Culture News & Updates
- 12th February 2026
Join The Lord Chamberlain’s Men theatre company at Bantock House Museum and Park this Summer to see their captivating performance of Shakespeare’s ‘Othello’, widely considered one of the playwright’s greatest works.
Celebrated theatre maker getting ready for another SOLD OUT performance directing The Father
- 9th February 2026
What is there still to be said about the Black Country?
- 7th February 2026
RM Francis is a lecturer in Creative and Professional Writing at the University of Wolverhampton and is currently the poet in residence for the Black Country Geological Society
- 6th February 2026
Adapted by Paul Steventon-Marks. Produced by Oldbury Rep
‘Blood will have blood!…’
- 5th February 2026
Local poet, Glyn Phillips, is the 2026 Wolverhampton Literature Festival Poetry Slam Champion, having been awarded the title after a tense (please excuse the pun), fast-moving and exciting competition held at Wolverhampton’s Arena Theatre
- 3rd February 2026
Wolverhampton Literature Festival is delighted to reveal the winners, runners-up, and shortlisted poets for this year’s WoLF poetry competition.
- 1st February 2026
South Asian Ambassador and Trustee of the Grand Theatre in Wolverhampton oversees the project alongside Wolverhampton film maker
- 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