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The Locationist Presents: BMAG on Film

The Locationist proudly presents ‘BMAG on film’ a special bespoke tour of the buildings and surrounding areas, film and TV locations. So join us (by order of the Peaky Blinders) for a very exclusive tour experience.Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery has granted unique access to parts of the building not generally open to the public, that was used for some iconic key scenes from the Netflix film Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man. Also discover where parts of the current series of BBC’s Silent Witness were filmed, along with The Game, Amazon Prime’s Citadel, The Colour Room, and KingsMan: The Golden Circle.So get ready to walk in the footsteps of Oscar-winning Cillian Murphy, Tim Roth and many more TV and cinema icons as The Locationist will screen-match scenes to locations using screen-grab photographs. Having appeared himself on TV as a supporting artist in many productions, there will be lots of fun and entertaining anecdotes to tell most often from filming on location.The tour is a must for any film geek, film student, content creator or simply anyone interested in the magic of filmmaking on location.About the LocationistThe Locationist was formed by Lee Perkins, a former BBC and ITV tour guide and CBBC events presenter, of almost 20 years. Seeing a gap in the market in walking tours in Birmingham and also Manchester, together with his love for all things TV and film, set up the immersive film and TV locations walking tour.

Fri 19 Jun12:00Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery

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The Locationist Presents: BMAG on Film

The Locationist proudly presents ‘BMAG on film’ a special bespoke tour of the buildings and surrounding areas, film and TV locations. So join us (by order of the Peaky Blinders) for a very exclusive tour experience.Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery has granted unique access to parts of the building not generally open to the public, that was used for some iconic key scenes from the Netflix film Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man. Also discover where parts of the current series of BBC’s Silent Witness were filmed, along with The Game, Amazon Prime’s Citadel, The Colour Room, and KingsMan: The Golden Circle.So get ready to walk in the footsteps of Oscar-winning Cillian Murphy, Tim Roth and many more TV and cinema icons as The Locationist will screen-match scenes to locations using screen-grab photographs. Having appeared himself on TV as a supporting artist in many productions, there will be lots of fun and entertaining anecdotes to tell most often from filming on location.The tour is a must for any film geek, film student, content creator or simply anyone interested in the magic of filmmaking on location.About the LocationistThe Locationist was formed by Lee Perkins, a former BBC and ITV tour guide and CBBC events presenter, of almost 20 years. Seeing a gap in the market in walking tours in Birmingham and also Manchester, together with his love for all things TV and film, set up the immersive film and TV locations walking tour.

Sun 21 Jun11:30Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery
Healing Arts - Art Meets Infusion: Reclaiming ‘Truth to Nature'
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Healing Arts - Art Meets Infusion: Reclaiming ‘Truth to Nature'

Step away from the curated veneer of modern wellness and immerse yourself in the radical sincerity of the Pre-Raphaelite Gallery. In an era where nature is often reduced to a mass-produced commodity, we invite you to reclaim a genuine "Truth to Nature."In this workshop, we apply the 1848 manifesto to the art of the infusion. While a true herbal tea is simple to prepare, it offers a vibrant, unpolished sense of well-being and belonging.Just as the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood rejected idealised art in favour of the sincerity of "deep noticing" and scientific precision, medical herbalist Katie Beswick invites you to experience plants as they truly are: complex, vibrant, and sacred.The ExperienceGuided by the emotional resonance of the gallery’s iconic masterpieces, you will move past the superficial and engage with the authentic apothecary.Radical Sincerity: Discover why herbal tisanes remain the most immediate and powerful way to engage with plant medicine.The Art of the Blend: Using your senses and intuition, you will craft a bespoke herbal infusion.Folklore & Form: Uncover the traditional stories and healing actions woven through these plants, bridging the gap between artistic inspiration and physical wellbeing.Mindful Harvesting: this all begins with noticing, then building the confidence to work with nature safely and intuitively, honouring the landscape as a sacred. Drop in to the Pre-Raphaelite Galleries and join us to translate the precision of the canvas into the...

Thu 25 Jun13:00Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery
Healing Arts - Soundbath taster sessions with Manoj Collective
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Healing Arts - Soundbath taster sessions with Manoj Collective

Sound offers a powerful pathway into deep relaxation. This special 30 mn taster session offers a gentle introduction to an immersive sound journey, guided by Manoj through a rich tapestry of soothing tones crafted from crystal bowls, gongs, chimes, and other resonant instruments.Designed to calm the nervous system, this short experience invites your body and mind into a state of rest and restoration. As the sounds unfold, you may notice a sense of release, balance, and quiet clarity, offering just a glimpse of the deeper benefits this practice can bring.While this session is brief, full-length sound healing experiences are available to book separately for those who would like to explore the practice more deeply.This session is part of Healing Arts Birmingham (HABrum), a week-long, city-wide event showing how arts, culture and heritage can improve health, wellbeing and social equity.The programme brings together community activity and professional practice from across Birmingham and the West Midlands. It showcases Birmingham's creative sector while demonstrating the evidence and methods behind creative health.Good to know All equipment is provided, including blankets, cushions and yoga mats.These sessions are suitable for all levels, people aged 14+ and require no prior experience.If you are pregnant or have any health conditions that may affect your ability to attend, please get in touch before booking, at: Location : Head towards the...

Thu 25 Jun13:00Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery

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