Visit Coventry

01/04/2024

Love this -

Birmingham based artist / film maker popped into LTB yesterday.. liked what he saw, and decided to put a short promo together for us…

(Do I really smile this much ??)

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C5MZrgFIGVd/?igsh=MTM2NWlkNG9kZHc4aA==

27/07/2023

Have you tried the Lazy Sundays market yet?

Loads of interesting stalls to explore, on the ground floor of what used to be the Litten Tree pub - now a community arts & creative space.

Sundays 12-4 - ‘summer vibe’ theme this week!

13/07/2023

Coventry’s 1977 Medieval Cross unveiled today, newly restored in its new location ..

looks good!

20/06/2023

This is wifeys Serenity Space in Earlsdon - it’s a beautiful thing - you’d think you were in a little chapel with all its round stained glass windows! ::).

(Used to be a dry cleaners!).

If you fancy a bit of relaxation - or energising - check out their ‘what’s on’..

30/08/2022

Here’s a short slideshow film we’ve put together explaining the fascinating 122 year history of The Litten Tree Building - originally built as a Customer Reception & Showrooms for The Rover Company who had their huge factory to the rear.

It’s where the Litten tree pub and LTB Showrooms are today.

26/04/2022

If you’ve not heard of, or tried LTB yet, it’s a v. characterful art gallery & event space, spread over 4 floors above the litten tree pub in town. Evening events there really are a magical opportunity to explore around the building - and it’s all very relaxed, with its own bar up on the first floor.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/dj-showcase-rhythm-doctor-tickets-321526242647

26/10/2021

08/02/2021

Hmm, interesting.. some talk (finally) of possibility for getting public access to this ‘lost’ artwork - makes sense given its right next to what wil be the new Coventry UK City of Culture 2021 ‘shop’ (opening in time for start of our city of culture year, 15/5/21).

29/03/2020

We were just having a dig through the Historic England archive for Cov and found these interesting images of the big medieval vaulted basements under what today are the Halifax (no. 22 High St) and Coventry Building society (no. 21) buildings.

The largest (under the Halifax) extends right out underneath the pavement!