This summer, Birmingham is bustling with a range of free events that promise to entertain residents and visitors alike. From captivating art displays and culinary extravaganzas to interactive nature walks, there's something for everyone. Let's take a look at what the city has to offer over the coming weeks.
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00:00First up, Birmingham Creates the Open, a remarkable outdoor print exhibition that showcases the
00:07undiscovered talent of emerging local artists. Launched by Colmore Business District in partnership
00:13with Central Bid, this vibrant exhibition features painted portraits, abstract compositions,
00:19photographs and collages celebrating Birmingham's landmarks and culture. The exhibition has
00:25been running since June and will continue until August 1st, with displays located at
00:30Snowhill Square and Victoria Square, featuring 10 and 50 artists respectively. If you're
00:36a foodie, the Colmore Food Festival is not to be missed. Set in the grounds of St Philip's
00:41Cathedral, this event offers a delectable spread of mini dishes from some of Birmingham's
00:46best food and drink establishments. With a line-up including renowned names such as Asher's
00:51and Isaac's, visitors can expect a diverse mix of cuisines. The festival not only features
00:58food and drink stalls, but also performances from local entertainers, making it a treat
01:03for all senses. Entry is free and the event promises to provide an affordable and enjoyable
01:10experience for every visitor. For families and nature lovers, the Bumblebee Safari Walks
01:15by Bee Inspired offer an exciting adventure. Scheduled for July 27th, participants can
01:22explore Birmingham's green spaces and learn about these vital pollinators. The walks are
01:27designed to be educational and fun, providing a closer look at bumblebees in their natural
01:32habitat. Finally, Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery are currently presenting two exhibitions.
01:38The Victorian Radicals exhibition is open from Wednesday to Sunday in the Gas Hall.
01:43The Wall in Pursuit of Repetitive Beats can be visited in the Waterhall until September 1st.
01:49Both exhibitions offer a rich cultural experience, though with the Mime Museum building remain
01:55closed for maintenance.