ArtsFest Artists Events during June

June 4, 2009

Tuesday 2nd June 2009

  • Sustained Theatre Regional Hub – Sustained Theatre Regional Hub – West Midlands

Sustained Theatre is a network and a call to action for all artists to lobby for positive change.

Venue:

The Drum 144 Potters Lane Aston Birmingham B6 4UU

Time:

7.00pm – 10.00pm

Tickets:

Admission Free

Further Information:

www.the-drum.org.uk

0121 333 2444. This event occurs on the first Tuesday of each month until Tuesday 1 Sept.

 

Wednesday 3rd June 2009

  • The Drum and Retro Film Biz in association with BASS 09 Festival – Democracy in Dakar 

African Underground: Democracy in Dakar is a groundbreaking documentary film about hip hop youth and politics in Dakar, Senegal.

Venue:

The Drum, 144 Potters Lane Aston, Birmingham, B6 4UU

Time:

7.00pm

Tickets:

£4 (£3) The Drum Box Office 0121 333 2444

Online www.the-drum.org.uk 

Further Information:

www.the-drum.org.uk

0121 333 2444

 

 

Thursday 4th  June 2009 

  • The New Art Gallery Walsall – Food Glorious Food

If you love food and art, then you cannot miss this free event. Participate, taste and experience glorious food throughout the gallery.

Venue:

The New Art Gallery Walsall

Time:

From 6pm until 9pm

Tickets:

Free entry

Further Information:

www.thenewartgallerywalsall.co.uk

01922 654400

 

 

Friday 5th June 2009

  • Upfront Café & The Drum – Comedy Summer Series

More international laughs as Def Comedy Jam star Wil flies in from Brooklyn to rip the roof off The Drum.

Venue:

The Drum, 144 Potters Lane, Aston, Birmingham B6 4UU

Time:

Doors open 7pm

Tickets:

£12 (£10), £15 on the door, The Drum Box Office 0121 333 2444 or Online www.the-drum.org.uk

Further Information:

www.the-drum.org.uk

0121 333 2444

 

  • Manveer Singh – The World of Manveer Singh

Tonight Manveer will discuss his career as a musician, the intensive musical study and his deteriorating eyesight.

Venue:

Old Joint Stock Pub & Theatre

Time:

7.30pm

Tickets:

£8, £5 con

Further Information:

http://www.oldjointstocktheatre.co.uk/rte.asp?id=127

0121 200 0946

 

Saturday 6th June 2009

  • City of Birmingham Choir – Elgar: The Dream of Gerontius

Conducted by Adrian Lucas, Elgar’s moving and dramatic score will be performed in the majestic setting of Worcester Cathedral.

Venue:

Worcester Cathedral

Time:

7.30pm

Tickets:

£10, £15, £20, £25 from Worcester Live Box Office 01905 611427

Further Information:

www.citychoir.org.uk

 

Sunday 7th  June 2009

  • Demonstration – David Brammeld RBSA

David will be demonstrating his techniques using pastels and his strategies for developing colour relationships. Free – no need to book.

Venue:

RBSA Gallery, Gallery 1

Time:

2.00pm – 4.00pm

Tickets:

Free

Further information:

www.rbsa.org.uk

0121 236 4353

 

Monday 8th  June – Saturday 4th  July

  • Craft Gallery wall exhibition – Maggie Kitching, RBSA

Prints: portraits, people, past and present.

Venue:

RBSA Gallery, Craft Gallery wall

Time:

Usual opening hours

Tickets:

Free

Further information:

www.rbsa.org.uk

0121 236 4353

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thursday 11th June 2009

  • The Drum – Pieces: Unity Through Comedy

The newest comedy sketch show to come out of Nottingham Playhouse. Giving you the real deal with new comedy characters.

