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No headliners. No tickets. No big stages. This is the Birmingham International Jazz & Blues Festival

If you happen to come across a saxophonist in Birmingham this July, don’t rush to get your change out—chances are, this isn’t a street musician trying to scrape together enough for a ticket home, but...

A festival that doesn’t try to please everyone: how Birmingham created Supersonic

Birmingham has a real love for festivals, although lately this love has come to resemble a long-distance relationship. Some of the city’s iconic festivals are gradually disappearing from the map—partly due to ‘budget cuts’ and...

The Birmingham Awards: an award that captures the cultural spirit of the city

Britain has long had a reputation as a country of high-profile cultural awards and prestigious ceremonies. It is here that awards such as the BAFTAs and the Brit Awards are presented. These are events watched...

Key Hill Cemetery in Birmingham: an exclusive Victorian cemetery with a rich history

Key Hill Cemetery in Birmingham is one of the city’s oldest and most famous cemeteries. It was opened in 1836 and became the first non-denominational burial ground in the UK, open to people of all...

Late Night Lycett: Birmingham humor live on air

British humour has long been a global phenomenon, recognised far beyond the borders of the UK. Its wit, irony, absurd plots and clever wordplay have shaped an entire cultural tradition—from the legendary Monty Python sketches...

When the city becomes a stage: Birmingham’s new music formats

Birmingham has a long and vibrant tradition of hosting concerts and various music shows. This history ranges from large-scale open-air festivals to chamber performances in theatre halls. The city has long established itself as one...

A city without applause—how COVID-19 put Birmingham’s show business on hold

In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic gripped the world. The deadly virus tested many areas of life, and the cultural industry was no exception. In the United Kingdom, the government imposed strict quarantine restrictions. All mass...

About the man who invented British popular cinema

As is well known, the Jewish community in Birmingham has a rich and eventful history. This is partly due to its participation in the cultural, social and business life of the city. And, of course,...

Fraud and scams in Birmingham — between cunning, audacity and vigilance

Every year, thousands of Britons fall into the cunning traps set by modern fraudsters. From large cities such as Birmingham to the remotest corners of England, no one is immune to the possibility of being...

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Oliver and James Phelps: actors, hosts, entrepreneurs and public figures

James and Oliver Phelps are the talented British actors who shot to global fame playing the mischievous red-headed twins, George and Fred, in the...

When the city becomes a stage: Birmingham’s new music formats

Birmingham has a long and vibrant tradition of hosting concerts and various music shows. This history ranges from large-scale open-air festivals to chamber performances...

Fraud and scams in Birmingham — between cunning, audacity and vigilance

Every year, thousands of Britons fall into the cunning traps set by modern fraudsters. From large cities such as Birmingham to the remotest corners...

Key Hill Cemetery in Birmingham: an exclusive Victorian cemetery with a rich history

Key Hill Cemetery in Birmingham is one of the city’s oldest and most famous cemeteries. It was opened in 1836 and became the first...

Jamelia is an enchanting representative of show business

The British entertainment industry offers a wealth of opportunities for talent to shine, and Jamelia has proven her versatility across various fields. She has...
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