A heritage led regeneration grant scheme in the heart of Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter

What’s the project about?

The Jewellery Quarter Townscape Heritage (JQTH) project is a three-year scheme funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund. It aims to regenerate an area within the Jewellery Quarter’s ‘industrial middle’ through the repair and restoration of historic buildings and the delivery of events and activities for all.

Find out more

Exhibition 26 Oct - 10 Nov

Still: Stories from the Jewellery Quarter

Bringing together photographic portraits and oral histories from the heart of the historic Jewellery Quarter, the exhibition provides an unique insight into Birmingham’s cultural and industrial heritage.

Find out more

Upcoming events

22nd Oct 2019 - 6pm - 8.30pm

‘Peaky Blinders: The Real Story’ An evening with Carl Chinn

Talk for General public

Free

26th Oct 2019 - 11am - 4pm

Make and Take for Families

Workshop for Families

Free, Drop - in

Latest blog post

Posted 3rd Oct 2019

Wendy Alabaster’s story to become part of new JQ exhibition

Still: Stories from the Jewellery Quarter - a new exhibition of photographic portraits and oral histories from the heart of the Jewellery Quarter features people who have spent their lives working in the area, including Wendy Alabaster of historic jewellery firm Alabaster & Wilson.

News

Information about grants

Grants are available for building repairs and restoration. Find out more about the types of grants available

Learning resources

Opportunities for learning about the history of the area and conservation skills are available to schools, universities and professionals