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3 days ago |
secretbirmingham.com | Charlie Maudsley
We love a bit of jazz here in Brum. Events like Birmingham Jazz and Blues Festival attract thousands to the city every year and places like The Jam House play funky hits for jazz cats to boogie to all night long. Now, ‘We call it Jazz’ in Birmingham brings an electrifying live music show inspired by NOLA’s jazz legacy to the city.
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1 week ago |
secretbirmingham.com | Alice Lorenzato-Lloyd
Would you believe us if we told you that big-name artists like The Smiths, The Streets and Duran Duran have used Birmingham as inspiration for some of their biggest tunes? Yeah, neither would we, but it’s true! A new, interactive map has emerged which shows all the Birmingham locations behind some of the world’s biggest hits.
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secretbirmingham.com | Charlie Case
There’s something magical about an old fairground ride that a modern theme park can’t quite capture. Is it the warm colours, Victorian charm, or simple thrills? Or, maybe, it’s that these nostalgia-laden rides contain hundreds, if not thousands, of memories spanning decades. Calling it “the genesis of leisure”, The Fairground Heritage Trust, which started collecting rides and related artefacts in 1988, argues the fairground has played an important role in shaping today’s society.
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secretbirmingham.com | Charlie Case
What I would give to have been alive in New York during the 1970s. To witness the rise of hip-hop, graffiti, and street culture would’ve been insanely cool. Thankfully, someone was there, as a striking new art exhibition capturing this incredible period lands in the UK this week (Thursday, May 29) for a month-long residency in Birmingham. American photographer and filmmaker Henry Chalfant’s photography is world-renowned for capturing graffiti art seconds before being scrubbed away.
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secretbirmingham.com | Charlie Case
With a host of beautiful pubs and brilliant breweries, it’s safe to say that Brummies love a beer or two. And, thanks to the NEC, this city has become pretty successful at hosting large-scale events. So it’s easy to understand why the UK’s most popular beer festival is abandoning the capital for Birmingham. After 34 years in London—with the first ever held in 1977 at Alexandra Palace—The Great British Beer Festival (hosted by CAMRA) will take place in Birmingham from August 5 to 9.
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