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Win tickets for the Hundred at Edgbaston

Your chance to win tickets to The Hundred opening match.

2 weeks ago 3 July, 2025 in Competitions, Cricket, Family, Music.

Days to go before Lichfield Festival

Family-friendly events at the forefront of annual spectacular.

2 weeks ago 3 July, 2025 in Childrens, Classical, Family, Music.

Countdown to The Hundred

Live music line-up announced as The Hundred and Birmingham Phoenix return to Edgbaston.

19 June, 2025 in Cricket, Family, Music.

UK’s biggest South Asian festival returns

Birmingham Mela 2025 unites music, food and community in a spirit of celebration.

18 June, 2025 in Community, Family, Festivals, Food and drink, Music.

Twycross Zoo – a family experience

Helen Annetts, together with Charlie & Joe Statham, explores endangered species and family favourites.

1 June, 2025 in Attractions, Environment, Family.

Kings Heath to stage comic con

Grab a selfie with a storm trooper or Vogue with Vader.

27 May, 2025 in Attractions, Books, Family, Music.

The Detective Dog: “a gem of a show”

The very adult Jessica Harris has a great time at MAC’s children’s production.

14 April, 2025 in Books, Childrens, Family, Theatre.

Cosford calling

Soar into Easter with Pilot Training at the RAF Museum Midlands.

1 April, 2025 in Childrens, Family.

Misfits making music

Join The Music Seekers on a musical adventure across Birmingham.

11 March, 2025 in Community, Family, Music.

The Volunteers Collective supports Birmingham Light Festival

City spectacular goes ahead with community support.

11 March, 2025 in Community, Exhibitions, Family, Festivals.

Etci Mehmet – spectacular and delicious

Helen Annetts, accompanied by Charlie & Joe Statham, vists Etci Mehmet at Star City.

3 March, 2025 in Eating out, Family, Food and drink.

The show must go on

Birmingham Irish Quarter readies for St Patrick’s Day 2025 celebrations.

17 February, 2025 in Eating out, Family, Festivals, Food and drink, Music.

Enter the snake

Details of Chinese New Year celebrations in Birmingham revealed.

21 January, 2025 in Community, Family, Festivals.

Finding Santa: “misses the mark”

Jessica Harris watches Little Angel Theatre production at the Midlands Arts Centre.

6 December, 2024 in Christmas, Family, Theatre.

Smethwick Puppetry Festival to return in 2025

Free and low-cost events for all the family, in community venues.

3 December, 2024 in Family, Festivals.

Christmas at the Castle

Helen Annetts and family visit Warwick Castle’s festive spectacular.

24 November, 2024 in Attractions, Christmas, Family.

Christmas Light Trail returns to Warwick Castle

Mile-long magical spectacular set to enchant visitors.

21 November, 2024 in Attractions, Christmas, Family.

Light is coming

Dates for first Birmingham Light Festival revealed.

19 November, 2024 in Architecture, Family, Festivals.

Brit Fest 2025 line-up announced

First release of tickets for The Brit Fest 2025 now available.

4 October, 2024 in Family, Festivals, Music.

Magical lantern parade at Midlands Arts Centre

Autin Dance Theatre presents Light Up Fest.

24 September, 2024 in Dance, Family, Style and Design, Theatre.

Inclusive multi-sport festival for Nechells

Access Sport and Sport Birmingham to host free event.

22 August, 2024 in Childrens, Community, Family, Sport.

Beyond Van Gogh now open at NEC

“Memorable” and “mesmerising” immersive experience the perfect summer holiday activity for families.

5 August, 2024 in Art and Leisure, Exhibitions, Family.

Birmingham Heritage Week starts in September

Take the opportunity to see how the city used to be.

1 August, 2024 in Community, Exhibitions, Family, Local history.

Family festival promises Bank Holiday fun

Birmingham Weekender’s got it all going on across the city.

30 July, 2024 in Architecture, Attractions, Childrens, Dance, Family, Festivals.

Keep football at home

Campaigners look to Lions legacy to save playing fields.

24 July, 2024 in Community, Environment, Family, Sport.

Stepping back in time at the Black Country Living Museum.

Helen Annetts enjoys a day out in the past.

4 July, 2024 in Attractions, Family, Local history.

Moseley Community Festival goes gold

One of Birmingham’s oldest community-run festivals celebrates its fiftieth anniversary.

11 June, 2024 in Attractions, Community, Family, Festivals.

Babies Adventures in Music: a “magical musical event”

Jessica Harris is enchanted by a family attraction at the Midland Arts Centre.

15 May, 2024 in Family, Music.

Solihull Summer Fest returns with a star-studded line-up

Chart-topping legends to headline Tudor Grange extravaganza.

12 May, 2024 in Family, Festivals, Music.

Just Be You at the MAC

New musical family show premieres in Birmingham.

29 April, 2024 in Family, Festivals, Theatre.

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