The Wolverhampton Music Society had arranged a series of concerts, including performances from the Northicote String Quartet and the Penn Wind Ensemble. The photograph shows Martin Jones polishing a grand piano in preparation

Pupils from Colton Hills School in Penn helped Dave to create an exhibition of paintings, drawings and models featuring local scenery. The photograph shows Martin Jones (right) and Des Lane, watched by Helen Potter from Bushbury.

The work of ten artists, including four from India, was featured in the launch of the Gallery’s first international exhibition, organised in collaboration with the Indian Council for Cultural Relations. Martin Jones is quoted. The photograph shows Manjeet

Councillor John Mellor criticised an exhibit by Anita Kaushik which featured a life-size naked Barbie doll, suspended from the ceiling and clad only in a garland of flowers, which was meant to highlight racism in Britain, as part of a show of work by Asia

Dancers and musicians from Chitralek and Company performed at the opening ceremony of a new exhibition, which was Wolverhampton’s contribution to the South Asian Contemporary Visual Arts Festival. Bangalore in India, Chitraleka Bolar, the Midland Arts Cen

The exhibition was in its 107th year, and included work by Derek William from Albrighton. Pendeford High School in Fordhouses is mentioned. The photograph shows Tom and Cynthia Jenkins and their daughter, Christiane, who all had paintings on show in the e

The medieval period musicians had been invited to the Gallery to help launch a Christmas gift collection, including glass decorations made by Wolverhampton University students. The photograph shows Pam Smith and Paul Baker performing, alongside (from left

The photograph shows (left to right) Magali Maire from France, Amparo Ferrer from Spain, Lourdes Pinero Mora from Spain, Muriel Gaud from France and Guillemette Poignant from France with a Sunbeam motorcycle. Wolverhampton University is mentioned.

Dancers from the Warwick Courtiers performed the story from 1642 and the outbreak of the English Civil War onwards, including the defeat of Charles’ son, his flight to Boscobel House and Moseley Old Hall, and the restoration of the King in 1660.

The exhibition, including work by artists from New York and Paris, was being taken to Cannock Youth Centre’s art annexe in Avon Road to go on show. The photograph shows Martin Jones carrying a mural of a skinhead out of the Gallery.