We Are Eastside – arts and culture- Eastside Projects, Along Between and On The Lines, Saturday 29 June, 1–3.30pm May 21, 2013
- Eastside Projects, Lunch Club with Gregory Dunn, Friday 28 June, 1–2pm May 21, 2013
- Eastside Projects, Toolkit: Maximum Fidelity, Monday 17 June, 6.30–8.30pm May 21, 2013
- Eastside Projects, Curators Introduction, Thursday 6 June, 6.30–8.00pm May 21, 2013
- Sarah Farmer residency – update May 21, 2013
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- Birmingham Post: Digbeth articles
- Grand Union art gallery celebrates birthday with £100,000 grant May 23, 2013
- Birmingham Opera Company's airborne Mittwoch nominated for two major awards April 12, 2013
- Birmingham creatives flying high thanks to Honda advert March 14, 2013
- Birmingham Wholesale Markets to leave Digbeth, city council confirms March 12, 2013
- Review: Foals, at the Institute, Birmingham March 7, 2013
Category Archives: Digbeth Residents Association
Welcome to Digbeth…
Our readers who visit Digbeth regularly will have noticed that the hoardings around the failed Connaught Square development (opposite the Coach Station) are looking rather worse for wear at the moment… MT @ellrbrown: Bradford Street, #Digbeth – demolished site – … Continue reading
Meet the Neighbours!
When: Tuesday 7th May, 18:00-20:00 Where: Spotted Dog, 104 Warwick Street, Digbeth, B12 0NH Digbeth Residents Association wants to see a safer, cleaner and friendlier Digbeth. Meet the Neighbours is part of the friendlier strand of our action plan for … Continue reading
Craving a change?
Crave, based in the Custard Factory, offers high quality bespoke custom art tattoos and piercing, award winning hair stylists and beauticians, and is the first boutique in the UK to cater for all aesthetic needs. Since opening in February, there … Continue reading
DRA Meeting Updates
The last meeting of Digbeth Residents Association took place on Monday 8th April, where attendees were treated to a sneak peak into plans for The Woodman public house. Don’t worry – if you weren’t able to make it, you won’t … Continue reading
HS2 Community Forum Update
From the HS2 Community Forums Team: Dear Forum Member Please find attached the draft meeting notes and actions arising from the Washwood Heath to Curzon Street Community Forum meeting on 19th March 2013. Please could you email any comments and/or … Continue reading
Posted in Digbeth Residents Association, Local Life
Tagged Birmingham City Council, hs2, HS2 Community Forums
Update: Birmingham Wholesale Market
We recently shared the news that Birmingham City Council has decided to move the Wholesale Market out of Digbeth. Please see below for commentary on this decision on behalf of the Birmingham Wholesale Fresh Produce Association (BWFPA): I have attached … Continue reading
Eastside City Park Opened!
Eastside City Park was officially opened by Birmingham City Council’s Leader, Sir Albert Bore, last month. Although not technically in Digbeth, the park borders our little part of the city, so naturally, Digbeth Residents Association (DRA) was involved in the … Continue reading
April 2013 meeting of DRA
When: Monday 8th April 2013, 18:00 Where: Restaurant, Old Crown, High Street Digbeth Please be aware that the next meeting of Digbeth Residents Association (DRA) will take place on Monday 8th April 2013 at 6pm in the Old Crown restaurant, … Continue reading
Posted in Digbeth Residents Association, Pubwatch
Tagged Digbeth Residents Association, Digbeth Speaks, The Old Crown, The Woodman
Crave
Crave has just opened at the Custard Factory, and as the UK’s first unisex full aesthetic boutique, the owners certainly have Digbeth’s pioneering attitude! Offering everything from tanning to tattoos, hair styling to hot stone therapy, the team behind Crave … Continue reading
Posted in Custard Factory, Digbeth Residents Association
Tagged Crave, Custard Factory, Digbeth Residents Association
Loss of Digbeth Wholesale Markets
Last week, the Birmingham Mail announced that the city’s wholesale market will be shut down. This is a blow for the traders, as well as Digbeth Residents Association, who have supported the two-year campaign against closure. The Birmingham Wholesale Markets … Continue reading