Lunar Society – Sir Adrian Cadbury Lecture
Join Colin Fyfe, CEO of Unity Trust Bank, for his talk: ‘The double bottom line – why it matters’. In this fast paced digital era, Colin explores how businesses can strike the right balance by delivering sustainable commercial returns whilst focussing on serving the “common good”. The lecture will offer an engaging perspective on the opportunities and challenges facing organisations seeking to make a positive contribution.The event will commence with a networking reception, with light refreshments.
Birmingham School of Art Artist Talks
Birmingham School of Art is pleased to invite you to our artist talk series Autumn 2026!The talks take place on Tuesdays 4-5pm in the School of Art Lecture Theatre and are free to the public.Talks on the 22/09, 06/10, 20/10, 10/11 will be followed by exhibitions or events in the School of Art Gallery.See their poster for more information.
Birmingham School of Art Artist Talks
Birmingham School of Art is pleased to invite you to our artist talk series Autumn 2026!The talks take place on Tuesdays 4-5pm in the School of Art Lecture Theatre and are free to the public.Talks on the 22/09, 06/10, 20/10, 10/11 will be followed by exhibitions or events in the School of Art Gallery.See their poster for more information.
Birmingham School of Art Artist Talks
Birmingham School of Art is pleased to invite you to our artist talk series Autumn 2026!The talks take place on Tuesdays 4-5pm in the School of Art Lecture Theatre and are free to the public.Talks on the 22/09, 06/10, 20/10, 10/11 will be followed by exhibitions or events in the School of Art Gallery.See their poster for more information.
Life and Death in Birmingham – Walking Tour
This Halloween prepare yourself to hear the darker stories hidden behind the buildings and streets you walk past every day.We’ll dive into Birmingham’s history of medicine, illness, life and death in the City Centre and Jewellery Quarter starting at Birmingham Cathedral and finishing at Snow Hill Station.Meet the guide outside the Grand Hotel between 5:15 and 5:30pm before embarking on the tour.The tour will run from 5:30 to 7:30pm. Stops will include:• The Grand Hotel• The former Ear, Nose & Throat Hospital• Birmingham & Midland Eye Hospital• The Chest Clinic• Newhall Street Telephone Exchange• The Red Palace• Livery Street, where we explore the story of Birmingham’s last public hangingTickets include a complimentary drinks voucher for a local pubProceeds from ticket sales will be donated to the Ladywood Community Project.
Hidden Spaces Roof and Basement Tours
Step beyond the gallery walls and into the hidden heart of Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery. Our ‘Hidden Spaces Tours’ offer a rare opportunity to explore areas of the building that are usually closed to the public — including storerooms, tucked-away corridors, and architectural gems often overlooked.Join our expert guides as you:Wander through off-limits spacesSoak in the incredible Victorian architecture from a new perspectiveHear about recent and upcoming renovation projectsEncounter a few collection superstars along the wayEnjoy quirky tales from Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery’s colourful past, from mysterious goings-on to hidden passagewaysThe building itself is one of our most fascinating artefacts, come and experience it in a whole new light.Roof and Basement ToursExplore the spaces above and below Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery. This tour will take you from the council basement that was used as a temporary mortuary in World War Two, to the hidden void above the iconic Round Room where you can peek down at passing visitors.Accessibility: Please note that this tour involves accessing lower levels via a narrow staircase with steep steps. There are over 100 steps in total. Unfortunately, this means it is not suitable for visitors who cannot use stairs, including wheelchair or mobility scooter users. We recommend this tour only for visitors with a confident/high level of mobility. Some areas of this tour will also be at height so may not be suitable for those afraid of heights.Tours at 11am and 12noon, and last approximately 1 hour. Spaces are limited. Book now and uncover the hidden history of Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery.
Hidden Spaces Roof and Basement Tours
Step beyond the gallery walls and into the hidden heart of Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery. Our ‘Hidden Spaces Tours’ offer a rare opportunity to explore areas of the building that are usually closed to the public — including storerooms, tucked-away corridors, and architectural gems often overlooked.Join our expert guides as you:Wander through off-limits spacesSoak in the incredible Victorian architecture from a new perspectiveHear about recent and upcoming renovation projectsEncounter a few collection superstars along the wayEnjoy quirky tales from Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery’s colourful past, from mysterious goings-on to hidden passagewaysThe building itself is one of our most fascinating artefacts, come and experience it in a whole new light.Roof and Basement ToursExplore the spaces above and below Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery. This tour will take you from the council basement that was used as a temporary mortuary in World War Two, to the hidden void above the iconic Round Room where you can peek down at passing visitors.Accessibility: Please note that this tour involves accessing lower levels via a narrow staircase with steep steps. There are over 100 steps in total. Unfortunately, this means it is not suitable for visitors who cannot use stairs, including wheelchair or mobility scooter users. We recommend this tour only for visitors with a confident/high level of mobility. Some areas of this tour will also be at height so may not be suitable for those afraid of heights.Tours at 11am and 12noon, and last approximately 1 hour. Spaces are limited. Book now and uncover the hidden history of Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery.
