As we head into July and August, the Resonate Festival will be finally heading out and about across Coventry. We are putting on a series of special screenings (with some very exciting special guests) on the legacy of 2Tone, showcasing Coventry’s medieval and modernist ambitions in a new ‘Metropolis’ exhibition and exploring our feelings of freedom in a new mass-participation photography project. Keep your eyes on our events pages for all the latest events and projects.

Take advantage of an exclusive 2-4-1 ticket offer for the first two shows to open at the Assembly Festival Garden - one of the centrepieces for the city’s year of cultural celebrations. Valid from 1-7 July, find out more and book.

Discover the unique story of the rebuilding of the cathedral, following its destruction in 1940, in a BBC Four documentary. Featuring a wealth of rarely seen archive film and voices from yesteryear and today, it was produced in consultation with Professor Helen Wheatley, Director of the Centre for Television Histories at Warwick and informed by her research for Ghost Town: Civic Television and Haunting of Coventry.

Earlier this month, we hosted one of the very first events for Resonate Festival, 'Stitch in Time' at the Herbert Art Gallery Museum. Find out how the event encouraged primary school children and their families to link the history of Coventry's textiles to modern day technology and programming skills.

We are pleased to be launching a second Coventry Creates set of commissions with funding from Arts Council England and in collaboration with Coventry University.

There are only two weeks until the AHRC Coventry Cultural Policy and Evaluation Summit. Read about the research that will be featured, view the full programme and register.

With film screenings, art exhibitions, mindfulness workshops and theatre productions, we are supporting the Coventry Welcomes Festival through our June programme for the Resonate Festival. Register for your free tickets.

Discover plans to create a green ecological area with nature reserves, recreational space and a dedicated space for generating renewable energy.

Discover how the University partners with members of the local community in Canley and the benefits that brings, in this video with Nor Aziz, Warwick alumna and Canley community leader, and Mark Hinton, Centre for Lifelong Learning and Community Engagement team.