Two men from the West Midlands, passionate about Japanese drumming, are teaching rhythms online. James Barrow and Michael de Groot love Japanese beats, and the pandemic does not stop them
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.
With a third national lockdown in 2021 and all theatres, cinemas, and other recreational venues closing, some may struggle to entertain themselves or others over the next few weeks.
However,
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.
Cineworld staff may be asked to pay back wages they are paid while on furlough, a leaked email has revealed.
Workers at the popular cinema chain, which employs dozens in
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After being forced to close in March due to the global pandemic of COVID-19, Birmingham Hippodrome reopens its doors
Birmingham will see families celebrate the UK's first virtual Mid-Autumn Festival or Moon Festival tonight.
The event will be hosted by the Chinese Festival Committee Birmingham (CFCB)
Birmingham's Midlands Art Centre presents a unique display of photography from Alexis Chabala and curator Lorayne Crawford, as the Influence Project opens to the public.
The exhibition celebrates
In a special video interview and performance, Royal Birmingham Conservatoire Composition student Catherine Mole talks to Patrick Lay about her new piece, 'Through Cumbrian Hills'. Inspired by a
If you have travel plans from or to Birmingham New Street Station today, you're likely catch a group of musicians enthralling crowds all day at the main departure
Arrogant, reluctant to relinquish power, gifted orator - these are some of the many phrases used to quantify the phenomenon that was Winston Churchill, who died 53 years ago this week.