If you're an aspiring artist or just want to spread your knowledge and take up a new hobby,…read moreBirmingham Printmakers can be a good start. The range of workshops offered in this very traditional space in Digbeth keeps the screen printing culture alive in Birmingham since 1982. I have looking for information about some new courses and I just found out there are a quite big list of classes offered if you want to learn about Silk screen textile printing and even trying waterless lithography, but there are just few dates in June. The average price of a course at Birmingham Printmakers is £ 60 for non-member and £ 50 for member. Once and then they also prepare some wicked exhibitions, so it's always a good chance to catch up with some local and international artists.

This is a standard coffee shop. From the outside it looks quite fancy with two pillars and a huge…read moresign hanging in between them. I have only been in once and I think that it is quite simplistic inside. They serve a variety of snacks and drinks and I settled on a cappuccino. The staff seemed friendly, but they were quite busy and so they did not have time for small talk, which is fair enough. It was quite hectic and full of people and so I guess it must be a very popular place in Northfield and because it is on the main high street, it is easy to get to. I enjoyed my cappuccino, but I did not feel comfortable staying any longer as it was busy and I felt as though I would be keeping a table from a new customer. A popular little coffee shop though and it is worth a visit.

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The shop is conveniently located on a side-road with parking usually available (although the…read moreschool-run could be manic so avoid going at that time). The owner is a frail-looking man who gives great customer service but will not budge from the marked price, so bargaining is out of the question - regardless of how much you purchase. He stocks a wide range of Asian wedding supplies for traditional rituals, such as jaagos and maiyan. He also has shirts starting from £2.50, turbans, ramallahs and a specific section for party/decoration supplies. The rest of the vast shop is stocked to the brim with kitchen and home supplies, again specialising in items you may need for weddings or functions, such as larger pots and jugs. The prices are about average for the area but I have found cheaper elsewhere. Although, it's convenient to have everything you need under one roof!