The week ahead in Digbeth

It seems there’s no rest for the wicked. I’m only just back off holiday and already my week ahead is full to bursting. Here’s me diary:

• Monday – Time to get angry and shout loudly about street litter and the like at the Digbeth Residents’ Association meeting, 7pm at the Paragon Hotel.
• Tuesday – okay so there is some rest for the wicked. After a hard day’s work at ACE dance and music, I’ll get to spend the evening at home, which I’ll undoubtedly spend blogging.
• Wednesday – The Irish Heritage Group conduct their monthly meeting at The Irish Club. I keep intending to go to this and never make it, so now I’ll say I will on the internet to make it happen. I will, I will, I will. By the way, if you fancy becoming the Irish Heritage Group’s new Chief Executive, you’ve got until this Friday to hand your application in.
• Thursday – The preview of the new Andy Warhol exhibition at the Ikon Eastside The Eternal Now: Warhol and Film ’63-’68 is at 7.00pm-9.00pm. The exhibition carries on until 19th October.
• Friday – Melinda Schwakhofer comes back to Birmingham to do Digbeth. Sounds like she fancies a visit to The Spotted Dog to check out John Tighe’s junk record-player collection.
• Saturday – back to Ikon Eastside for an evening of films by Len Lye: Individual Happiness Now.
• Sunday – Think me and Melinda may head down to Sunday Flea at the Custard Factory before exploring deepest, darkest Digbeth.
• Monday 8 Sept – Heading to The Spotted Dog at 8pm to talk Irish culture and Filum before watching a bit of high-brow telly.