The flagship British Glass Biennale 2017 exhibition featuring work by 63 artists. Read more
The Field Centre is a beautiful, purpose-built research hub for collaborative research into Rudolf Steiner’s spiritual scientific methods, in particular through the lenses of Human Development, Biodynamics and Consciousness Studies. Read more
Transforming the Merlin Theatre has enriched the cultural life of Sheffield and provided cultural venue for Freeman College and Brantwood Specialist School..
The Hive Cafe and Bakery is now open! Providing a warm welcome in the heart of Birmingham's famous Jewellery Quarter, with delicious pastries, cake, bread and meals. Come and visit us. Try our coffee!
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Your support will help us continue to rescue and transform wonderful old heritage building and land and reinvigorate them for the future; thus creating a valuable legacy for disenfranchised young people in the UK.
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At the height of the glass industry most people, whatever their social standing, walked to work. As a result, close by the glass factories, grew up a vast range of housing types and places of public entertainment, catering for all classes. Based on the 1901 census, this walk looks at how Amblecote’s wealthy and no so-wealthy lived cheek by jowl. Read more
One-day Conference organised by Ruskin Mill Land Trust and The Field Centre and Argent College with contributions from Coventry University & other key speakers. The conference will be hosted at Argent College. Argent College, in the heart of the Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham, has a newly established rooftop micro-farm and organic and biodynamic café and bakery. Read more