Culture News & Updates
Wolverhampton Art Gallery is thrilled to announce the culmination of its innovative incubator programme, MORE ART INC - the initiative aimed to support independent emerging artists aged 18 to 30 in the Black Country area.
The highly anticipated Wolverhampton Literature Festival is set to take place from Friday, January 31 to Sunday, February 2, 2025. Now in its ninth year, this annual event brings together literary enthusiasts, renowned speakers, and emerging talent
- 3rd July 2024
Bilston based publishers Tenebrous Texts publish exciting new collection by Laura Liptrot
Youth-led British Museum programme Where we are… today announces its Key Partners for 2024 will be located in Doncaster and Wolverhampton.
- 11th May 2024
Local Author Who Appeared At Wolverhampton Literature Festival With New Book Launch
- 30th April 2024
Thousands of visitors are expected at Wolverhampton’s West Park this Sunday 5 May for the annual celebrations for Vaisakhi,
The exhibition Virāsat, meaning ‘legacy’ or ‘inheritance’, delves into the rich heritage of British South Asian migration, diasporic culture and lived experience between 1950 and 2000.
Wolverhampton Arts & Culture is delighted to announce the acquisition of ten new photographic portraits of the Punjabi community in Wolverhampton by artist Anand Chhabra into Wolverhampton Art Gallery’s permanent art collection.
The National Portrait Gallery has partnered with Wolverhampton Art Gallery to create a new exhibition Citizen UK Wolverhampton: Punjabi Migration Experiences.
- 7th March 2024
Significant and much-needed financial support is to be provided to the region’s arts, cultural and heritage organisations thanks to £20 million of funding from the West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA).