Charlie Case

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Staff Writer at Secret Bristol

Staff Writer at Secret Birmingham

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Articles

Bristol’s Biggest FREE Festival For Kids Is Back At The End Of August – With No Ticket Required

5 days ago | secretbristol.com | Charlie Case

If you’re already worrying about how to fill the time during the school holidays, then fret no longer! Hoo-Ha! Festival, Bristol’s biggest free festival for kids, is back this August with two jam-packed days of activities. You don’t even need a ticket either—just turn up and party! On Thursday, August 28 and Friday, August 29, Bristol Beacon will once again host the ultimate end-of-summer party.
The Yummy Brummie To Open A New Birmingham Restaurant With Outdoor Terrace – Less Than A Year After The Closure Of His Michelin Star Restaurant

5 days ago | secretbirmingham.com | Charlie Case

I don’t think there was anyone in Birmingham who wasn’t shocked when Purnell’s closed last October. Glynn Purnell’s Michelin-star restaurant spent 17 years maintaining the highest culinary standard and influencing many other great restaurants along the way. But, as they say, all good things must come to an end.
You're Now More Likely Than Ever To Be Stung By A Jellyfish In The UK - Here's What To Do If That Happens

5 days ago | secretldn.com | Charlie Case

I blinked, and suddenly, it was the middle of June. I haven’t made a single summer plan yet. Luckily, if you’re like me, there’s always Britain’s beaches to fall back on whenever I need a quick holiday boost. Just keep an eye out for the jellyfish, okay?
You Can Catch Over 30 FREE Pop-Up Musical Performances In Bristol This Weekend – And Also Get Your Hands On Free Ice Cream

6 days ago | secretbristol.com | Charlie Case

Bristol is undeniably one of the UK’s top musical cities—where else could produce Massive Attack, Roni Size and Idles? But it’s now time to encourage the next generation of young musicians in the city with an annual celebration of music-making, Make Music Day. What started in France in 1982 as a dedicated day to music, with no barriers to people playing and enjoying live performance, has now spread to more than 125 countries.
This Popular Birmingham Street Food Hangout To Close At The End Of The Year – And Announces 6 Month ‘Farewell’ Programme

6 days ago | secretbirmingham.com | Charlie Case

It’s a sad day when any venue closes, but Hockley Social Club isn’t just any venue. From the team behind Digbeth Dining Club, it’s been the beating heart of Birmingham’s street food scene for the past five years—with everyone from Buddha Belly to Patty Freaks, Urban Cheesecake, and Yardbirds, as well as many more, passing through.
Europe’s Biggest South Asian Music Festival, Where Tickets Are Only £6, Returns To Birmingham This Summer

1 week ago | secretbirmingham.com | Charlie Case

What would Birmingham be without its South Asian community? A lot less interesting if you ask me. To celebrate the city’s melting pot of cultures, the biggest South Asian music festival in Europe, Sandwell & Birmingham Mela, returns to Smethwick’s Victoria Park this summer. The two-day event (July 19 & 20), established in 2011, brings together the very best of music, dance, food, arts and crafts, and more from South Asian culture.
The UK’s First Ever Pop-Up Urban Wetland Arrives In Bristol

1 week ago | secretbristol.com | Charlie Case

If you went back 200 years ago, long before Bristol was paved, the areas surrounding the harbourside lay on marshland (so that’s why it’s called Canon’s Marsh!!) This weekend (June 14 and 15), is bringing back one of the world’s most important ecosystems to the city’s Harbourside—with the UK’s first ever pop-up wetland to be built in a city centre.
Three Local Eateries Have Been Named Among The UK’s Best Restaurants – But Another An Hour From Birmingham Is The Best In The Midlands

1 week ago | secretbirmingham.com | Charlie Case

‘The definitive guide to the UK’s best restaurants’ is back. When the National Restaurant Awards’ Top 100 UK restaurants dropped earlier this week (Tuesday, June 10), it was unsurprising to discover a list dominated by London spots. So it’s nice to see three restaurants from the West Midlands also feature. The highest ranked among them is the Hampton Manor estate’s Grace & Savour (44th).
Two Bristol Restaurants From The Same Street Have Been Named Among The UK’s Best Restaurants – But They’re Worlds Apart In Flavour

1 week ago | secretbristol.com | Charlie Case

There’s something special about Chandos Road in Redland. Home to top-notch restaurants, bakeries, and pubs—grab a pint at The Good Measure or a croissant from Bake Away—two of its eateries even recently featured on the National Restaurant Awards’ “definitive guide to the UK’s best restaurants”. But while Dongnae and Wilson’s share a street, they couldn’t be more different for food.
Bristol’s Oldest Art Gallery Is Now Wrapped In 1000 Metres Of Ribbon Thanks To Local Artist Known For His Huge Public Art Installations

1 week ago | secretbristol.com | Charlie Case

Luke Jerram has made a name for himself with his large-scale public art installations—from a water slide on Park Street to a scaled-down Planet Earth in Bristol Cathedral. Now he’s wrapped Bristol’s oldest art gallery in ribbon. Since Tuesday (June 10), the Royal West of England Academy (RWA) has had a 1000m long, 20cm wide magenta ribbon covering the exterior of the Grade II* listed building—before entering a window of the building and exploring inside.

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Charlie Case

Articles

Bristol’s Biggest FREE Festival For Kids Is Back At The End Of August – With No Ticket Required

The Yummy Brummie To Open A New Birmingham Restaurant With Outdoor Terrace – Less Than A Year After The Closure Of His Michelin Star Restaurant

You're Now More Likely Than Ever To Be Stung By A Jellyfish In The UK - Here's What To Do If That Happens

You Can Catch Over 30 FREE Pop-Up Musical Performances In Bristol This Weekend – And Also Get Your Hands On Free Ice Cream

This Popular Birmingham Street Food Hangout To Close At The End Of The Year – And Announces 6 Month ‘Farewell’ Programme

Europe’s Biggest South Asian Music Festival, Where Tickets Are Only £6, Returns To Birmingham This Summer

The UK’s First Ever Pop-Up Urban Wetland Arrives In Bristol

Three Local Eateries Have Been Named Among The UK’s Best Restaurants – But Another An Hour From Birmingham Is The Best In The Midlands

Two Bristol Restaurants From The Same Street Have Been Named Among The UK’s Best Restaurants – But They’re Worlds Apart In Flavour

Bristol’s Oldest Art Gallery Is Now Wrapped In 1000 Metres Of Ribbon Thanks To Local Artist Known For His Huge Public Art Installations