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The Show Windows Event
As part of Coventry UK City of Culture 2021, artists, designers, architects and makers are transforming Coventry city centre, turning shop windows into portals to fantasy worlds and mindscapes.
This Is Africa 2021-2022 Event
This Is Africa 2021-2022 is a collaborative work by 36 creative individuals, creative practitioners, local voluntary organisations and businesses who together have planned and will deliver 15 exciting events during the year of culture.
“We Are Warriors” African Cultural Night Event
A colourful display of African culture and heritage in spectacular performances including traditional dance, poetry and music. Come and enjoy food from across the continent, make friends and experience different cultures. The event aims to set a positive expectation for more vibrant activities and events planned in the year of Culture. All are welcome.
Like There’s No Tomorrow Event
As we enter Coventry’s year of culture, the Belgrade Youth Theatre present Like There’s No Tomorrow – one of the first National Theatre Connections plays to be created by young people, originally devised by Belgrade’s Young Company in March 2020.
Coventry Biennial Event
The third Coventry Biennial will take place from October 2021 until January 2022 across Coventry and Warwickshire in a wide range of artistic, heritage, business and community locations. Titled Hyper-Possible, referencing the radical nature of Coventry’s history, the Biennial will open to the public from Friday 8 October 2021.
Contains Strong Language Event
The BBC’s poetry and spoken word festival Contains Strong Language will be coming to Coventry in September 2021 for the biggest celebration of poetry ever seen in the region.
The Walk Event
The Walk is an international arts festival meets endurance event. Little Amal will travel 8,000km to focus awareness on the refugee crisis. She will travel through 8 countries, welcomed by hundreds of cultural events in cities, towns and villages all along her route. The length and sheer size of the challenge is capturing imaginations even before her first step.
Nanjing – Performing Forgiveness Event
The Centre for Trust, Peace and Social Relations and Tamara Moore are excited to present Nanjing – Performing Forgiveness, as part of the Coventry Welcomes Festival.
Associate Professor | Centre in Postdigital Cultures
Assistant Professor | Centre in Postdigital Cultures
Politicians and policymakers urged not to overlook work of churches and Christian action groups News
Politicians and policymakers should examine the work of churches and Christian action groups if they want to tackle the root causes of poverty in the UK.
Random String: The Canal Networked Event
‘Random String: The Canal Networked’ is an extensive collaboration between local, national and international artists led by Coventry arts and technology organisation, Ludic Rooms.
Unity through Sports Event
The event will be a weekend of fun for the family with many activities for parents, young people and children. Games include competitive basketball, football, and rounder, sack races, egg and spoon, skipping and many more.
Professor, Centre for Arts, Memory and Communities
Assistant Professor | Centre for Arts, Memory and Communities
Major summit hosted by Coventry’s universities to discuss direction of travel for cultural policy News
The University of Warwick and Coventry University will host a major summit of regional and national leaders this month to present plans for the impact and legacy of cultural mega-events like City of Culture.
Pride - Classically Queer Event
Classically Queer, commissioned and produced by Coventry City Of Culture Trust in partnership with Coventry Pride and supported by Coventry Cathedral.
Coventry Business School joins global network of business schools News
Coventry Business School has expanded its global footprint and engagement with international partners from new regions by joining the Global Business School Network (GBSN).
Assistant Professor | Centre for Fluid and Complex Systems
Professor Manus Henry, Centre for Fluid and Complex Systems
