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Despite many great events popping up at The Bond this year, I only managed to get down to check it…read moreout this weekend. When I heard that a Gin Festival was hitting Digbeth, there wasn't a chance I was going to miss out. So, the Gin Festival was planned over the same weekend of City of Colours which meant that Digbeth had one buzzing weekend planned. I had hoped to get out on Saturday, but after hitting a nightclub on Friday night for a friends birthday; I was a little worse for wear in the day and didn't make it. It did mean that I had a rather special Sunday instead (which ended up being an even better choice than originally planned). Enough with the wittering and down to business... The Bond is located off the main drag of Digbeth and the other side of Heath Mill Lane from the entrance to the Custard Factory. You can walk down Digbeth High Street to get there, but we found it significantly quicker to walk down Fazeley Street from behind the back of Hotel La Tour. It's not that obvious when walking down from Fazeley Street, but one you get outside it there is a big iron sign which tells you that you have arrived. I imagine the building was once a warehouse used for stocking barges (as it's well positioned right next to the canal with a small area for boats to pull in), but it's now an events space. First thing of note... it's pretty big. There is plenty of outdoor space both covered and uncovered and a couple of buildings that were being utilised for the Gin Festival. It may be even bigger than this, but we only saw what was being used on the weekend. It has a large conference style room with a toilet block towards the back, a further indoor space with a smaller room and another toilet block and a large "car park" style area and another largish covered area outside. There is a cafe onsite (which was serving hot dogs on the weekend) but I'm not sure what the permanent fixtures of the site are as I have only been for the one event. I have to say, I really liked this venue. I liked the layout, the mix of outdoor and indoor spaces and the plentiful loos. Seeing as the event was held on a scorching Sunday afternoon, the shaded areas were very welcome and everything was laid out very sensitively. I would definitely attend another event in this space! I can't comment on drinks prices (as I was at a drinks based event), but I'll have to update this review if I get back to more events here.

I nice venue tucked away in Digbeth. There is a lovely courtyard area on the canal which is great…read morefor outdoor event. The are also two big rooms which can be hired out for weddings or markets. I came to a wedding in October and it was warm and cosy and the food was great. This weekend I came along to a winter food market. They had plenty of temporary food shacks set up in the courtyard selling waffles and burgers etc but inside there was stalls selling breads, pies, beers, as well as goods like cards and jewellery. It was a cold but sunny day and a pleasant place to be in. Only a ten min walk from the City Centre I would say.

A large conference centre in the city centre of Birmingham, inside it, is pretty modern and…read morefeatures a few stores including a WHSmith, Subway and Starbucks - do take note of the opening hours of these though as some might not open on Sunday's and/or close early sometimes. It's now served by the Library stop on the West Midlands Metro, following the tram extension which goes onto Broad Street. It is also next to The Library of Birmingham, while the building isn't as stunning as the aforementioned, it still remains rather modern and cool. The conference auditorium has a capacity of 1,500 which is quite impressive. I do think the staff didn't seem too helpful, I originally asked where the Starbucks was and felt the need to explain myself as he seemed rather confused. It is pretty expensive inside with one of the most expensive Starbucks' locations I've seen ever outside of a travel location (airport, station or motorway services). 3*

A well designed events complex with additional pop-up stores including an art gallery.read more

I came here once for a course and this venue was perfect. It's very clean, feels new and modern…read morewith spacious rooms, rooms with large screens for lectures as well as a coffee break room. The studio is perfect for hosting courses, lectures etc. and is very centrally located in Birmingham city.

The Orange Studio, now renamed 'The Studio' has to be one of my favourite restaurants. I love how…read moreit's hidden away, even though it's right in the middle of the city centre. It's situated above the old Orange store on Cannon street, where there is now just an internet cafe on the ground floor. Below the restaurant are conference rooms and the restaurant sits on the top floor. The setting is modern and the atmosphere cool and relaxing. The outdoor seating has some pretty plants decorating it and it's really lovely to sit outside on a sunny day. The food is good and well presented. Perhaps slightly pricey, but not unreasonable and staff are friendly and attentive too!

I still dont think I'm fully over this event. It was jut so surreal and out there - very East…read moreLondon vibe, but perhaps the only thing that didnt equate to East London was a bunch of council types who somehow where let through the front door. You enter H.O.M and have to confess something, which I cant repeat here as it was very blue, so then you exchange your confession for a token to enter in the the House. Then you're greeted by what can be described as a creepy blonde guy dressed all in white asking you to enter at your peril and discover the spirit within and gives you what is a puzzle piece. As you enter, you're given a free bottle of Cubanisto beer and then lead in the actual club space, which is very dim, ultra violent, neon and gives off a rather macabre feel. We decorated our masks and then heralded a very crazy night of beer, cute little Cuban snacks and lots of photos! What a great event.

As PR events go, this wasn't all that…read more I went along expecting to see some great artists, free merchandise and get a feel for the brand. Instead, we were offered ONE free drink and the bar was serving their own drinks at £3 a bottle!? Couldn't believe it. Not only were they stingy on their merch, they then try to charge an arm and a leg for us to enjoy it. I did enjoy the skeleton key idea where you had to create a mask of three separate parts to then be given a key that is powered by NFC to open a box. I won a free pulled pork toasty, which was very tasty admittedly. The entertainment was average. I liked the DJ but they used a beatboxer which they created so much hype about with a "Countdown to Nightrise". He wasn't worth it. It felt like a bunch of out of touch people sat around a table and said, you know what, kids love beatboxers, let's get one. The drama of the entrance into the event had an interesting feeling, confessing your sins, walking through one by one. The problem was it made no sense and had no relation to the brand. The whole event tried to hard and at the same time, didn't try enough. We left to get our dance on down Hurst St, much more entertaining.

We booked Mahirs for my wedding. They couldn't have been more helpful right from the start. They…read moregave us excellent advice, they were very easy to work with, and we felt confident that Harvir and the team were going to provide us with a good service. On the day, everything ran smoothly, the food was excellent and the whole team were very professional. My friends and family still talk about how great the food was to this day! I would definitely recommend Mahirs

I am definitely a fan of Mahirs. We booked them for the catering at our wedding after a tasting…read moresession. The food was all freshly prepared at the venue and the waiter staff were well mannered and helpful. The only reason I did not go the full five stars is because I there were some guests that had to wait for starters and some only received a part of what was on the menu. This may have had more to do with the emergence of unexpected guests but I can only hope that Steve and the crew think about this possibility going forward. Would recommend them without a second thought.

Went here for a hen party, attentive friendly staff willing to help in any way, fun attractive…read morebutlers with brilliant games and very entertaining, and a great time was had by all. Considering it was overnight, entertainment, security (any problems staff there all night), butlers and just bring own drinks they made them into yummy cocktails and snacks it was really cheap and I think better than the Dreamboys! Ooo forgot about the dance floor plug own music in and video we made on green screen (was bit tipsy by then lol) Loved it would recommend to any hens out there!

The staff were really friendly and the theatre layout felt taller than most so the acoustics were…read moreamazing. The line for hot drinks was too long to even attempt before the start of the show and it's a shame they don't have other hot drink options on the top floor. I also felt the price for what we saw was a little high. More for the fact that there was a very loud family next to us and no employee made any attempt to stop them from disturbing everyone. Beautiful venue but overpriced tickets.

marked down sadly as actual concert was wonderful. I was sadened that we never sang the national…read moreanthem...........is there a reason for that?? looking forward to next years concert!