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Guests enjoyed free live music at B:Music's B:Eats Cafe at Symphony Hall. As part of the popular Live @ B:Eats lunchtime concert series, this performance was part of a takeover by the Healing Arts Festival.

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Birmingham is long regarded as the home of Heavy Metal, and this closed-door roundtable explored the intersection of heavy metal and mental health.

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This roundtable brought together leaders from government, philanthropy, culture, healthcare and social investment to explore the future funding landscape for arts and health. Participants considered current opportunities and challenges, identified investment gaps, and discussed what was needed to unlock greater support for the sector.

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The session launched UK Arts & Health: The Time is Now, a new policy brief developed following the APPG on Creative Health Parliamentary Roundtable, highlighting key recommendations and opportunities for action.

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Victoria Hume, Executive Director of the Culture, Health & Wellbeing Alliance, introduced the Creative Health Quality Framework, a ground-breaking tool that clearly articulates what "good" looks like for creative and cultural initiatives that aim to support people's health and wellbeing, and showcased how it's being used so far.

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Free live music was performed by Kris Halpin at B:Music's B:Eats Cafe at Symphony Hall. As part of the popular Live @ B:Eats lunchtime concert series, this performance by award-winning artist Kris Halpin marked the final day of a Healing Arts Festival takeover.

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Renowned singer Joanna Eden brought free live lunchtime music to B:Music's B:Eats Cafe at Symphony Hall. As part of their popular Live @ B:Eats series, this performance marked part of a special Healing Arts Festival takeover.

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Go-Women! Alliance CIC hosted an afternoon of care, connection and creativity as guests stitched to celebrate their loved ones.

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This hands-on workshop used juggling to explore how people learn, how they get stuck and what happens when they get out of their own way. Most people walked into the room believing they couldn't juggle. Most people walked out having started the process. The gap between what they thought they could do and what they actually could is where the real work happened.

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Zawiya Trust explored meditative practices and bring traditional Islamic approaches to solving our 21st century problems.

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Guests came together with Azadi Women for chair exercise, storytelling on the green, creating a Tree of Hope, scattering seeds with Hope Garden, and listening to Sparkbrook Community Choir.

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Join Birmingham Settlement for a creative showcase exhibition, celebrating the creative work of our community groups across both Birmingham Settlement Sites.

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