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Britain Clockcase on Northampton Street (side of the Post Office) venue 22, is a family run clock-making business crafting the finest mantel and wooden clocks, see the workshop in full swing and talk to the family about the Jewellery Quarter old and new. After visiting the Golden Square carry on down Warstone Lane and see some of the finest jewellers Birmingham has to offer and then take yourself to the auctions! Fellows Auction House venue 17 on Augusta Street, will be open for you to view the upcoming Vintage and Accessories Sale and also to give you a sneak peak of some of the Blue John pieces from a large sale later in the year. If you are still on the look-out for more Vintage then a short walk up Augsuta Street will bring you to Eldorado Vintage central Birmingham’s only stockist of Annie Sloan Chalk Paint expect demonstrations and vintage finds galore. Back on Warstone Lane at 199 you find two more studios in the same building. Tip Top Photography, venue 20 is an exciting place to visit whether you are a keen photographer or just love to see the sights of the Jewellery Quarter. They will be exhibiting images of the Jewellery Quarter in their large studio taken by members of their Photography Club. With a wealth of experience in taking and making images get all your questions answered here! Across the corridor you will find Beena Beauty and Male Grooming, venue 21, who will be showing you how to take away the stresses and strains of festival going. If the festival in Golden Square is calling you back then once you have returned maybe cross the road onto Vittoria Street and visit the place where many of the jewellers you have visited training began, The School of Jewellery, venue 9. Celebrating its 125th Anniversary this year take a visit into this fascinating building and see the current crop of student work and also artisan workshops from renowned alumni. Fancy a relaxing drink from a local brewery? Then from 3pm until 6pm on Saturday Two Towers Brewery on Mott Street venue 39 is the place for you to wend your way to after a long day on the Open Studios Trail. A fun time will be had by all! Of course we are expecting to see you on Sunday too so if you are visiting again do not miss the tea party at The Coffin Works where from 12 on wards you can enjoy workshops in yoga, furniture making, upholstery and demonstrations in Thai Chi and Drop Stamping. It will be a great family day out with cream teas and a relaxing atmosphere. There we go the last blog this year about the Jewellery Quarter Open Studios as part of the first ever Jewellery Quarter Festival; we really look forward to seeing you tomorrow and in the coming year for future events!