Transplanting snowdrops. Just one of the things our D/deaf volunteers did at Wightwick Manor today

Some of the fantastic work completed as part of the Culture Volunteers WM project, working with the National Trust and the Refugee and Migrant Centre in Wolverhampton.

A morning of work in the grounds at Moseley kept our second group of volunteers busy.

Visiting Moseley Old Hall, an historic place of refuge.

Some of Wolverhampton’s brightest young creative talent had chance to show off their skills at this year’s Same Difference festival in the city’s West Park.

Getting crafty at Wolverhampton Art Festival 2023 in Victoria Street in the city centre.

After weeks and weeks of preparation the Welcome to Spring Lantern Parade was finally here and lit up Whitmore Reans in style.

The Volunteering Futures project got off to a cracking start in early February when a group of 15 new volunteers helped out at Wolverhampton Literature Festival.

Dave Pitt of Poets, Prattlers, and Pandemonialists attends the first oral history training session for Creative Black Country's National Heritage Lottery Funded project Finding Our Funny Roots and meets oral historian Siobhán Stevenson.