Hidden Spaces Roof and Basement Tours
Step beyond the gallery walls and into the hidden heart of Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery. Our ‘Hidden Spaces Tours’ offer a rare opportunity to explore areas of the building that are usually closed to the public — including storerooms, tucked-away corridors, and architectural gems often overlooked.Join our expert guides as you:Wander through off-limits spacesSoak in the incredible Victorian architecture from a new perspectiveHear about recent and upcoming renovation projectsEncounter a few collection superstars along the wayEnjoy quirky tales from Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery’s colourful past, from mysterious goings-on to hidden passagewaysThe building itself is one of our most fascinating artefacts, come and experience it in a whole new light.Roof and Basement ToursExplore the spaces above and below Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery. This tour will take you from the council basement that was used as a temporary mortuary in World War Two, to the hidden void above the iconic Round Room where you can peek down at passing visitors.Accessibility: Please note that this tour involves accessing lower levels via a narrow staircase with steep steps. There are over 100 steps in total. Unfortunately, this means it is not suitable for visitors who cannot use stairs, including wheelchair or mobility scooter users. We recommend this tour only for visitors with a confident/high level of mobility. Some areas of this tour will also be at height so may not be suitable for those afraid of heights.Tours at 11am and 12noon, and last approximately 1 hour. Spaces are limited. Book now and uncover the hidden history of Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery.
Hidden Spaces Roof and Basement Tours
Step beyond the gallery walls and into the hidden heart of Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery. Our ‘Hidden Spaces Tours’ offer a rare opportunity to explore areas of the building that are usually closed to the public — including storerooms, tucked-away corridors, and architectural gems often overlooked.Join our expert guides as you:Wander through off-limits spacesSoak in the incredible Victorian architecture from a new perspectiveHear about recent and upcoming renovation projectsEncounter a few collection superstars along the wayEnjoy quirky tales from Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery’s colourful past, from mysterious goings-on to hidden passagewaysThe building itself is one of our most fascinating artefacts, come and experience it in a whole new light.Roof and Basement ToursExplore the spaces above and below Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery. This tour will take you from the council basement that was used as a temporary mortuary in World War Two, to the hidden void above the iconic Round Room where you can peek down at passing visitors.Accessibility: Please note that this tour involves accessing lower levels via a narrow staircase with steep steps. There are over 100 steps in total. Unfortunately, this means it is not suitable for visitors who cannot use stairs, including wheelchair or mobility scooter users. We recommend this tour only for visitors with a confident/high level of mobility. Some areas of this tour will also be at height so may not be suitable for those afraid of heights.Tours at 11am and 12noon, and last approximately 1 hour. Spaces are limited. Book now and uncover the hidden history of Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery.
Hidden Spaces Roof and Basement Tours
Step beyond the gallery walls and into the hidden heart of Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery. Our ‘Hidden Spaces Tours’ offer a rare opportunity to explore areas of the building that are usually closed to the public — including storerooms, tucked-away corridors, and architectural gems often overlooked.Join our expert guides as you:Wander through off-limits spacesSoak in the incredible Victorian architecture from a new perspectiveHear about recent and upcoming renovation projectsEncounter a few collection superstars along the wayEnjoy quirky tales from Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery’s colourful past, from mysterious goings-on to hidden passagewaysThe building itself is one of our most fascinating artefacts, come and experience it in a whole new light.Roof and Basement ToursExplore the spaces above and below Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery. This tour will take you from the council basement that was used as a temporary mortuary in World War Two, to the hidden void above the iconic Round Room where you can peek down at passing visitors.Accessibility: Please note that this tour involves accessing lower levels via a narrow staircase with steep steps. There are over 100 steps in total. Unfortunately, this means it is not suitable for visitors who cannot use stairs, including wheelchair or mobility scooter users. We recommend this tour only for visitors with a confident/high level of mobility. Some areas of this tour will also be at height so may not be suitable for those afraid of heights.Tours at 11am and 12noon, and last approximately 1 hour. Spaces are limited. Book now and uncover the hidden history of Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery.