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Warwick Bar/British Waterways Meeting

When: 21st February 2012, 14:00
Where: K4 Architects office, 122 Fazeley Street, Digbeth

This meeting between Warwick Bar and British Waterways will focus on issues developed in the recent workshops, led on permaculture principles, in relation to the Warwick Bar site and its Digbeth hinterland.

For more information about the event, released in the coming weeks, please visit the Warwick Bar website.

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Digbeth Summit: Keeping Digbeth Different

When: Thursday 16th February 2012, 17:30 – 19:30
Where: Arts Theatre, Custard Factory, Gibb Street, Digbeth, Birmingham, B9 4AA

As a business, voluntary organisation or resident interested in the future of Digbeth we would like to invite you to attend the Digbeth Summit: Keeping Digbeth Different. The two keynote speakers for our event are:

Mark Barrow, Strategic Director at Birmingham City Council:
Mark has overall responsibility for the implementation of the Zone and has led the team that is currently undertaking negotiations with the Government.

Shabana Mahmood MP: Shabana is our local MP elected in 2010 and holds the portfolio for Higher Education in the Shadow Cabinet.

Please click here to RSVP for the event. Thank you!

 

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St Patrick’s Festival in Jeopardy

When: Tuesday 10th January 2012, 19:30
Where: Birmingham Irish Centre, Digbeth High Street

Is the St Patrick’s Day Parade Important to you or your business?

The Birmingham St Patrick’s Day Parade is in jeopardy this year. There will be a meeting this week to explain the issues, and how the whole community needs to help to ensure it goes ahead.

Please attend if you can – make sure to invite friends, family and business acquaintances to the meeting too!

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Save the Date – Digbeth Summit

Digbeth Summit: Keeping Digbeth Different

Save the date! The Digbeth Summit will take place on the evening of Thursday 16th February in Digbeth. More details and information will be confirmed in the New Year.

For now, we hope you will be able to make it!

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Merry Christmas from MyDigbeth!

Season’s Greetings to all our readers, from Digbeth is Good and Digbeth Residents Association!

Wishing everyone a joyful, peaceful and restful Christmas and all that’s good for 2012!

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Meeting with MP Mahmood


When: From 17:30, Friday 16th December
Where: Café area, Bay Leaf Restaurant, Custard Factory

Digbeth Residents Association has invited local MP Shabana Mahmood to a ‘surgery’ to be held next week. MP Mahmood will be meeting with residents over coffee in the Café area of Bay Leaf Restaurant at 5:30pm on Friday 16th December.

Although everyone is welcome to attend this question and answer session, DRA would like the focus of the event to be on Digbeth, the Enterprise Zone and the future of the Birmingham Wholesale Markets, a cause MP Mahmood is fighting for alongside DRA and the market traders.

We hope to see you there!

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Bangladesh Victory Day

When: 3pm, Sunday 18th December
Where: Bay Leaf, Custard Factory

Bay Leaf restaurant in the Custard Factory, in conjunction with FYSHnet, is holding a celebration of Victory Day next Sunday. 2011 commemorates 40 years’ independence of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh.

Starting from 3pm on Sunday 18th December, the the world-acclaimed film Matir Moina (The Claybird) will be screened at the restaurant, followed by an authentic dinner – all for only £10 per person! (Drinks and snacks are extra.)

There is limited capacity, and as it is anticipated that tickets will sell out fast, please get in touch soon to avoid disappointment! More details of how to get in touch with the organisers are on the poster above, and can be seen clearly by clicking the file link below:
Victory Day

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St Patrick’s Festival 2012

Christmas isn’t yet here, but it’s good to be prepared, and in that spirit, get out your 2012 diaries!

The Birmingham St Patrick’s Festival and Parade 2012 will take place on Sunday 11th March 2012.

To keep updated about the plans for the festival, or to get involved (you don’t have to be Irish or a Digbeth-ite to volunteer), please visit the St Patrick’s website for more information.

As per usual, Digbeth Residents Association will be supporting the festival during the parade. If you would like to be involved, please come along to one of our meetings, or contact Secretary Pam by email.

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Kiss the Rain’s Inaugural Art Exhibition in Digbeth

When: 11:00 – 22:00, from the 1st to 31st December 2011
Where: Bay Leaf Restaurant, The Custard Factory, 2 Gibb Street, Digbeth, Birmingham B9 4AA
Private Viewing with champagne reception and welcome gift at 7pm on Friday 2nd December

Bay Leaf is delighted to present the debut exhibition of Kiss the Rain: the paintings of Miss Siyuan Ren.

Siyuan’s work captures on canvas the authentic spirit of China using a ‘Western’ brush.  Meticulously recreating poetic Chinese imagery with acrylic and oils, and using self-taught techniques which fuse together Eastern and Western styles, Siyuan’s art reflects her own journey.  Hailing from the Wu region, one of the most culture-rich areas of China, she has lived in and travelled across much of Europe. Please visit the website to find out more about the artist and the exhibition.

Siyuan said, “My journey has provided me with the inspiration to invent, develop and create this unique expression, an expression in paint that I am delighted to share for the first time in Digbeth.”

The exhibition is free to enter and peruse. Bay Leaf really wants to encourage local artists to exhibit at their restaurant to celebrate Digbeth’s incredible energy and creativity. If you are an artist wanting to use the free gallery space at the restaurant, please visit their website to contact Managing Director Aftab.

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Free Talk – Hot Topics in Women’s Health

When: Wednesday 7 December 2011, 18:00 – 19:30
Where: BVSC, 138 Digbeth, Birmingham B5 6DR

Readers may be interested in a free event being organised by the charity Wellbeing of Women here in Digbeth. It’s an opportunity to hear some experts talk about women’s reproductive health and to ask questions.

Professor Siobhan Quenby of University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire will be talking about recurrent miscarriage and Caesarean sections, and Mr Justin Clark from Birmingham Women’s Hospital will be discussing menstrual disorders, pelvic pain, endometriosis and fibroids.

You can find out more by clicking on the attached flyer below or calling 0207 772 6375.
Birmingham Health Event

If you would like to attend the event, please RSVP to apatel.wellbeingofwomen@rcog.org.uk, and for more events organised by Wellbeing of Women see their website: www.wellbeingofwomen.com

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