Venue:

The Drum, 144 Potters Lane, Aston, Birmingham, B6 4UU

Time:

From 7.30pm

Tickets:

£8 (£5) The Drum Box Office 0121 333 2444 Online www.the-drum.org.uk

Further Information:

www.the-drum.org.uk

0121 333 2444

 

Saturday 13th  June 2009

 

  • RBSA in partnership with British Silver week and Birmingham Assay Office – Meet the Silversmiths –

An insight into the diversity of texture in contemporary silverware

Venue:

RBSA Gallery

Time:

11.00am –1.00pm

2.00pm – 4.00pm

Tickets:

Free

Further Information:

www.rbsa.org.uk

0121 236 4353

 

Saturday 13th June & Sunday 14th June 2009

  • Matribhoomi Theatre Company – Paiseyan Di Hera Pheri

A humorously mad story of a family and its race to get Daka Thukur’s inheritance money. Performed in Punjabi

Venue:

The Drum, 144 Potters Lane, Aston Birmingham B6 4UU

Time:

From 7.30pm

Tickets:

£8 (£6), Family Ticket £24 The Drum Box Office 0121 333 2444 or www.the-drum.org.uk

Further Information:

www.the-drum.org.uk

0121 333 2444

 

  • Sampad/mac – Amplifying The Map

Thinking about entering your work into sampad’s international writing competition? A free workshop led by writers.

Venue:

Birmingham Nature Centre

Time:

10.30am – 1pm

Tickets:

Free

Further Information:

http://www.sampad.org.uk/whatson.php?id=1190

0121 452 8875

 

 

Monday 15th June 2009

  • Nicola Goff-the-Goth – Mirth On Mondays Comedy Club

Nicola goes comedy

Venue:

Manchester

Time:

8.00pm – Late

Tickets:

Available on the door – £5.00

Further Information:

07815426606

 

Monday 15th June – Saturday 8th  August

 

  • Lenora Minto, RBSA – Craftwork in the café exhibition

Kiln cast glass incorporating text.

Venue:

RBSA Gallery, Craftwork in the café space

Time:

Usual opening hours

Tickets:

Free

Further Information:

www.rbsa.org.uk

0121 236 4353

 

 

Saturday 20th June 2009

  •  Warwickshire Symphony Orchestra: From the New World

Ruth Palmer performs Britten Violin Concerto . WSO under Guy Woolfenden plays Gershwin American in Paris & Dvořák New World Symphony

Venue:

Levi Fox Hall, Stratford-upon-Avon

Time:

7.30pm – 9.30pm

Tickets:

£12 [£5 children, students & unemployed] for tickets contact boxoffice@wso.org.uk or 01926 850385

Further Information:

www.wso.org.uk

 

  • Shin Parwana – The Burman Legacy

The immortal melodies of the legendary SD & RD Burman will tonight be brought to you by Shin Parwana.

Venue:

Crescent Theatre

Time:

7.30pm

Tickets:

£15, £12 concs

Further Information:

http://www.sampad.org.uk/whatson.php?id=1191

0121 643 5858

 

  • Penn Guitar Duo: Classical Guitar Concert

Falla, Granados, Elgar, Mozart, Williams (Schindlers List) Kreisler. Plus Latin and Jazz. Price inc wine and a nibble. Nice!

Venue:

St Barts Church Church Hill Penn Wolverhampton WV4 5JB

Time:

7.30pm – 9.30pm

Tickets:

£6.50 Adults, £3.50 Children available on the door

Further Information:

www.pennguitarduo.co.uk

07931 748801

 

  • Aston Hall and The Drum – Aston Heritage Day

Visit amazing places within the Aston area. From workshops to performances, there will be so much to see and do!

Venue:

The Drum, 144 Potters Lane, Aston, Birmingham B6 4UU

Time:

11.30am – 4.00pm

Tickets:

Admission Free

Further Information:

www.the-drum.org.uk

0121 333 2444

 

  • Bloco Louco – Knowle Festival

Bloco Louco samba band play Rio’s beats and bring out the sunshine at the Knowle Park Festival

Venue:

Knowle Park

Time:

12.00 – 13.00

Tickets:

£3, available at the gate

Further Information:

www.knowleparkfestival.co.uk

info@blocolouco.com

 

Sunday 21st June 2009

  •  Wrote under, The Sunday xpress

Music comedy poetry storytelling experimental. Free entry, open mic, all welcome

Venue:

The Adam and Eve Digbeth

Time:

4pm – late

Tickets:

Free entry

Further Information:

www.worpress.com/wroteunder

The Sunday xpress event falls on every Third Sunday of each month.

 

Sunday 21st  June 2009

 

  • Caroline Ali, RBSA – Demonstration

Caroline reveals how she creates her detailed drawings and paintings of insects and wild life. Free – no need to book.

