by Diane Parkes | Dec 29, 2022 | News
I am standing in a field at Aston Hall Park surrounded by giant flags made out of NHS bed sheets formed in the shape of a cross and chatting to the artist who created this work. Luke Jerram’s In Memoriam has toured the world and we at BrumYODO have helped bring the...
by Diane Parkes | Nov 21, 2022 | News
All over the world people celebrate the Day of the Dead and we were delighted to be able to partner Itzatna Arts and Coffin Works for our very own festival this year – Food for Thought. Itzatna artists Alfredo and Sebas hail from the Yucatan in Mexico so it was truly...
by Anna Lock | Apr 7, 2022
A Tour and Talk exploring the subject of Death in the Middle Ages followed by a Death Café. What was death like 700 years ago? How did people commemorate their dead? Find out more in this intriguing talk and tour of Weoley Castle Ruins, followed by an open...
by Helen Tomblin | Apr 3, 2022
Join us at Anjuna Lounge in Stirchley for an informal conversation in a safe and non-judgemental space, a time for reflection maybe alongside a beer and a samosa . A place for open discussion rather than grief support or counselling. The discussion is free, but Anjuna...
by Anna Lock | Mar 15, 2022 | News
The people of Birmingham have been recognised for their compassion in the way communities have supported each other during some of the most difficult times, by being crowned the UK’s first Compassionate City. You can see the film here. Accredited by Compassionate...
