School Easter Holidays at Birmingham 2022 Festival
Check out the amazing FREE experiences on offer over the school Easter holidays. There’s something for everyone – here are some highlights and you can download the programme pdf at the bottom of this page.
Go by yourself, take a friend or grandparent and join in our mission to celebrate our wonderful region and all the art, culture and people in it... and ENJOY!
Discover how Birmingham moved from City of Empire to City of Diversity – from 1889 to the present. The change to the make-up of the city’s population is shown through images from the Library of Birmingham’s important photographic collections and enhanced by personal stories of migration and settlement.
Check out Sharon Walters’ first solo exhibition Seeing Ourselves at Midlands Arts Centre. Walters’ intricate papercuts and collages explore identity, beauty standards and race creating a celebratory empowerment of Black women to 'take up space' and be seen. It’s FREE and not to be missed!
Experience live small-scale theatre by Eloquent Praise and Empowerment Dance Company at Legacy Centre of Excellence. Created to uplift the community through the power of performing arts, Restoration will take you on a powerful journey, encompassing dance, music and spoken word.
Bring the family and experience the beauty and power of the ocean through Imagineer’s multi-sensory exhibition, Turning the Tide, as part of FLOW – Future Life of our Ocean’s Wealth. Meet organisations who are making a difference in the ocean recovery from across the globe.
On Record is a series of twenty-two conversations at Symphony Hall between musicians, promoters, managers, venue owners and entrepreneurs. Join Adrian Goldberg and Satnam Rana with the self-confessed Mr Marmite of the Rave, MC Magika. Find out how the boy from Stirchley became MC for Carl Cox and some of the biggest names in dance music.
Surge in Spring V Festival returns to Midlands Arts Centre for an unforgettable two days of music. Listen to the sounds from the Swiss accordion and the bamboo flute, Ethiopian song and dance through to a high energy Surge Orchestra performance and more exciting new collaborations.
