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Everything* launches today

June 9, 2011 by Chris Unitt

(Photo is Endeavour Space Shuttle Blastoff by jurvetson) Thankfully Heath Mill Studios have written up 3/4 of it already, so here’s a digest: Digbeth triple launch At 5pm, Heath Mill Studios are opening their doors for the first time and Bay Leaf, a new Bangladeshi restaurant in the Custard Factory, are providing the food – I … [Read more…]

Posted in: Festivals Tagged: bass festival, be festival, doc brown, ghostpoet, heath mill studios, the rainbow, welsh national opera, yo la tengo

Electric Carnival

May 30, 2011 by Chris Unitt

On Saturday Electric Carnival is taking over half of Digbeth – the HMV Institute, Custard Factory, Air, Heath Mill Lane car park and the Rainbow venues – and they’ve got space for 9,000 people (1,500 more than last year). That’s kinda big. Via Digbeth is Good, who also have a map of road closures for … [Read more…]

Posted in: Festivals Tagged: Air, custard factory, digbeth, digbeth is good, electric carnival, hmv institute, the rainbow

A couple of Japanese tsunami fundraisers

April 20, 2011 by Chris Unitt

A couple of club nights raising money for the Japanese tsunami with money from both going to the Red Cross’s appeal. Face is first up on 23 April at The Rainbow in Digbeth. Heducation‘s will be on 3 June at the Hare and Hounds in Kings Heath.

Posted in: Music Tagged: face, hare and hounds, heducation, the rainbow

A Tribute to Tony Levin

February 17, 2011 by Alex Jones

On 23 February, Mostly Jazz were set to launch their 2011 Festival at The Rainbow, with a performance from a trio of contemporary Jazz performers; local, world class drummer, Tony Levin (above), saxophonist Paul Dunmall and young bass player Nick Jurd. Sadly, Tony Levin passed away earlier this month, and so the gig is now … [Read more…]

Posted in: Music Tagged: birmingham jazz, mostly jazz, nick jurd, paul dunmall, the rainbow, tony levin

Eastern Electronic Festival

February 4, 2011 by Alex Jones

The Eastern Electronic Festival is a new six day festival, taking place from 28 February – 5 March, featuring music, film screenings, art exhibitions, panel debates and world premieres of visual-artworks. The festival will celebrate progressive Asian music and multimedia art, spreading itself across the city, with events taking place at venues including The Custard … [Read more…]

Posted in: Festivals Tagged: custard factory, eastern electronic festival, m-v future, the hockley, the rainbow

2010 Year in Review: April

January 3, 2011 by Chris Unitt

April was a busy month by the looks of things. The 4am Project took the opportunity of the fourth day of the fourth month to take an early morning photowalk, there was a look at what could be expected from the MAC reopening, International Dance Festival Birmingham got into gear and all sorts of events popped up … [Read more…]

Posted in: Year in Review Tagged: 4am Project, art detection services, big culture blog, birmingham arts partnership, birmingham royal ballet, cbso, chris stokes, CiB Shop, CiBmail, in our backyard, international dance festival birmingham, love to print, mac, munchbreak, not my type, sampad, Shady Bard, simon rattle, such tweet sorrow, the electric, the rainbow, trove

Halloween Festivities

October 19, 2010 by Alex Jones

The generally stress free holiday of Halloween presents an excuse for some thrilling fun for all ages. Here’s a run down of a few things going on in Birmingham; Invisible City‘s final event, Media Circus, takes place on 29 Oct at Fazeley Studios. With entertainment, music, drinks, performances and digital displays, along with the winners … [Read more…]

Posted in: Misc Tagged: area, aston hall, birmingham museum & art gallery, black country living museum, bmag, cbso, cellar door, eddie's rock club, electric city, emerson todd, face, fancy dress, friday night classics, halloween, hare & hounds, hmv institute, jocko homo, nightmare on broad street, stanton warriors, sub focus, the hunchback of notre dame, the rainbow, the victoria, town hall

Some things picked up from the comments

April 8, 2010 by Chris Unitt

First up, Fluid‘s Jonny Costello points out that The Rainbow does have a website – it’s at therainbowvenues.co.uk. Dave Harte pointed out the Aston Triangle Cinema Club, with the website proclaiming: The Aston Triangle Cinema Club has been created in order to put on high quality and interesting films from around the world for the … [Read more…]

Posted in: Misc Tagged: Aston Triangle Cinema Club, home of metal, the rainbow
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