Venue:

RBSA Gallery

Time:

2.00pm – 4.00pm

Tickets:

Free

Further Information:

www.rbsa.org.uk

0121 236 4353

 

Monday 22nd  June – 18th  July 2009

 

  • John Wood, RBSA – Café wall exhibition

Whisper, whisper, shredding sounds, an angel squawk and a magic apple – new and strange imaginings .

Venue:

RBSA Gallery, Café wall

Time:

Usual opening hours

Tickets:

Free

Further Information:

www.rbsa.org.uk

0121 236 4353

 

 

Wednesday 24 June 2009

 

·         Handsworth Library – Handsworth Search for a Star Grand Final

Grand final of the talent competition for solo singers and rappers aged 16 and over

Venue:

Library Theatre, Paradise Place, Birmingham B3 3HQ

Time:

7.30pm to 10.00pm

Tickets:

Free – From Handsworth Library

Further information:

www.birmingham.gov.uk/handsworthsfas

0121 303 9846

 

 

 

Saturday 27th June 2009

  •  The Birmingham Bassoon Choir at The Bournville Village Festival

An annual event, with the traditional Crowning of the Festival Queen, sideshows, funfair and fireworks, finale.

Venue:

Cadbury recreation grounds, Linden Road, Bournville, Birmingham

Time:

Gates open at 2.00pm – 11.30pm

Tickets:

Price of tickets to be confirmed Tickets are available from Bournville Village Council

 

 

  • The Drum and Classical & Visions – Freddie McGegor & Special Guest

Freddie McGregor is a classic reggae entertainer; his smooth voice spanned decades with its warm sound and effortless vibrato.

Venue:

The Drum, 144 Potters Lane, Aston, Birmingham, B6 4UU

Time:

From 9pm

Tickets:

£20 advance, MOTD The Drum Box Office 0121 333 2444 Online www.the-drum.org.uk

Further Information:

www.the-drum.org.uk

0121 333 2444

 

  • Birmingham Bach Choir – Concert “Voicing the Spirit”

The Birmingham Bach Choir presents a selection of religious masterpieces by European composers from Monteverdi to Rachmaninov.

Venue:

St Chad’s Cathedral, Birmingham

Time:

19:30h – 21:30h

Tickets:

£12 (£10 concessions) Birmingham Central Library, Birmingham Box Office Website and Birmingham Ticketshop and Tourism Centre

Further Information: 

Http://www.birmingham.bachchoir.com

01827 899954

 

 

Monday 29th  June to Friday 4th  September 2009

 

  • RBSA Gallery – Summer School

After last years successful Summer School an enlarged programme is offered. See website for full details

Venue:

RBSA Gallery, Gallery 1

Time:

Usual opening hours

Tickets:

Between £34 and £195

Further information:

See website for details and outlines www.rbsa.org.uk

0121 236 4353

 

Monday 29th  June to Saturday11th  July 2009

 

  • David White, RBSA and Viv Astling – ‘Shaping Nature’ exhibition

Exciting and contrasting responses to nature and its forms in drawings, prints, paintings and stone sculptures.

Venue:

RBSA Gallery, Gallery 2

Time:

Usual opening hours

Tickets:

Free

Further Information:

www.rbsa.org.uk

0121 236 4353

 

Monday 29th June 2009

 

  • Magenta – Moseley Festival 2009

Spend an evening learning to sing a brand new arrangement with Magenta, a female close-harmony choir extraordinaire

Venue:

Moseley CDT, next to the Post Office, first floor

Time:

7.30pm to 9.30 pm

Ticket:

£2.00 – Tickets can be purchased on the door

Further Information

www.magentacloseharmony.com

0121 449 0585 – Liz Reeve (Choir Manager)

 

 

Tuesday 30th June 2009 & Wednesday 1 July 2009

  • Renaissance One and The Drum – 1968: The Year That Never Ended

Prolific spoken word artist Adisa, explores one of the most profound years, 1968, and its relationship with the present.

Venue:

The Drum, 144 Potters Lane, Birmingham, B6 4UU

Time:

From 1.15pm

Tickets:

£5, £3.50 for schools The Drum Box Office 0121 333 2444 Online www.the-drum.org.uk

Further Information:

www.the-drum.org.uk

0121 333 2444

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