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MAC Makes Music: The Eco Music Project

The Eco Music Project is a free, online songwriting project for ages 7+ about saving our planet!


Join professional singer-songwriter Dan Whitehouse for this three-part online songwriting project. Help write and record a song and star in the music video that will be previewed on the big screen at MAC’s EcoFest in September – a festival all about protecting our environment.


The event will take place on Zoom. Participants will receive a Zoom link after they have signed up.

16, 17 & 18 August 2021, 1pm – 2pm

More information and booking details

School Uniform Donations

This summer Moseley Community Development Trust is working with Hall Green Families and Rubery Swap Shop to set up a school uniform swap shop in Moseley and we need school uniforms in good condition without rips, tears and stains.

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Anawim School Uniform Collection

Every Wednesday in August, Anawim will be distributing pre-loved school uniform to those who need it.

Head to their centre on Mary Street, Balsall Heath between 2:30pm and 4:30pm.

What’s The Truth? What Have You Heard?

What’s the truth? What have you heard? is a series of short digital pieces for social media and messaging apps, developed from research with women living in Balsall Heath, working in partnership with Moseley Road Baths. They feature Yasmin Jasmine responding to local women’s concerns about different issues relating to Covid-19 and vaccines.

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Making The Future ~ Summer Workshops at Gap Arts

Our Making The Future Summer Workshops invite children and young people aged 6 – 16 yrs to join us in re-imagining and re-making the world around us. Through craft, design and creative play, the workshops will spark curiosity, encourage experimentation and provide fun, hopeful ways of thinking about the future.

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Addiction Webinar

Admitting your powerless to alcohol is a power move. In this webinar, we will explore the misconceptions behind the word ‘powerless’, and how we can use this self-realisation to overcome addictive substances.

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Amal Creative Women’s Group

Amal creative women’s group is funded by the National Lottery and aimed at women in the local area who wish to participate with improving their written Arabic, improve their English language, develop skills in textiles or who just want to enjoy the company of others during our twice a week coffee morning.

We’re an active group who like to explore the local area, go on trips and promote local community activities that improve personal health and well-being. We stay in contact via social media throughout the week to support each other, listen to each other’s needs and help build friendships. 

Our sessions run on Monday and Wednesday 9:00am – 11:30am at the Women’s Enterprise Centre, Ladypool Road.