Have you been on a tour or visited us this year? We would love to hear your feedback. Tripadvisor? Facebook? Google? Or simply our feedback form – we’ll gratefully receive your comments whichever way works for you. Head this way…
Over the last few months the Roundhouse Team has been working in collaboration with Beatfreeks and The Black Heritage Walks Network to develop a new audio tour alongside five incredibly passionate and talented Birmingham/West Midlands-based young people of colour
Birmingham by Night is our winter exhibition, produced with curators from Beatfreeks’ Don’t Settle project. The exhibition focuses on the perception of some of Birmingham’s night shift workers from the late Victorian period, and from today.
We have an incredibly exciting opportunity for someone who is passionate about the outdoors, heritage, creative tour programming, engagement and partnership development.
Can you help us research Birmingham’s cycling heritage?
We’d love to know more about the companies that made bikes and the people that rode them from the past right up to the present day.
FIVE free audio tours, exploring local histories, spaces and waterways. All created in partnership, and available on the GeoTourist app now.
#SeeTheCityDifferently
“We’re Good to Go” is Visit England’s new COVID-19 standard for businesses operating through the coronavirus pandemic.
Have you been on a tour or visited us this year? We would love to hear your feedback. Tripadvisor? Facebook? Google? Or simply our feedback form – we’ll gratefully receive your comments whichever way works for you. Head this way…
Over the last few months the Roundhouse Team has been working in collaboration with Beatfreeks and The Black Heritage Walks Network to develop a new audio tour alongside five incredibly passionate and talented Birmingham/West Midlands-based young people of colour
Birmingham by Night is our winter exhibition, produced with curators from Beatfreeks’ Don’t Settle project. The exhibition focuses on the perception of some of Birmingham’s night shift workers from the late Victorian period, and from today.
We have an incredibly exciting opportunity for someone who is passionate about the outdoors, heritage, creative tour programming, engagement and partnership development.
Can you help us research Birmingham’s cycling heritage?
We’d love to know more about the companies that made bikes and the people that rode them from the past right up to the present day.
FIVE free audio tours, exploring local histories, spaces and waterways. All created in partnership, and available on the GeoTourist app now.
#SeeTheCityDifferently
“We’re Good to Go” is Visit England’s new COVID-19 standard for businesses operating through the coronavirus pandemic.
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Since 2021, the Roundhouse has also been a base for guided walks, kayak tours, boat trips and other activities. Whilst these have been well received, rising external costs mean this element of Roundhouse Birmingham is no longer providing the sustainable income we need to fund the ongoing care of this historic building. For this reason, we’ve made the difficult decision to close the leisure activity offer and visitor centre.
The office spaces will remain open as usual. Visitors can still access the site (see www.arenaltd.co.uk for opening hours) and Ristorante Caffe Arena will continue to welcome visitors.
We’re hugely proud of what the Roundhouse Birmingham team has achieved, and we’d also like to thank all of our visitors for their support. The trustees of Roundhouse Birmingham remain fully committed to caring for this important part of Birmingham’s heritage.
