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Discover the magic of Arabic music and culture at our upcoming summer festival. Follow our guide to planning the perfect event, from choosing the right location to picking the perfect name and hashtags. 🎉🎶 — Are you ready to dance the night away to the rhythms of Arabic music? Look no further than our upcoming summer festival, set to take place in locations across the Western world from 2024–2028. Whether you’re a music lover or a culture, there’s something for everyone at our festival. 🎆🎉

Commuting by train its nice and easy 😌 but only if you make max 60 minutes to your home. Still there are challenges. In case you need to take a bus or the underground train in London that adds another 60 minutes top. But all over the time I spent…

Currently, Birmingham is hosting the Commonwealth Games, and for those of us who watch on Tv, we take it on trust that the atmosphere the presenters are talking about is real. Well, let me tell you, in this case, it is true. I’m not a sports fan, and normally I wouldn’t go near the venue of a major sporting event, and even today's visit to the UK’s second city wasn’t entirely due to the Commonwealth Games. …

These words are 2 years later than I wanted them to be. I’m writing them now so they won’t be 4 years late. They’re imperfect, but coming from a space of deep love, justice and care for Birmingham’s queer community. For those who aren’t aware, there has been a public…

Theatre is evolving in the UK — This is a talk I gave on the 1st December as part of Deaf Explorer’s Access and Inclusion Event at Moseley Community Hub. The event was supported by Culture Central and attended by those working in the Midlands Culture Sector. …

“The average drill is used for 12 minutes,” says Sophie. “12 minutes per year?”. “No, 12 minutes ever!” Stats like these make it hard to argue with the brilliance of the concept behind The Borrow Shop, a new-ish business in the Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham: Why buy something that you’re going…

A Birmingham charity that helps refugees has raised homelessness concerns for Afghan refugees who arrived in the UK before the Taliban took over Afghanistan. Phil Davis from The Hope Projects, supporting those in Birmingham and the Black Country whose asylums was refused, has raised concerns about homelessness for Afghan refugees…

My Life as a Community Service Volunteer in Birmingham — From a speaker Terry Jacks was bleating, ‘Goodbye to you my trusted friend…’ and the heavy feeling in my gut grew heavier. Even Terry Jacks seemed to know that this was a big deal that I may not return from. Outside on the driveway, the yellow beetle growled with air-cooled…

Birmingham’s Two Largest Leagues Have Joined Together — Birmingham will return to roller derby with a new merged league — Birmingham Roller Derby — combining Birmingham Blitz Dames (2006–2021) and Central City Roller Derby (2007–2021). …