Events on Friday 18 Sept
The Sweet Life of Bournville Exhibition
An exhibition of over 400 archival photographs of George Cadbury’s Bournville, presented by The Bournville Society history group.
Sketch and stroll
Get inspired by the arts trail around Handsworth Park, then exercise your own creative muscles and produce your own monochrome masterpiece.
100 Years of Camera Making in Birmingham
18-Sept 10am-1pm, Exhibition, Free
Explore local historian James Furnival’s collection of historical cameras and photographic equipment made in Birmingham
Woodcock Street Baths: Guided Tour & Swim
18-Sept 10.30am-11.30am, Free, Tour
A guided tour of Birmingham’s oldest operational swimming pool with optional swim.
Lunar Landscapes
The Lunar Society’s interest in the natural world is explored with this lively walk exploring the green spaces of Handsworth
The Jewellery Quarter: A Hive of Activity
18-Sept 4pm-5.15pm, Free, Online
Join local historian Carl Chinn on a whirlwind tour of the 19th century in Birmingham.
Some Enchanted Evening
Have you been missing the world class performances of the CBSO during the lockdown? Enjoy mini performances in Handsworth’s secret gardens.
From Africa to Britain
18-Sept 6pm-7pm, 7.30pm-8.30pm, Free, Unique
A new documentary by Aidem Digital & DESIblitz, From Africa to Britain, recounts personal stories of those who made new lives in Birmingham and the Black Country.
Birmingham Co-op History display
18-Sept 7am-8pm, Exhibition, Free
This photographic display will tell the story of co-operative trading in Birmingham from the founding of the Birmingham Co-operative Industrial Society in 1881 onwards
The ‘Best of Birmingham’ running tour
Are you looking for a heritage experience in Birmingham with a difference? This is the perfect way to get a complete taster of the city. On the run of course.
Early Tyseley Open Days
18-Sept 7pm-7.05pm, Free, Online
Relive the late 60s and early 70s by seeing what our open days were like in the past
Walk to support Heritage
During Birmingham Heritage week, why not walk to support heritage? Sign up to take a #BHWwalk between 10–20 Sept
Centenary Square and Canals
Virtual tour around Centenary Square and along the canals which can also be done on your phone or tablet in the city centre as a real walk.
Birmingham’s Central Squares
Come on a virtual visit to some of Birmingham’s key central squares. Or take yourself into town for a self-guided walking tour using this tour on your phone or tablet.
Events on Friday 18 Sept
The Sweet Life of Bournville Exhibition
An exhibition of over 400 archival photographs of George Cadbury’s Bournville, presented by The Bournville Society history group.
Sketch and stroll
Get inspired by the arts trail around Handsworth Park, then exercise your own creative muscles and produce your own monochrome masterpiece.
100 Years of Camera Making in Birmingham
18-Sept 10am-1pm, Exhibition, Free
Explore local historian James Furnival’s collection of historical cameras and photographic equipment made in Birmingham
Woodcock Street Baths: Guided Tour & Swim
18-Sept 10.30am-11.30am, Free, Tour
A guided tour of Birmingham’s oldest operational swimming pool with optional swim.
Lunar Landscapes
The Lunar Society’s interest in the natural world is explored with this lively walk exploring the green spaces of Handsworth
The Jewellery Quarter: A Hive of Activity
18-Sept 4pm-5.15pm, Free, Online
Join local historian Carl Chinn on a whirlwind tour of the 19th century in Birmingham.
Some Enchanted Evening
Have you been missing the world class performances of the CBSO during the lockdown? Enjoy mini performances in Handsworth’s secret gardens.
From Africa to Britain
18-Sept 6pm-7pm, 7.30pm-8.30pm, Free, Unique
A new documentary by Aidem Digital & DESIblitz, From Africa to Britain, recounts personal stories of those who made new lives in Birmingham and the Black Country.
Birmingham Co-op History display
18-Sept 7am-8pm, Exhibition, Free
This photographic display will tell the story of co-operative trading in Birmingham from the founding of the Birmingham Co-operative Industrial Society in 1881 onwards
The ‘Best of Birmingham’ running tour
Are you looking for a heritage experience in Birmingham with a difference? This is the perfect way to get a complete taster of the city. On the run of course.
Early Tyseley Open Days
18-Sept 7pm-7.05pm, Free, Online
Relive the late 60s and early 70s by seeing what our open days were like in the past
Walk to support Heritage
During Birmingham Heritage week, why not walk to support heritage? Sign up to take a #BHWwalk between 10–20 Sept
Centenary Square and Canals
Virtual tour around Centenary Square and along the canals which can also be done on your phone or tablet in the city centre as a real walk.
Birmingham’s Central Squares
Come on a virtual visit to some of Birmingham’s key central squares. Or take yourself into town for a self-guided walking tour using this tour on your phone or tablet.