Culture & Tourism

Coventry city centre’s new Telegraph Hotel is to open its doors to guests on November 18, it has been revealed.

Coventry’s Creative Quarter is set to continue its much-needed work to support independent businesses following a boost from the Government’s Cultural Recovery Fund.

FarGo Village has been awarded £150,000 from Arts Council England and the Department for Culture, Media & Sport.

Coventry City of Culture Trust has announced the first events that will form part of the 365-day programme of UK City of Culture 2021, with a confirmed kick-off date of 15 May, 2021.

Culture, tourism, hospitality and leisure businesses in Coventry and Warwickshire are investing in digital platforms as alternative revenue streams following the impact of Covid-19, according to a new report.

Visitors to Stratford are now able to learn all about the life of William Shakespeare at their leisure by using a brand-new audio tour guide.

Stratford-upon-Avon is a place which knows the value of respecting history and keeping its traditions alive.

The Warwickshire town, famously the birthplace of William Shakespeare, attracts thousands of tourists annually who come for its rich history.

A world exclusive exhibition in Coventry, which celebrates flight, is set for departure this month.

The link between art and wellbeing has been recognised in a series of new commissions at health centres across Coventry to mark World Mental Health Day (Saturday, October 10).

Vulnerable young people have been put at the heart of Coventry City of Culture thanks to a ten-week programme, which has culminated in a digital exhibition of artwork.

The lockdown experiences of residents of a south Warwickshire village have been turned into poetry – and can now be read by everyone after a special book launch.