A new exhibition telling the fascinating story of how the childhood home of William Shakespeare was saved for the nation 170 years ago, is launching at Shakespeare’s Birthplace from 16 September – 29 December 2017.

Lost episodes of iconic TV soap ‘Crossroads’ will be shown for the first time in more than 50 years in Birmingham this weekend.

With one week to go Birmingham Heritage Week organisers are encouraging local people and visitors to start planning what they will see and do, as the countdown to over 100 events begins.

The Birmingham & Midland Institute opens its doors for Heritage Open Days and Birmingham Heritage Week

Developed in Birmingham celebrates early photography in the city, devised by curator and photographic historian Pete James and artist Jo Gane with workshops, live performances and exhibitions continuing throughout August.

Over 120 performances, 300+ artists and 26 new commissions over three days, 22 – 24 September 2017

A stunning collection of images taken by Luke Unsworth that show the fall and rise of Birmingham Bullring

Bring it On, The Sound of Music and Strangers On a Train, are just some of the hit productions coming to Birmingham’s New Alexandra Theatre as part of its Autumn Season, announced today.

Developed in Birmingham is a season of exhibitions, events and activities celebrating early photography in the city.