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Moseley Exchange are exhibiting work by Hoakser in a show called GRAFFITI VS ART from 19 October to 19 November (with the opening on 18 Oct).

Meanwhile, 6/8 Kafe have got work by Golden Boy, Lisk Bot and Miss150 adorning their walls until 19 November.

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Moseley Exchange are hosting a hosting a workshop on 14 October, organised by Moseley and Kings Heath Labour Party, around how those areas can support the creative community locally.

Discussions will be led by the following locally-living people (this copy/pasted from the email I received):

Sally Luton was – until she recently retired – a senior manager at Arts Council England. Sally has experience of supporting artists and creative industries during both good and challenging times.

Stephanie Dale is a locally based writer for stage and radio, a tutor on the MPHIL in Playwrighting at Birmingham and a visiting lecturer at Birmingham City, BSA, lecturing in Writing and Devising.

David Clarke is one of the country’s leading experts on the development of the cultural and heritage sector and the creative industries.

The event will be Chaired by Andy Howell who has an established background in both arts policy development and practice in Birmingham and beyond.

Places are free, but email events@compasswestmids.org.uk to reserve your place.

Anyone got any pre-emptive thoughts on this?

The Source Spring Fair brings together stallholders offering local vintage, flea, fair trade, vegan and green goods. It’s taking place at Moseley Exchange on Saturday 22nd May, 10-4pm, and it’s free to have a mooch around.

THE SoURCE aims to spread the sustainability message and promote quality, local sourcing and fair trade.

I have no idea if there are stalls still available, but if you’d like to have a stall yourself they’re priced at £10, payable on the day. Questions can be fired at Louise Palfreyman on louise.palfreyman@gmail.com.

Moselely Arts Market will be on from 9am-3pm on Saturday with 40 or so designers, artists and makers. I think it’s somewhere pretty central – not far from Moseley Green.

As well as this, the farmers market will be on and there’ll be a chance to find out about the Moseley Exchange in case you’ve been wondering about it.