Common Ground is a new monthly creative night bringing Birmingham’s poets, musicians and audiences together at Third Space Café. Hosted by Make Something, Feel Something, each event alternates between music and poetry, creating space to perform, connect and discover new ideas.
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Bleeding Out brings together artists exploring medical misogyny, chronic illness and the struggle to be believed. Through deeply personal work, the Digbeth exhibition turns experiences of pain, dismissal and resilience into something visible.
This Christmas, Brum Radio is proud to support Lets Feed Brum as our official Christmas charity. Lets Feed Brum is a Birmingham-based charity doing vital work across the city, providing hot meals, food parcels and support to people experiencing homelessness and food poverty. At a time of year that can be especially tough for many, […]
Below the near life-sized metal horse hanging from the ceiling, draped plants, and smokey LED lighting of the mystical Folklore venue, I spoke to Birmingham-raised bedroom-pop singer Charlie Bennett. Hours before the London show of his Posterboy tour, Bennett was all smiles as we discussed the transition from bedroom livestreams to performing on stage, the […]
Birmingham Culture In Under 5 Minutes “Birmingham is a great, confused laboratory of ideas.”— Jane Jacobs, urbanist Outer Circle is our new daily podcast that captures the city’s cultural energy – in under 5 minutes. Birmingham is alive with stories – from theatre stages and gig venues to galleries, cafés and community spaces. There’s always something […]
Classical music is getting a surprise twist this summer as the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra brings its CBSO in the City series back to Brum—with a lineup of free pop-up performances in some delightfully unexpected places. Throughout the season, you might stumble across a brass quartet nestled in the blooms at Birmingham Botanical Gardens, […]
The countdown is officially on until the exhilarating 100-ball cricket competition – The Hundred – returns to the world-renowned Edgbaston Stadium this summer. Kick-starting the tournament, Birmingham Phoenix’s 2025 campaign gets underway with one of the biggest games in The Hundred fixture schedule – a fiercely fought derby against local rivals Trent Rockets at Edgbaston […]
Birmingham-born and raised, AMÍKA returns to Speakeasy with Susie a year after the release of debut EP Blue Kid. Jesting about how long it has been and how “we should be ashamed of ourselves” to have waited so long, AMÍKA shares that she is “riding high” after headlining The Hare & Hounds in King Heath. […]










