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International arts organisation Dash Arts today announces a brand-new production The Great Middlemarch Mystery

Visitors can celebrate and pay tribute to the best of the British motor industry when the British Motor Museum hosts the ‘BMC & Leyland Show’ on Sunday 11 July.

One thousand free copies of the 2021 International Booker Prize-winning book are being released into city libraries for the Big Coventry Booker Read - a city-wide virtual book group bringing residents together to read and discuss the novel.

Sadler’s, owners of the award winning Peaky Blinder spirits range made in the Black Country, have officially registered 2^nd July as ‘National Peaky Blinder Day’.

This new exhibition from the British Motor Museum 'Factor Us In' will  open on 22 July and is the culmination of a two year-project to uncover the fascinating stories behind the motor industry and of the people who worked and lived around it.

The Assembly Festival Garden, in partnership with Coventry City of Culture, will open on Thursday 1 July, with world-leading circus stars Circolombia and the 5-star sell-out show Choir of Man headlining the Festival Hub for the whole of July.  

The Coventry City of Culture Trust has announced more fundraising success having secured a further £225,000 in grant funding from a range of funders.

On 7 and 8 August, the hugely popular Summer Proms evenings will return to the National Memorial Arboretum, in Staffordshire. Across the two evenings, an audience of up to 3,000 will hear a selection of toe-tapping proms favourites performed by the Band of the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers and soprano Emily Haig, concluding with a firework finale.  

Coventry Welcomes is a major celebration of the people of Coventry, which takes place at the same time as the national Refugee Week initiative led by Counterpoints Arts.

On Saturday 5 June 2021, Coventry Moves unfolded across the city of Coventry as a major all-day performance took place across the entire city.