We Are Eastside – arts and culture- Jonathan Watkins & Jiehong Jiang | Eastside Projects, 1 May, 6.30-8pm April 18, 2012
- Lunch Club | Eastside Projects, 26 April, 1–2pm April 10, 2012
- Underground Photography | Eastside Projects, 26 April, 6.30-8pm April 10, 2012
- Introducing Contemporary China, Eastside Projects, 11 April, 6.30-8pm April 5, 2012
- Discussion | Studios – Is there a need for permanence? 27 March 6.30-8pm Eastside Projects March 22, 2012
- Birmingham Post: Digbeth articles
- Bomb disposal squad called in to Birmingham tower block April 20, 2012
- Joe Holyoak: HS2 station in Birmingham could be disastrous for Digbeth March 30, 2012
- Review: Life Is A Dream, Birmingham Opera Company, Argyle Works, Digbeth March 30, 2012
- 48Sheet art project to transform billboards across Birmingham March 23, 2012
- Helicopter heaven for Birmingham Opera Company during Cultural Olympics March 15, 2012
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Tag Archives: dave harte
An A-Z of creativity in Digbeth by BCU students
I’ve been sent this image by Dave Harte, who tells me it’s a result of Birmingham City University’s task on their ‘Creativity in the Media’ module (which is taught by Dr Paul Long and Oliver Carter). The task asked students to go to Digbeth … Continue reading
Christmas opening times for Digbeth supermarkets
Dave Harte of Bournvillage.com always says his festive posts detailing the Christmas opening times for Bournville Village Tesco are the most popular ones on his website. Last year I did no such post for Digbeth is Good – not because … Continue reading
Getgood Link: West Midlands Police – Appeal following shooting incident in Digbeth
West Midlands Police – Appeal following shooting incident in Digbeth – Here’s some thoroughly depressing news to start the weekend with: Police were called to outside The Dubliner, High Street, Digbeth at just after 1am this morning, Saturday 20 November, … Continue reading
Posted in Getgood Links, Local Life
Tagged bbc, dave harte, links, shooting, thedubliner, toblog, westmidlandspolice
Inside the Alan’s Cafe/Fazeley Boxing Club building on Fazeley Street
The other day myself and William Perrin noticed the front door of the above building on Fazeley Street was wide open, so we walked in. I got up one flight of stairs before finding one of the builders working in … Continue reading
Posted in Buildings, regeneration and that
Tagged Alan's cafe, dave harte, Fazeley Boxing Club, Fazeley Street, william perrin, willperrin
Dave Harte’s suggestion for Future Digbeth Allotments
View future digbeth allotments in a larger map Very intriguing idea from Dave Harte to do something lovely with the unused viaducts in Digbeth, shown on the above map: we should have allotments on top of the abandoned Victorian rail … Continue reading
Posted in Buildings, regeneration and that, Local Life
Tagged 4ip, anna blackaby, Birmingham Post, dave harte, upper trinity street, viaduct
Parade route map
Dave Harte pointed out the St Patrick’s parade map to me. Here it is.
Posted in The Irish Quarter
Tagged dave harte, st patricks festival
First Digbeth cashpoint update: we’ll be waiting a while longer
Back in December, Carl contacted National Express to see if a much-needed cashpoint would be installed in the new Birmingham Coach Station. They answered that ‘there are plans for a cash machine to go in early 2010′, which made Digbeth … Continue reading
Rare Games moving to Digbeth – are we ready for our new guests?
So all of Birmingham’s buzzing with the news that Microsoft subsidiary Rare Games are set to move into the remaining vacant Fazeley Studios. Martin Mullaney thinks it’s ‘awesome’. The Birmingham Post have visually interpreted the big news in an interesting … Continue reading
Posted in Creative places and spaces, Local Life
Tagged andy munro, anna blackaby, Birmingham Post, dave harte, digbeth study, Fazeley Studios, microsoft, rare games
Digbeth: Past, Present & Future at Ikon Eastside
Digbeth: Past, Present & Future :: Ikon Gallery – I know I’ve mentioned this before but I’m mentioning it again in a shameless act of self-promotion, as it seems I’m chairing the panel discussion due to take place after the … Continue reading