Imagine cloud-piercing pyramids housing hidden tombs, endless golden sands bleeding into a fiery horizon line, and religious ceremonies shaped by ancient traditions… These are just a few of the wonders yo...
Whether money’s tight or not, you shouldn’t ever be stuck for things to do in Birmingham. There’s excitement all over the city, especially at these brilliant museums—many of which are actually free museums, but even tho...
It’s hard to believe there was a time when giant, prehistoric animals ruled the Earth. From megalodons to mammoths, the face of the planet looked very, very different to what it does now. But you won’t have to imagine i...
You might think of the sun as eternal, but it’s only been around for over 4 billion years and is only expected to last another 5 billion years. Life, as they say, is fleeting. It’s these sorts of thoughts that Bristol-b...
Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery continues its phased reopening this week. Here’s the chance to see the largest collection of Anglo-Saxon gold and silver metalwork ever discovered. You are invited to visit the Staffo...
It was once Birmingham's industrial heartland, but today Digbeth is best known as the city's creative quarter - and one of the . This growing, artsy area is home to everything from independent markets to the - and even...
The idea of kids and toddlers bopping to house music might sound like a fever dream, but it's a regular occurrence in the Midlands. Big Fish Little Fish is the multi-generational rave, where parents and their little one...
After almost four years closed, Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery finally reopened in February, sort of. Only The Gas Hall - hosting the return of - opened to the public, but very soon we’ll be able to explore more o...
Please note: this exhibition is now closed. Fire up the batmobile, we've got the perfect day trip for fans of Gotham's Guardian – the has officially opened its doors in London! In less than a three-hour drive – or t...
Sadly, we don’t celebrate those we admire enough while they’re still with us. It’s only once they’re gone we often outpour love and admiration. An outdoor exhibition will celebrate the life of poet Benjamin Zephaniah in...