What's On

Join us for a variety of creative wellbeing activities outdoors in our beautifully biodiverse community garden, along with a hot, healthy lunch for participants.

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Sarah Ticho will be discussing the research and creative development behind Soul Paint and the wider role of immersive technologies in enhancing health and wellbeing.

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LGBTQTeeHee! is an exciting opportunity to develop your comedy skills and feel like a superhero! Through comedy, we hope to build mental health resilience, reduce stigma and encourage honest discussions around mental health in a fun and supportive environment.

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Apollo will be hosting a completely FREE community showcase as part of the Healing Arts BRUM Festival, demonstrating the wonderful provision in the Sutton and North Birmingham locality with something for everyone from ages 0-100+. There will be participatory arts, craft and music workshops, performances to enjoy and opportunities to share your views and find out more about what about the creative health opportunities in your community.

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One of the greatest joys of a good book is sharing it! As part of Healing Arts Birmingham, we’re inviting everyone to take part in a shared Book Exchange. A simple and enjoyable way to connect through stories and recommendations.

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MotherVoice is a day-long creative workshop for mothers, combining reflective journalling and music-making to support maternal mental health and wellbeing.

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Own the Arena: Birmingham Speaks is a free, one-day spoken word poetry/ public speaking workshop for young people aged 18–24, taking place during Healing Arts Week 2026. You'll write your own spoken word piece, develop your voice and performance skills with support from experienced facilitators, and perform at a closing peer showcase.

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Join us for a morning practice set within the beautiful surroundings of Genevieve Robertson's exhibition Under the Orange Sticks of the Sun. With stunning floor to ceiling artworks, all created with natural materials, this unique setting will encourage us to connect with nature, breath and body in a supportive, nourishing environment.

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Letters, Promises and Belonging: The Children of Windrush is a powerful and intimate stage production blending dance and spoken word to bring untold stories to life. Through the voices of a generation shaped by migration, it explores the letters sent across oceans — messages of hope, longing, and separation.

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Led by Public Health Research Officer, Sophie Beckett at Birmingham Museums Trust this webinar will examine how to bridge the sector gap between arts and health through a creative, Cluedo inspired knowledge-sharing intervention.

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Join Ikon for a relaxed daytime conversation with Vanley Burke and Professor Pat Noxolo.

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Join Ikon for a workshop that explores what artistic practice can tell us about care, community, identity and how creative traditions can connect across generations. This Workshop is hosted by Gloria Adichie, PhD researcher at the University of Leeds, and Dr Juliet Gilbert, Associate Professor in African Studies & Anthropology at the University of Birmingham. The workshop is part of the Beyond the Fattening Room project and its current Embodied Care display.

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