
Carl Chinn - Many Peoples. One Birmingham
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Carl Chinn will present a talk titled Many Peoples. One Birmingham at Temper and Brown in Birmingham on 26 November 2026. The session will explore the many people and stories that have shaped the city. This event is free to attend.
Come along for Carl Chinn’s lively look at the many people and stories that have shaped Birmingham.
Carl Chinn — Many Peoples. One Birmingham
Birmingham’s history lives in its people: in the families who have called it home for generations, the newcomers who have brought fresh ideas and traditions, and the neighbourhoods where their stories meet.
Join Carl Chinn in person for a lively and thought-provoking exploration of the many people who have shaped Birmingham. With his passion for the city and engaging approach to storytelling, Carl brings a human perspective to its history, putting the experiences of ordinary people at the centre of the story.
A city built by many people
Behind Birmingham’s buildings, businesses and familiar streets are countless stories of work, ambition, hardship and community. Some stretch back through generations of Brummie families; others begin with a journey to the city and the challenge of making a new home.
Many Peoples. One Birmingham invites us to consider how these experiences have helped shape the city’s character. It is an opportunity to look beyond the familiar version of Birmingham’s past and appreciate the contributions of people whose lives are sometimes missing from the history books.
Discover the stories behind the city
Whether you were born in Birmingham, arrived recently or simply have an interest in its history, this evening offers a welcoming way to deepen your connection with the city. Come with your curiosity, your memories and an interest in the people who have made Birmingham what it is.
Expect an engaging evening of local history and storytelling, celebrating a city with many roots, many voices and a shared home.
Come along and see Birmingham through the stories of its people.
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Carl Chinn - Many Peoples. One Birmingham takes place on Thursday, 26 November 2026 at 19:00.
Carl Chinn - Many Peoples. One Birmingham is held at Temper and Brown in Birmingham (12-13 Albion Street, Birmingham, B1 3ED).
Entry to Carl Chinn - Many Peoples. One Birmingham is free.
Yes — hotels within walking distance of Temper and Brown can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
Tickets for Carl Chinn - Many Peoples. One Birmingham can be booked via Eventbrite using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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Carl Chinn will present a talk titled Many Peoples. One Birmingham at Temper and Brown in Birmingham on 26 November 2026. The session will explore the many people and stories that have shaped the city. This event is free to attend.
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Come along for Carl Chinn’s lively look at the many people and stories that have shaped Birmingham.
Carl Chinn — Many Peoples. One Birmingham
Birmingham’s history lives in its people: in the families who have called it home for generations, the newcomers who have brought fresh ideas and traditions, and the neighbourhoods where their stories meet.
Join Carl Chinn in person for a lively and thought-provoking exploration of the many people who have shaped Birmingham. With his passion for the city and engaging approach to storytelling, Carl brings a human perspective to its history, putting the experiences of ordinary people at the centre of the story.
A city built by many people
Behind Birmingham’s buildings, businesses and familiar streets are countless stories of work, ambition, hardship and community. Some stretch back through generations of Brummie families; others begin with a journey to the city and the challenge of making a new home.
Many Peoples. One Birmingham invites us to consider how these experiences have helped shape the city’s character. It is an opportunity to look beyond the familiar version of Birmingham’s past and appreciate the contributions of people whose lives are sometimes missing from the history books.
Discover the stories behind the city
Whether you were born in Birmingham, arrived recently or simply have an interest in its history, this evening offers a welcoming way to deepen your connection with the city. Come with your curiosity, your memories and an interest in the people who have made Birmingham what it is.
Expect an engaging evening of local history and storytelling, celebrating a city with many roots, many voices and a shared home.
Come along and see Birmingham through the stories of its people.
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WhereTemper and Brown
12-13 Albion Street, Birmingham, B1 3ED
Before you goFrequently asked questions
When is Carl Chinn - Many Peoples. One Birmingham?
Carl Chinn - Many Peoples. One Birmingham takes place on Thursday, 26 November 2026 at 19:00.
Where is Carl Chinn - Many Peoples. One Birmingham taking place?
Carl Chinn - Many Peoples. One Birmingham is held at Temper and Brown in Birmingham (12-13 Albion Street, Birmingham, B1 3ED).
How much are tickets for Carl Chinn - Many Peoples. One Birmingham?
Entry to Carl Chinn - Many Peoples. One Birmingham is free.
Is there anywhere to stay near Carl Chinn - Many Peoples. One Birmingham?
Yes — hotels within walking distance of Temper and Brown can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
How do I get tickets for Carl Chinn - Many Peoples. One Birmingham?
Tickets for Carl Chinn - Many Peoples. One Birmingham can be booked via Eventbrite using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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