What’s On: Week 9
Check out our pick of the best cultural events on this week.
Monday 10th March
Ready Steady Bake Sale to raise money for St Mary’s Hospice: 12:00-15:00 outside Spar, Guild of Students.
Rep Student Drama Festival: Theatre Shorts: 19:00 Birmingham Repertory Theatre, Centenary Square, Broad Street.
Vale Fest presents ‘What The Funny?’: 20:00 Pritchatts Park Village.
Tuesday 11th
Self Defence Classes: 14:00-16:00 The Underground, Guild of Students.
Chocolate Bake and AGM with the Baking Society: 19:30-21:00 Oasis Kitchen, Chaplaincy.
Watch This presents Talk an original play by Daisy Edwards: Tuesday 11th – Thursday 13th 19:30 Rosa Parks, Guild of Students.
NightLive IV: 20:00 The Lounge, Bristol Road.
Wednesday 12th
Photosoc Nature Reserve Visit: 14:00 meet at Mermaid Square, then to the Nature Reserve, Cannon Hill Park.
Article 19 Third Term Proposals: 11:30-14:00 Basement Meeting Room, Guild of Students.
Infinity presents Orphans by Dennis Kelly: Wednesday 13th – Friday 15th 19:00 Amos Room, Guild of Students.
Thursday 13th
Johnny ‘Rooster’ Byron’s Infinite Quizdom: 19:30 Urban Village, Selly Oak.
Saturday 15th
Burning The Books, Birmingham: 14:30-17:00 Birmingham Cathedral, Colmore Row.
Tour of International Slavery Museum with the Nigerian society: 10:00-18:00 International Slavery Museum, Liverpool.
Mr Scruff & Floating Points all night long: 21:00 The Hare & Hounds, Kings Heath.
Sunday 16th
Watch This presents School of Rock 48 Hour: 19:30 The Underground, Guild of Students.
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