A fantastic musical concert is taking place at St Michael’s Church, Brierley Hill this Saturday at 7.30 pm. Viva Musica will be performing variety of popular, classical, and modern songs. Since its formation 20 years ago, Viva Musica has established itself as one of the leading chores in the West Midlands. With over 70 mixed • Read More »
Please find the agenda for the next meeting of the Civic Society to take place at St Michael’s Church, Brierley Hill on Monday 16th May 2011 commencing at 5.30pm. All are welcome to attend. Our guest speaker is Pete Boland who will be talking about the historic environment in Brierley Hill, and this should be • Read More »
If you missed this exciting performance at Brierley Hill Civic Centre, now is the chance to see the small screen version. Free screening of the movie of the play!
There are so many brilliant opportunities to get involved with this month, with Free workshops every single week for any young person interested in drama aged 14-25. Please pass on to your contacts as we have some great drama workshops scheduled in. We also have the launch of ‘Talking to Tallman’ our Knife Crime Awareness • Read More »
What an amazing afternoon. Brierley Hall Civic Hall was alive with the sound of Brierley Hillness! 110 dancers from four local schools joined Buzz Youth Theatre in a one-off spectacular which traced the story of a Brierley Hill family from the 1930s to present day; changes in the family mirrored by the changing landscape • Read More »
Ned Williams will be launching his new book – “Brierley Hill, Round Oak, Harts Hill, Level Street, Merry Hill, Quarry Bank, Mill Street, The Delph, Silver End and Hawbush” (as Ned says, possibly the longest book title ever!) – on Friday 4th March 2011 at Bank Street Methodist Church starting at 7pm. Come and inspect • Read More »
English Heritage has announced a exciting series of talks, films and presentations about Brierley Hill which will run during February and March: Thursday, 24 February, 19:00 Brierley Hill’s Historic Landscape – Illustrated Talk by Pete Boland, Conservation officer Dudley MBC Thursday, 1o March, 19:00 Remembering Road Oak Steel Works – illustrated talk and performance with • Read More »