Brierley-Hill Events in August

Dolly Parton Tribute - Castle BromwichDolly Parton Tribute Night - Castle Bromwich, Birmingham Get ready for a fantastic night of country classics as we bring the sparkle and sound of....

Birmingham Audio Tour: A Sonic Stroll Through Art, IconsA century ago, Birmingham's skyline was shattered by ambition and uprising-a city rebuilt in defiance and celebration.

Birmingham Highlights Audio Tour: Urban Heritage and LandmarksBeneath the polished facade of Birmingham lies a frantic heartbeat forged in iron and fueled by radical rebellion.

Wolverhampton Audio Tour: Sweat and ShineWolverhampton's working history runs from Lady Wulfrun's wool grant to Ernest Bevin's forty-hour handshake - from the wool merchants whose money built

Birmingham Audio Tour: City HeritageBeneath the frantic neon glow of the Chinese Quarter lies a city built on brutal industrial grit and silenced rebellions.

Wolverhampton Audio Tour: Echoes Through TimeA city once shaken by revolution and revival hides its secrets in plain sight.

Soho Audio Tour: Refugees, Cholera and the Sound of the SixtiesExplore London's most crowded square mile, where refugees, rebels and performers have always found a home.

Birmingham Audio Tour: Historic HeartBeneath the polished Victorian stone of Birmingham lies a frantic history of radical rebellions and forgotten scandals that time failed to erase.

Birmingham Audio Tour: Jewellery Quarter StoriesBeneath Birmingham's skyline, colossal towers and hidden exchanges pulse with secrets-stories of power, rivalry, and silent surveillance shaping the

Birmingham Audio Tour: City HeritageBeneath the frantic neon glow of the Chinese Quarter lies a city built on brutal industrial grit and silenced rebellions.

Wolverhampton Audio Tour: Sweat and ShineWolverhampton's working history runs from Lady Wulfrun's wool grant to Ernest Bevin's forty-hour handshake - from the wool merchants whose money built

Soho Audio Tour: Refugees, Cholera and the Sound of the SixtiesExplore London's most crowded square mile, where refugees, rebels and performers have always found a home.