Birmingham's changing population is shown through images from the Library of Birmingham’s important collections, including captivating portraits of people photographed by the Dyche studios over several decades.
This is a condensed version of the main exhibition, From City of Empire to City of Diversity This exhibition tells the story of Birmingham’s evolution from a City built on Empire to the amazingly diverse city it is today. The centerpiece is an incredible collection of photographs taken by Birmingham photographer, Ernest Dyche, between 1910 […]
This is a condensed version of the main exhibition, From City of Empire to City of Diversity Opening Times Monday, Tuesday, Friday and Saturday: 9.00am to 5.00pm Wednesday: 10.00am to 5.00pm Thursday: 9.00am to 8.00pm This is a free exhibition, no booking required. Family Day Tuesday 31st May - more details here Join us […]
For May's Mid Day Mantra, we would like to welcome KUSH fiddle, guitar and tabla trio featuring Ruth Angell, Sid Peacock and Mendi Singh. All three have worked with each other on many projects over the past 20 years. This trio builds on that relationship and presents a fusion of Celtic folk and North Indian […]
From City of Empire to City of Diversity: Family Day is being held at the Library of Birmingham and is free to attend. The workshops are free but please book online. If you are looking for our Solihull family day - please visit this page. Our city’s changing population is shown through images from the […]
Sessions at 1pm & 4.30pm Address, directions and information on the Centre of the Earth can be found here No need to book - just turn up at either 1pm or 4.30pm. Bring a blanket and cushion for comfort. Bring a picnic and join the Birmingham & Black Country Wildlife Trust and Sampad for a […]