Good morning and a very happy bank holiday for yesterday / half term for this week (delete as appropriate) to all who celebrate.
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Ash Tree Floral Designs’ next workshop at The Old Post Office is on Sunday 19 July from 11am-1pm, workshop guests will learn floristry skills from an award-winning tutor Ashley - and you’ll take your bouquet - made from locally grown blooms - home with you. Skills for life! Book your place through Ash Tree Floral Designs’ website.
What’s caught our attention:
A new cross-regional digital arts programme supporting ambitious new commissions with partners across the Midlands, Ode to the Midlands, has recently announced its six artists and partners. Including digital artist and friend of TOPO Antonio Roberts, and artists we admire the work of, Marley Starskey Butler and Natasha Taheem. Read the release here.
Birmingham Design Festival returns Wednesday 10 - Friday 12 June and I’ll always have a soft spot for it. ‘A celebration of the local, national and international design industry held in Birmingham in June.’ Speakers include Led By Donkeys, Lou Downe (founder of Good Services), Samar Maakaroun (Partner at Pentagram), and locals including Mohammed Ali, Mark Murphy and Dual Works. Most events are during work hours, with the headline talks from 7pm. birminghamdesignfestival.org.uk
Stirchley Cooperative Development have more news, and it’s not good. They really need support right now. Do you know anyone who might be able to help? More information in their press release.
Little Miss Sunshine is Stirchley Open Cinema’s next screening, it’s Pay What You Feel, so it’s inclusive to all budgets. Another brilliant volunteer-run initiative in the ‘burb! Friday 29 May, 7.30pm at Stirchley Baths. Tickets.
There’s an exhibition at the Rest House in Bournville about a community tapestry project Fragments (flyer below) opening tomorrow (Tuesday 26 May) www.sellymanormuseum.org.uk/events/2026-05-26/fragments-a-community-exhibition Selly Manor also have some half-term activities for kids related to the exhibition.
Stirchley Community Market’s next market is on Saturday 27 June from 10am-3pm - save the date. The whole event is volunteer-ran, and they are looking for more volunteers on the day to help support the quarterly event. If you have a few hours to spare and want to do some good in the community, you can’t go wrong with volunteering at the market. (Ahem, I’m maybe a bit biased as I ran it for 10+ years). www.stirchleycommunitymarket.com
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Newsletter Tuesday 26 May 2026.
