The Warehouse - Birmingham Friends of the Earth's Little Green Community

17/06/2026

Wondering what BFoE is up to in June? Looking for some amazing events to go to this month? Well look no further! ☀️💚

05/06/2026

Join Birmingham Friends of the Earth Campaigners for a screening of the film Paradise Lost about the loss of the old Birmingham central library. See shared post for details.

As part of our ongoing Season of Film,
BFoE is pleased to present an exclusive screening of
Paradise Lost, History in the Unmaking: Andy Howlett’s acclaimed essay-film about Birmingham Central Library and the death of Modernism 🎬. ‘This isn’t just the story of a building.

This is the story of a battle for a city’s soul.

It’s a story of loss and forgetting.

A story of gods and angels.

It’s a journey into a fairground mirror world of counter-histories and abandoned futures.’ ~ Tickets available at https://actionnetwork.org/events/paradise-lost-history-in-the-unmaking-film-screening?source=direct_link& 🎟️ 💚

27/05/2026

Next Climate Cafe hosted by Extinction Rebellion Birmingham is Sunday, May 31st in the cafe. Hear from Emma Cooper about her time working with folks building an eco-village in Tanzania.

The talk will be followed by an informal social at Cherry Reds. Free booking on https://xrb.link/H3RxU101fuc See less

May’s Climate Café is with Emma Cooper, long term friend of XR Brum. Emma now works for Islamic Help on their ecology programmes. Catch up with her!
Followed by an informal social at Cherry Reds. Free booking on https://xrb.link/H3RxU101fuc

21/05/2026

Our friends and neighbours at Voce Books, Original Patty Men, komunal and Midland Press are organising a wee Bank Holiday Sunday festival taking back Shaw's Passage for the people! Come down for burgers (including vegan), books, locally-produced wine and dj sets. This Sunday, 24th of May.

14/05/2026

Next Wednesday from 6pm in BRIG Cafe at the Warehouse - next People Planet Pint social. Come have a drink and meet likeminded people to discuss environmental issues.

People, Planet, Pint is your local sustainability meetup, where you can find local inspiration and like-minded friends over a drink

06/05/2026

Next People, Planet, Pint event hosted by is happening in on May 20th. Come have a drink and talk about environmental issues in a relaxed environment.

Get tickets here:

People, Planet, Pint is your local sustainability meetup, where you can find local inspiration and like-minded friends over a drink

27/04/2026

Happening next Saturday in our large meeting room: transnational panel event with speakers from US community movements resisting ICE and time to discuss what we can do locally.

Get (free) tickets here: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/planc/2185952

Bring and share vegan snacks.

Please note: this event is organised by Plan C and local organisers, so please contact the event organiser if you have questions. We're happy to answer questions about the venue, eg about accessibility.

27/04/2026

Happening in our meeting room - event on ways of understanding our minds that don't pathologise or label people. Contact the People Not Pathology group for details.

23/04/2026

Our tenant Vivid Projects have an exhibition at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery opening on Saturday. The show is a collection of art pieces made in response to Vivid's archival footage of Birmingham history.

See post below.for details of live performances and what's happening on the day.

You’re invited! Join us for Who Are We? 
BMAP Exhibition Launch & Activation with Gary Stewart this Saturday 25 April, 1-4pm.

To celebrate the opening of the exhibition “Birmingham Media Archive Project: The First Decade 1982-1992” at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery’s Pixel Studio , musician and artist Gary Stewart will be performing a series of immersive live interventions, remixing the archives to create audio-visual explorations in response to the provocation “Who are We?”

The short performances will take place on the hour at 1, 2, 3 and 4pm. Alongside the performances, , , , , and will present activities and conversations in the Engagement Studio.

This group, through discussion and hands-on engagement with Gary Stewart and archive facilitators, have navigated and reinterpreted archival materials, bridging generations and lived experiences to bring fresh perspectives to the archive that foreground stories often absent from mainstream histories.

It’s free to attend, no booking required. We hope to see you there!

The Birmingham Media Archive Project is delivered by Vivid Projects, funded with the support of the BFI Screen Heritage Fund, awarding National Lottery funding.