Events
It’s officially 'three years to go' until the 2022 Commonwealth Games is held in the city. A free, family-friendly celebration event the ‘Commonwealth Social’, takes place on 27 July, from 12-7pm, in Centenary Square, highlighting the region’s sport, culture and food.
Families across Birmingham can now register for the free Happy Healthy Holidays this summer, where children, from 5-16 years old, can learn to cook and get active.
Get ready to sing your heart out at this year's Brindleyplace Film Festival, from 15-21 July, with the biggest musical blockbusters. The film festival is free of charge – and no tickets are required.
Lean in a little bit closer for Tilt – the UK aerial and physical theatre festival – from 15-21 July, in Digbeth.
There’s so much to listen to at the Birmingham, Sandwell and Westside Jazz Festival, from 19-28 July, at a variety of venues.
Enjoy a state of independence at the Independent Birmingham Festival, on 20 and 21 July, at Aston Hall, with pop-up restaurants, cocktail bars, street food, independent retailers, and more.
Celebrate Birmingham’s rich cultural diversity at Simmer Down Festival on 21 July, from 12.30pm-8pm at Handsworth Park.
Enjoy the lilting sounds of Birchfield Jazz Festival, on 26-27 July, featuring a range of artists, including Handsworth Community Choir.
Big John’s Birmingham Mela,in Cannon Hill Park on 28 July, celebrates the diversity of the South Asian Community in Birmingham through its culture, food, sport, art and entertainment.
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