Events
Events
We are proud to share that our short film, 'Rolling Out Brum', is has been selected for Short Stack.
Short Stack presents a showcase of the best short films from the Midlands. An eclectic mix of genres, styles and budgets - a platform for filmmakers to share their work and an opportunity for audiences to see fresh talent and original ideas on the big screen.
Join us for networking in the Mezze Bar before the screening from 5.30pm.
Midlands Short Film Club presents Short Stack
Delivered by Broadway on behalf of Film Hub Midlands
HyAcademy is delighted to invite teachers, educators, and schools to join our Network of Schools event — a unique opportunity to connect, exchange, and grow together!
Whether you’re already part of the Network 500+ or curious to learn more, this hybrid event will offer:
An overview of the HyAcademy project and its objectives
Inspiring examples of teaching materials and good practices
Insights and contributions from members of the Network
A chance to share your feedback and ideas to help shape the future of the initiative
Location: Brussels (with online participation available after registration)
Date & Time: 27 November 2025, 15:00–17:45 CET or 14:00 - 16:45 GMT.
Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of a growing European community of innovative schools and teachers!
As part of Rhoda Bertz Collage Exhibition at Nook Gallery in Kings Heath, Bertz Associates are pleased to announce a guided walk with our director Iris Bertz
The walk is based on new ways of looking at the world with an introduction on how artists look at the world. Discover the beauty in the broken and discarded and find accidental art.
The walk will start at Nook at 11am, and finish there with a cup of tea and biscuits and an opportunity to reflect on the walk and look afresh at the exhibition.
The walk will be approximately 60 minutes followed by an hour for tea and coffee at the gallery and a guided tour of the exhibition.
We are honoured that our recent documentary 'Rolling at The Tower' is screening at Friction Arts as part of their Space for Community movie night.
They are screening five short films about local communities and their spaces.
As part of our Uncovering Lisel Haas project, we invite you to come and explore the archive of her works at the Library of Birmingham for Birmingham Heritage Week.
Lisel Haas was a German-Jewish photographer who made Birmingham her home in 1938 after escaping Nazi persecution. She photographed at the Birmingham Rep and many other theaters across the West Midlands before opening her home studio in 12 Grove Avenue, Moseley. This event will be lead by the project's researchers as they give an introduction to Lisel Haas' life and works through the archival material they have uncovered from the Library of Birmingham. There will be a panel discussion where the researchers discuss their process and findings, with opportunity for the audience to discuss where they would like to see the project develop in future research.
This event is supported by the John Feeney Charitable Trust.