Culture News & Updates
- 16th January 2026
The bust of Professor Mel Chevannes, Wolverhampton's first black councillor and committee chair, has been relocated from Wolverhampton Art Gallery to the Civic Centre, where it is now on public display near the main entrance.
Visitors have only a short time left to see the world‑renowned Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition at Wolverhampton Art Gallery, and the final opportunity to experience the acclaimed showcase of the sixty‑first competition
Wolverhampton Art Gallery is pleased to present Joy Labinjo: A Place of Our Own by acclaimed British Nigerian artist Joy Labinjo, showcasing new works that reclaim space through intimate depictions of the Black female body.
Dr Martin to discuss running successful creative writing sessions at the Birmingham Chinese Hertitage Arts Council Project on The Ian Henery Show on Black Country Xtra
Wolverhampton Literature Festival will take place across the city’s arts and culture venues from the 6 February to 8 February, with pre-festival events starting on the 31 January.
- 19th September 2025
Good Shepherd is taking over the Wolverhampton Art Gallery on Friday 26th September 6-9pm!
- 12th September 2025
A stunning new sculpture reflecting Wolverhampton’s motto has been unveiled in the grounds of the city’s central church.
- 6th August 2025
Local Author Katie Victoria In Book Launch Across B;ack country
The highly anticipated Wolverhampton Literature Festival will return from Friday 6 February to Sunday 8 February 2026, bringing together a dynamic mix of authors, poets, performers, and creatives for a weekend of storytelling
Wolverhampton Art Gallery, Artangel and award-winning artist and Spider-Man enthusiast Hetain Patel, present Come As You Really Are.