So, if food, craft, sports and games are your thing, you could do worse than to get yourself down to Kings Heath High Street for some free, all-day fun courtesy of Kings Heath Centre Partnership. Here’s a little map and some more detail:

That’s me (on the right) working the mulled wine stall on Saturday at the Kings Heath Big Party.  A huge thanks to everyone who came down and bought a cup of something warm.

In fact, a fair few thanks are in order:

• Kings Heath Centre Partnership for having (and supporting) us
• Sarah Allen for her ever-impressive organisational skills
• Vivid and Fazeley Studios for lending tea urns
• Joanna Geary (co-stall runner) for services beyond the call of duty
• Emma Hardicker, Jo Ruth and Ginger Peach for being nice stall-neighbours (and for excellent cakes from the latter)

I’ll soon be putting up some info about the next project that’ll see CiB getting out and about in the world. I’d best write some posts about other folks first though.

Created in Birmingham are going to be running the mulled wine stall at the Kings Heath Big Christmas Party on 5 December. Woo-hoo!

Stop. Flyer time:

If you’re about then please do come and say hi, this blogging stuff is lovely but real life’s great too. Also, the money you spend at our stall will go towards the Kings Heath Centre Partnership and the maintenance of this fair website. Oh yeah, but please drink moderately (we should have hot chocolate for sale too).

There are details of the event here and a PDF of the programme here. Good things that are happening:

• Muchuu performing at 5pm
• a farmers market
• a vintage market at the Hare & Hounds
• Creative Open Workshops decorating Santa’s grotto from 10am-1pm
• stalls selling stuff by local designer/makers

This’ll be CiB Project 001 and the first of many. In fact, details of CiB Project 002 are coming soon and it’s a good un. Oh yes.