Events on Sunday 15 Sept
Step inside the 1874 Roundhouse
Step inside the Roundhouse which dates back to 1874, as a Virtual Visitor during Birmingham Heritage Week.
The Lost Children – Exhibition
15-Sept 10am-4pm, B3, Exhibition
Between 1873-1948 around 6,000 destitute children were sent from Emigration Homes in Highgate to Canada. This exhibition tells their story.
The Warehouse – A space for social change
Come and find out how Birmingham Friends of the Earth have been using our unique heritage building.
Digbeth Community Garden
Come and find out how our Community Garden has been reclaimed from a derelict site behind what was once a cottage occupied by a family of button makers.
Workers’ Co-operative History Exhibition
15-Sept 11am-6pm, B5, Exhibition
Visit Birmingham’s newest Workers’ Co-operative to explore the stories of the “new wave” of Workers’ Co-operatives founded in the 1970s and 1980s
Aston Hall
Visit Aston Hall for free and take your time to explore the splendour of one of the last great houses built in the Jacobean style.
Stuart Whipps: The Kipper and The Corpse
15-Sept 11am-5pm, B1, Exhibition
Ikon presents an ‘exposition’ by artist Stuart Whipps, a multifaceted reflection on the closure of the Longbridge motor works in Birmingham.
Soho House
Explore Soho House for free and walk in the footsteps of some of Birmingham’s greatest industrialists.
Sarehole Mill
15-Sept 12pm-12.45pm, 2pm-2.45pm, B13, Tour
Join a costumed tour of Sarehole Mill and learn about life and conditions in a corn mill.
St Martin’s in the Bullring
15-Sept 1pm-3.30pm, B5, Religious
Guided tours of St. Martin in the Bull Ring with explanations of the stained glass windows, including those by Burne-Jones and Craigie Aitchison.
Discovering Birmingham…from ‘toy’ making to world domination
15-Sept 1.30pm-3.15pm, B1, Walk
In this walk you will see how Birmingham developed and understand that many of today’s ways of working have deep roots in our past.
Birmingham Cathedral Architecture Tour
15-Sept 1.30pm-3pm, B3, Religious
Join this guided tour to understand the vision of the architect Thomas Archer and subsequent alterations.
A Floozie, a Brummie and Symbiosis
15-Sept 3pm-11pm, B4, Exhibition
Come and check out three exhibitions by local photographers.
Events on Sunday 15 Sept
Step inside the 1874 Roundhouse
Step inside the Roundhouse which dates back to 1874, as a Virtual Visitor during Birmingham Heritage Week.
The Lost Children – Exhibition
15-Sept 10am-4pm, B3, Exhibition
Between 1873-1948 around 6,000 destitute children were sent from Emigration Homes in Highgate to Canada. This exhibition tells their story.
The Warehouse – A space for social change
Come and find out how Birmingham Friends of the Earth have been using our unique heritage building.
Digbeth Community Garden
Come and find out how our Community Garden has been reclaimed from a derelict site behind what was once a cottage occupied by a family of button makers.
Workers’ Co-operative History Exhibition
15-Sept 11am-6pm, B5, Exhibition
Visit Birmingham’s newest Workers’ Co-operative to explore the stories of the “new wave” of Workers’ Co-operatives founded in the 1970s and 1980s
Aston Hall
Visit Aston Hall for free and take your time to explore the splendour of one of the last great houses built in the Jacobean style.
Stuart Whipps: The Kipper and The Corpse
15-Sept 11am-5pm, B1, Exhibition
Ikon presents an ‘exposition’ by artist Stuart Whipps, a multifaceted reflection on the closure of the Longbridge motor works in Birmingham.
Soho House
Explore Soho House for free and walk in the footsteps of some of Birmingham’s greatest industrialists.
Sarehole Mill
15-Sept 12pm-12.45pm, 2pm-2.45pm, B13, Tour
Join a costumed tour of Sarehole Mill and learn about life and conditions in a corn mill.
St Martin’s in the Bullring
15-Sept 1pm-3.30pm, B5, Religious
Guided tours of St. Martin in the Bull Ring with explanations of the stained glass windows, including those by Burne-Jones and Craigie Aitchison.
Discovering Birmingham…from ‘toy’ making to world domination
15-Sept 1.30pm-3.15pm, B1, Walk
In this walk you will see how Birmingham developed and understand that many of today’s ways of working have deep roots in our past.
Birmingham Cathedral Architecture Tour
15-Sept 1.30pm-3pm, B3, Religious
Join this guided tour to understand the vision of the architect Thomas Archer and subsequent alterations.
A Floozie, a Brummie and Symbiosis
15-Sept 3pm-11pm, B4, Exhibition
Come and check out three exhibitions by local photographers.