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  • Digbeth Is Good – ACE dance and music’s classes
    “ACE dance and music’s classes for all ages resume in September. All are based at their studio on Floodgate Street.” Nicky points to the details
  • Donald Savage Says….: Final announcement before disappearing on 28th August 2008
    “Blog formally disappeared on the 28th August 2008.
    Birmingham in the United Kingdom remains changed.”
    Class.
  • Project X Presents – Welcome support from the Arts Council
    Some good news for the PXP people and a nice fillip just a couple of weeks before their next event (at BUSK on Saturday 13 September – tickets are a just a tenner)
  • Lots Of Things To See And Do In The West Midlands
    After declaring August to be a bit pants (my words, not his) Russ L rounds up a lot more fun activities for September. He likes Travis though, so take it with a pinch of salt (joke!)
  • thejazzbreakfast
    Peter Bacon has just overhauled his blog and would like to say hi – he writes about jazz for the Birmingham Post and is also an arts administrator and saxomophone player
  • Commercially Inviable Records – Moseley Folk Festival, Special Offer
    “To celebrate the festival we are offering both the Friends of the Stars and James Summerfield albums for a special, one-off festival price of £12 (including postage).” Or a tenner at the Polar Bear stall at the festival itself. James plays on Friday, FOTS play on Sunday
  • Welcome to 4mations
    The city’s animation talent might be interested in this – it’s in beta (ie a pre-release version) at the moment but you can upload your films (and games) already
  • Hunt Emerson’s “The Owl and The Pussycat” online
    Hunt Emerson’s adaptation of Edward Lear’s nonsense poem was featured in the Beano and can now be seen online. Apparently it’s success means further adaptations are in the pipeline (via D’Log)
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