Culture News & Updates
- 22nd February 2016
One in every four years, an extra day is added to our calendars and 2016 is one of those years.
- 12th January 2016
Burns’ Night commorates the life of the bard Robert Burns, who was born January 25th 1759. The day celebrates Burns’ contribution to Scottish culture.
You may remember Burns’ best known work is “Auld Lang Syne” and of course the Haggis, neeps and tatties traditionally eaten in Scotland on Burns’ Night.
A civil servant from Gnosall, Staffordshire who set up an innovative development programme for Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) staff that saw 55% of participants get promoted in the first year has been recognised at an awards ceremony at Buckingham Palace. The Civil Service Awards ceremony, in association with Ernst and Young, was held on Thursday evening with the Queen and Prince Philip in attendance.
- 15th October 2015
One of Dublin’s must see events is coming to the Garrick – for one night only!
- 14th September 2015
Lichfield has so much history and heritage to celebrate and Lichfield Heritage Weekend gives people the chance to visit the various attractions Lichfield has to offer … FREE of Charge.
- 4th August 2015
The Emporium Art Gallery in Lichfield is offering art lovers the chance to view and acquire artworks by the internationally renowned sculptor and artist Peter Walker.
- 26th April 2015
The Still Point exhibitions explore both man’s relationship within the land and how we have forged and created the landscape we see today together with intricate drawings of the statues on the west façade of Lichfield Cathedral.
- 27th March 2015
Do you want the chance to win £500 and a gallery exhibition?
Lichfield Cathedral celebrated in style this week as it reached the end of a £3.7m project to restore the East End of the building, the Cathedral’s Lady Chapel.
- 2nd March 2015
Wednesday 11th March sees the start of the brand new tours of the Lichfield Cathedral Library, get your tickets today!