid-Autumn Festival or Moon Festival tonight. …