Birmingham
Properties and events in Birmingham
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A guided walk through the architecture and history of the Jewellery Quarter
A guided walk with RBSA President Ed Isaacs, starting at the Jewellery Quarter train station and ending at the RBSA Gallery on St Paul’s Square.
A walk with a different perspective on Spaghetti Junction
Walk along the canals from Aston station to Perry Hall Park, including passing underneath Spaghetti Junction.
Aston Parish Church
Join us at Aston Parish Church with tower trips and talks taking place throughout the afternoon.
Austin Village Tour
Join us for a guided walk through the Austin Village, a model village built by Herbert Austin.
Birmingham Honey Show
Head to Winterbourne House and Garden for Birmingham's biggest celebration of all things honey. Experience live hive demonstrations, buy local honey, and enjoy family activities all set within this buzzing botanical garden.
Bournville Carillon
An opportunity to hear the famous Bournville Carillon being played live as the bells ring our across Bournville village green.
Bournville Model Boat Club
Visitors will see a wide assortment of yachts and model boats in action on the water. A number of radio-controlled yachts and boats will be available for visitors to sail.
Bournville Quaker Meeting House
Visit an unusually elaborate Quaker Meeting House and the only one housing an organ. George and Richard Cadbury put their faith into action as they built their new chocolate factory and the pioneering village beyond the boundaries of the city centre.
Bournville Sports Crown Green Bowls Club
Visit the oldest sporting club in Bournville and come have a go at Crown Green Bowls.
Bournville Village Primary School
We invite you to visit our beautiful school, including George Hall, frescoes, and the historical school archives.
Brandwood End Cemetery - Who lies beneath
Learn more about those that lie beneath the memorials in Brandwood End and what the headstones really say.
Brandwood End Cemetery- Your own 'Musical Journey across eras and genres' in nature.
Leaf arts are repeating last years very successful 'silent walk' with new music. Come and join us as we stroll around the cemetery enjoying music across eras and genres reflecting nature and the seasons. A gentle nature inspires walk
British Oak Centenary Celebrations
Join us to celebrate 100 years since the opening of our Grade 2 Listed public house with many original features.
Cadbury Archives, Mondelez International
The Cadbury Archives are a rich treasure trove of material relating to the history of the Cadbury business. The Archives contain documents dating back to 1842 and extensive packaging and advertising collections.
Cadbury World - Historical Presentation
Join us for a 45 minute presentation on the history of Bournville, the Cadbury family and the success of their chocolate business, followed by free entry into Cadbury World. Talk is 10:00am - 10:45am, self-guided tour at 11:00am.
Changing Times at SS. John and Martin Catholic Church
Join us for a guided tour of SS Martin and John Catholic Church and 'Balsall Heath in Changing Times' Exhibition. Guided tours last 20 minutes and will repeat every half hour - free refreshments together with Exhibition at our B12 Church Hall.
Changing Times Moseley Road History Tour
Explore the rich history of Moseley Road on a walking tour through changing times with local historian Val Hart!
Church of the Ascension, Hall Green
A chance to look around this beautiful Church, consecrated in 1704 and a place of Christian worship to this day.
City Centre Public Art Trail Featuring the Work of William Bloye
A guided walk by Viv Astling RBSA, from the Hall of Memory to the RBSA Gallery in the Jewellery Quarter (about 2km) taking in 24 venues.
Concert Hall, Mondelez International
The Concert Hall, opened by Cadbury in 1927, is a unique space. Step inside to learn about its history and listen to some live music and performances on the stage.