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These figures were below the national average. The Birmingham Larger Urban Zone , a Eurostat measure of the functional city-region approximated to local government districts, has a population of 2,, in Christianity is the largest religion within Birmingham, with All other religions remained proportionately similar. St Philip's Cathedral was upgraded from church status when the Anglican Diocese of Birmingham was created in There are two other cathedrals: The Coptic Orthodox Diocese of the Midlands is also based at Birmingham, with a cathedral under construction.
A short distance from Five Ways the Birmingham Oratory was completed in on the site of Cardinal Newman 's original foundation. There are several Christadelphian meeting halls in the city and the Christadelphian Magazine and Publishing Group has its headquarters in Hall Green. Birmingham Central Mosque , one of the largest in Europe, was constructed in the s. Winners' Chapel also maintains physical presence in Digbeth.
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The Gun Quarter is a district of the city, which was for many years a centre of the world's gun-manufacturing industry. The first recorded gun maker in Birmingham was in , and locally made muskets were used in the English Civil War. It is an industrial area to the north of the city centre, bounded by Steelhouse Lane, Shadwell Street and Loveday Street specialising in the production of military firearms and sporting guns.
Many buildings in the area are disused but plans are in place for redevelopment including in Shadwell Street and Vesey Street. Economic inequality within Birmingham is greater than in any other major English city, and is exceeded only by Glasgow in the United Kingdom. According to the Mercer Quality of Living Survey , Birmingham was placed 51st in the world in, which was the second highest rating in the UK. This is an improvement on the city's 56th place in Other notable professional orchestras based in the city include the Birmingham Contemporary Music Group , the Royal Ballet Sinfonia and Ex Cathedra , a Baroque chamber choir and period instrument orchestra.
The Orchestra of the Swan is the resident chamber orchestra at Birmingham Town Hall , [] where weekly recitals have also been given by the City Organist since The Birmingham Triennial Music Festivals took place from to Jazz has been popular in the city since the s, [] and there are many regular festivals such as the Harmonic Festival, the Mostly Jazz Festival and the annual International Jazz Festival.
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During the s, Birmingham was the home of a music scene comparable to that of Liverpool. The next decade saw the influential metal bands Napalm Death and Godflesh emerge from the city. Birmingham was the birthplace of modern bhangra in the s, [] and by the s had established itself as the global centre of bhangra culture, [] which has grown into a global phenomenon embraced by members of the Indian diaspora worldwide from Los Angeles to Singapore. Since the Digbeth -based B-Town indie music scene has attracted widespread attention, led by bands such as Peace and Swim Deep , with the NME comparing Digbeth to London's Shoreditch , and The Independent writing in that "Birmingham is fast becoming the best place in the UK to look to for the most exciting new music.
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Birmingham Repertory Theatre is Britain's longest-established producing theatre , [] presenting a wide variety of work in its three auditoria on Centenary Square and touring nationally and internationally. Harris , the base of the experimental Stan's Cafe theatre company, located within a working metal fabricators' factory. The Alexandra Theatre and the Birmingham Hippodrome host large-scale touring productions, while professional drama is performed on a wide range of stages across the city, including the Crescent Theatre , the Custard Factory , the Old Joint Stock Theatre , the Drum in Aston and the mac in Cannon Hill Park.
The Birmingham Royal Ballet is one of the United Kingdom's five major ballet companies and one of three based outside London.
The company's associated ballet school — Elmhurst School for Dance in Edgbaston — is the oldest vocational dance school in the country. The Birmingham Opera Company under artistic director Graham Vick has developed an international reputation for its avant-garde productions, [] which often take place in factories, abandoned buildings and other found spaces around the city.
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Literary figures associated with Birmingham include Samuel Johnson who stayed in Birmingham for a short period and was born in nearby Lichfield. Auden grew up in the Harborne area of the city and during the s formed the core of the Auden Group with Birmingham University lecturer Louis MacNeice. Other influential poets associated with Birmingham include Roi Kwabena , who was the city's sixth poet laureate, [] and Benjamin Zephaniah , who was born in the city. Tolkien was brought up in the Kings Heath area of Birmingham. The Birmingham School of landscape artists emerged with Daniel Bond in the s and was to last into the mid 19th century.
The Birmingham Surrealists were among the "harbingers of surrealism" in Britain in the s and the movement's most active members in the s, [] while more abstract artists associated with the city included Lee Bank -born David Bomberg and CoBrA member William Gear. Birmingham artists were prominent in several post-war developments in art: Peter Phillips was among the central figures in the birth of Pop Art ; [] John Salt was the only major European figure among the pioneers of photo-realism ; [] and the BLK Art Group used painting, collage and multimedia to examine the politics and culture of Black British identity.
Birmingham's role as a manufacturing and printing centre has supported strong local traditions of graphic design and product design. Birmingham has two major public art collections. The Birmingham Back to Backs are the last surviving court of back-to-back houses in the city. The Ikon Gallery hosts displays of contemporary art, as does Eastside Projects. Thinktank is Birmingham's main science museum , with a giant screen cinema, a planetarium and a collection that includes the Smethwick Engine , the world's oldest working steam engine. Nightlife in Birmingham is mainly concentrated along Broad Street and into Brindleyplace.
Although in more recent years Broad Street has lost its popularity due to the closing of several clubs; the Arcadian now has more popularity in terms of nightlife. Outside the Broad Street area are many stylish and underground venues. There are a number of late night pubs in the Irish Quarter. Birmingham is home to many national, religious and spiritual festivals including a St. The Caribbean -style Birmingham International Carnival takes place in odd numbered years.
Birmingham Pride takes place in the gay village. From until December , the city hosted an annual arts festival ArtsFest , the largest free arts festival in the UK at the time. Patrick's Day parade Europe's second largest, after Dublin. Caribbean and African culture are celebrated with parades and street performances by buskers.
Other festivals in the city include the Birmingham International Jazz Festival,"Party in the Park" [] was originally a festival hosted by local and regional radio stations which died down in and has now been brought back to life as an unsigned festival for regional unsigned acts to showcase themselves in a one-day music festival for the whole family.
The biennial International Dance Festival Birmingham started in , organised by DanceXchange and involving indoor and outdoor venues across the city.
Since , Birmingham has also been host to the Frankfurt Christmas Market. Modelled on its German counterpart , it has grown to become the UK's largest outdoor Christmas market and is the largest German market outside of Germany and Austria, [] attracting over 3. Birmingham's development as a commercial town was originally based around its market for agricultural produce, established by royal charter in Birmingham is one of only two English cities outside London to have four Michelin starred restaurants: Many fine Victorian pubs and bars can still be found across the city, whilst there is also a plethora of more modern nightclubs and bars, notably along Broad Street.
The Wing Yip food empire first began in the city and now has its headquarters in Nechells. There is also a thriving independent and artisan food sector in Birmingham, encompassing microbreweries like Two Towers, [] and collective bakeries such as Loaf. Birmingham is home to many entertainment and leisure venues.
It is home to Europe's largest leisure and entertainment complex Star City as well as Europe's first out-of-city-centre entertainment and leisure complex Resorts World Birmingham owned by the Genting Group. The Mailbox which caters for more affluent clients is based within the city. The local dialect is called Brummie. Birmingham is chiefly a product of the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries; its growth began during the Industrial Revolution. Consequently, relatively few buildings survive from its earlier history and those that do are protected.
There are 1, listed buildings in Birmingham and thirteen scheduled ancient monuments. Traces of medieval Birmingham can be seen in the oldest churches, notably the original parish church , St Martin in the Bull Ring. The Victorian era saw extensive building across the city.