What’s it like working at Roundhouse Birmingham?
June 12, 2024
We asked the team to let us know, in their own words, what it’s like working here.
We asked the team to let us know, in their own words, what it’s like working here.
We need you! Roundhouse Birmingham, with the help of funding from Birmingham City Council, are excited to be starting a local Ladywood Walking group this year.
International Women’s Day 2024 | In this special #InternationalWomensDay blog post, we revisit our Herstory of Birmingham zine, and share a new research discovery about a female woodturner who worked a few doors down from the Roundhouse.
Roundhouse Birmingham’s own Lily-Rose Sheppard is a finalist in this year’s VisitEngland Tourism Superstar awards! Please vote for her and celebrate the incredible work she does!
This month’s blog is a guest blog from Ella, one of our wonderful Visitor Centre Assistants. She shares how she wards off the winter blues and cares for her mental health during the darker nights.
After a 5-star-rated summer, our free drop-in tours have been extended for the duration of October.
Here at Roundhouse Birmingham, we’ve got lots of special, one-off activities, tours and experiences for everyone to enjoy this Birmingham Heritage Week.
‘Herstory of Birmingham’ is a brand new publication about women who played an important role in Birmingham’s rich and diverse history.
This week we will be publishing our 2022 Kayak Tour dates; please bear with us whilst we upload these dates. Be among first to hear when they are live, by joining our mailing list.
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 asked the team to let us know, in their own words, what it’s like working here.
We need you! Roundhouse Birmingham, with the help of funding from Birmingham City Council, are excited to be starting a local Ladywood Walking group this year.
International Women’s Day 2024 | In this special #InternationalWomensDay blog post, we revisit our Herstory of Birmingham zine, and share a new research discovery about a female woodturner who worked a few doors down from the Roundhouse.
Roundhouse Birmingham’s own Lily-Rose Sheppard is a finalist in this year’s VisitEngland Tourism Superstar awards! Please vote for her and celebrate the incredible work she does!
This month’s blog is a guest blog from Ella, one of our wonderful Visitor Centre Assistants. She shares how she wards off the winter blues and cares for her mental health during the darker nights.
After a 5-star-rated summer, our free drop-in tours have been extended for the duration of October.
Here at Roundhouse Birmingham, we’ve got lots of special, one-off activities, tours and experiences for everyone to enjoy this Birmingham Heritage Week.
‘Herstory of Birmingham’ is a brand new publication about women who played an important role in Birmingham’s rich and diverse history.
This week we will be publishing our 2022 Kayak Tour dates; please bear with us whilst we upload these dates. Be among first to hear when they are live, by joining our mailing list.
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.
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