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
-
Tag Archives: Pete Ashton
Digbeth Photowalk
When: Sunday, 25th March 2012 Where: Meet at Moor Street Station Cafe at 15:00 Pete Ashton, who created DiG waaaay back when, is holding a guided free Photo Walk through Digbeth on Sunday 25th March. The tour aims to showcase … Continue reading
Posted in Art, culture and that, Creative places and spaces, Spotted Dog
Tagged Pete Ashton, Spotted Dog, Still Walking
All change
You may notice things are looking a bit different here on Digbeth is Good. Many thanks to Pete Ashton for the great theme tweaking and Midge for the new header design. I hope you like the new place. Find your … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Aimee, bcu, Birmingham City University., carl, Digbeth Residents Association, HMV Institute, irish heritage, midge, moseleyrd, Nav, Newswaves, pamela, Pete Ashton, snowblind, the rainbow
Faces of Digbeth #2: air vents on Cheapside
I’ve been noticing a few faces on inanimate objects around Digbeth, such as buildings and trucks recently. So I’m starting a Faces of Digbeth category. It may grow as I notice more, or fade into nothing as I fail to. … Continue reading
Posted in Faces of Digbeth, Local Life
Tagged faces of digbeth, Pete Ashton, ttv
Digbeth O’Lympics ales at The Anchor this weekend
Gerry Keane at The Anchor has the following ales on to celebrate Papal-visit themed Digbeth O’Lympics this weekend. Church End Digbeth O`lympic S`tout 4.6% Church End Papale 3.5% Church End Benedict – tion Ale 4.5% Mallinsons Digbeth O`lympic P`ale 4.0%
Posted in Local Life
Tagged Digbeth Olympics, Gerry Keane, Pete Ashton, the anchor
Last Digbeth O’Lympics planning meeting tonight
An update from Spotted Dog landlord John Tighe about the last Digbeth O’Lympics planning meeting tonight at the pub: Last Monday meeting, tonight, before next Sunday’s papal visit themed mayhem. Dog garden being turned into a workshop this week if you … Continue reading
Posted in Local Life
Tagged Digbeth Olympics, John Tighe, Pete Ashton, Spotted Dog
The Destroyers Gypsy Summer Ball
Brummie band of the moment The Destroyers are to launch their UK and Ireland tour with a Summer Gypsy Ball in the new Digbeth music venue The Crossing at South Birmingham College on Milk Street. The gig this Fri 4th … Continue reading
The Cashpoint Saga: The First Free Digbeth Cashpoint is now officially open!
The First Free Digbeth Cashpoint is now officially open! Jon Bounds kindly Cut The Riboon in the Nisa Convenience Store on Digbeth High Street, after which we downed a few pints of Cashpoint Real Ale in The Anchor. Pete Ashton … Continue reading
Posted in Local Life
Tagged bounder, cashpoint, jon bounds, nisa, Pete Ashton, the anchor
Getgood Link: Consultation is dead, big plans are deader | Pete Ashton
Consultation is dead, big plans are deader | Pete Ashton – It seems the sad, neglected Curzon Street Station is to get a new lease of life as a high-speed rail link to London. No-one really knew about this until … Continue reading
Posted in Buildings, regeneration and that, Getgood Links
Tagged bcu, birminghamcitycouncil, carl, connaughtsquare, gordonbrown, links, Pete Ashton, skyscrapercity, snowblind, toblog