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THE EVENING MUSE
Go to the pub or go to the gym seem to be the primary post-work options. But every now and then, go to the museum is also a possibility. Opening up from 6.30pm through to 10pmish for an evening a month across the next three, for March, BMAG's got live music, dinns and the chance to wander the gallery space of Dressed to the Nines, an exhibition about dressing up and going out from 1850 until today. On March 28, tickets are £30, which includes your supper. Or, there's Drink and Draw as part of a singles night on April 25, for which the bar will be open and snacks available to buy. Free to attend but do book. Another freebie worth registering for is the Spring Craft Market on May 30. Local traders will be popping up in the Industrial Gallery while for drinks, snackage and music, it's back to the Edwardian Tearooms.
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FIRST DRINK'S ON THEM
Launching in Brum today, The BarCode is a free to download app which'll help you discover and support local drinking spots, with events, offers and flat out money off sort of promos. Receive guaranteed discounts on your first round of up to £20 at any member venue — we're talking right proper goodies, like Arch 13, Chance & Counters, The Wolf, The Vanguard and Little Blackwood to name but a few. The discounts vary from 10% to 50% depending on where and when you are looking. And from opening times today across the Birmingham membership, app users can get completely free drinks (up to the value of £6). One per venue, unless you start doing clever things like introducing friends or sharing offers, which gets you credits and the potential for more drinks. Get The BarCode on Apple or Google Play.
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