Cadbury World & Bournville Walking Tour
Visit Cadbury World and join a Heritage Walking Tour for free.
The Exchange Heritage Tour
Join this tour and discover the hidden history and fascinating stories of the Exchange.
Lost Children Exhibition
The Lost Children exhibition looks at the Middlemore Homes which emigrated more than 5,000 children to Canada between 1873 and 1948.
Hall of Memory
Visit the city’s War Memorial, housing the Roll of Honour and bas-relief panels by William Bloye.
Woodcock Street Baths: Guided Tour & Swim
A guided tour and optional swim in Birmingham’s oldest operational swimming pool.
Tour of St Mary’s Convent of Mercy
Visit this little-known architectural gem by Augustus Welby Pugin.
Headstones, the hidden world of lichens
A gentle stroll within Brandwood End Cemetery to explore the hidden world of lichens.
A Guided View – perspective/s in and of the Gardens
We will be celebrating the gardens with a small exhibition, practical creative activities and more.
A Walking, Talking Tour of the UK’s Oldest Working Cinema
A rare opportunity to go behind the scenes at The Electric and visit the places the public never sees.
Relics of New Street
A short but packed survey of the lesser-spotted survivors on the city’s most familiar street.
Birmingham’s Public Art Walking Tour
Birmingham has amazing public art. Come and explore what you can see on the city centre streets.
Visit St Paul’s in the Jewellery Quarter
Visit this iconic church in the Jewellery Quarter, just enjoy its enchanting atmosphere or join a guided tour.
122 Years of The Alexandra Birmingham
Join a guided tour backstage, see dressing rooms of the stars and finally step on stage!
We Make Brum
An exhibition on the 9th floor of the Library of Birmingham, showing the work of Ark Victoria & George Dixon Academy students.
Treasures from Birmingham Archives – C18th & C19th maps of Empire
See early original maps representing empire. Maps and atlases on display dating from 1720 to 1892.
Open Church at St Alban the Martyr
An opportunity to look around this Victorian Gothic church with spectacular stone vaulting.
Tour, Tea and Cake at The Old Rep
We are opening our 110-year-old doors to reveal a fascinating history with behind-the-scenes tours and tea and cake.
Birmingham and the Birth of the World Snooker Championship
Did you know this major tournament owes its humble beginnings to the city of Birmingham?
A Tour with Sir Thomas Holte
Join Sir Thomas Holte on his tour; hero villain, murderer or simply misunderstood?
Birmingham Buddhist Vihara. The Dhamma Talaka Peace Pagoda
Visit the golden roofed Dhamma Talaka Peace Pagoda.
Exploring the History of Birmingham’s Oldest Pub
An Exhibition at the Old Crown.
Visit the Bell Ringing Chamber at St Martin in the Bull Ring
Climb the stone spiral staircase for the history of bellringing and a demonstration.
Fleet Street Tour – A London Borrowing
Who would have thought such a quiet little back street in Brum had such a story to tell?
Lock, Stock & Barrel
A walk in the gun quarter exploring Birmingham’s links with the slave trade.
Discover the story of St Martin in the Bull Ring
Guided tours telling the story of St. Martin in the Bull Ring across 9 centuries.
Divine Beauty Recital
Primary School students present a programme of music themed around Burne-Jones windows.
What did the Romans do for Sutton?
Join this talk about the pre-historic and Roman periods in the Sutton area.
More canals than Venice – guided walking tour
Fact or Fable: Birmingham has more canals than Venice?
Moor Pool Walking Tour
Discover Moor Pool Garden suburb, a hidden gem less than 3 miles from the city centre.
Songs of Land and Sea
In the setting of the Great Hall, a performance of Old English music from a contemporary perspective
Vintage Victorian Fashion Illustration
Try your hand at Victorian Fashion illustration with local artist and illustrator Milan Topalovic.
Divine Beauty in Concert
Performed by Birmingham Cathedral’s choir of boys, girls and lower voices.
Birmingham’s Dark Side Walking Tour
A creepy evening walking tour exploring the ghoulish history of the city.
Not the Last
A Women & Theatre production about Louisa Ryland who 150 years ago donated Cannon Hill Park.
