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Tag Archives: Birmingham Weekender

All the dance at Birmingham Weekender

Street, inclusive, classical, circus plus a flashmob.

10 August, 2024 in Dance, Festivals.

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.

Make a splash at Birmingham Weekender

Free family festival promises fun for all.

18 August, 2022 in Family, Festivals.

Games opening ceremony stars announce free shows

Sonia Sabri Company to perform at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery and Birmingham Weekender.

3 August, 2022 in Community, Dance, Festivals.

Birmingham Weekender set to brighten bank holiday

City centre to host free family extravaganza.

25 August, 2021 in Attractions, Comedy, Dance, Family, Festivals, Music.

Countdown to Birmingham Weekender in Digbeth begins

More events confirmed for free cultural weekend.

11 September, 2019 in Attractions, Dance, Family, Festivals.

Birmingham Weekender in Digbeth – first programme highlights announcement

First participants confirmed through the Birmingham Weekender in Digbeth Open Call.

16 August, 2019 in Dance, Digbeth, Family, Festivals, Gaming, Music.

Birmingham Weekender returns in October

Get ready for a weekend of free performances in Digbeth.

19 July, 2019 in Comedy, Dance, Digbeth, Family, Festivals.

Plans revealed for city arts festival

Weekender success set to continue in 2018.

18 February, 2018 in Family, Festivals.

Birmingham Weekender’s return hailed as huge success

Huge crowds greet city centre arts extravaganza.

26 September, 2017 in Most recent.

CBSO kick off Birmingham Weekender

London Midland brings classics to commuters.

22 September, 2017 in Classical, Festivals, Transport.

Plan your Birmingham Weekender…

A guide to the city’s biggest festival, taking place this weekend.

20 September, 2017 in Comedy, Dance, Family, Festivals.

DanceXchange announces autumn season

Full range of performances from acclaimed company.

1 September, 2017 in Dance, Festivals.

Big Idea 2017 winners announced

Innovative dance performances to be staged as part of festival.

4 July, 2017 in Dance, Festivals.

Indoors, outdoors and the spaces in between – that’s Birmingham Weekender

Birmingham’s bigegst arts festival offers an invitation to look again at the city.

4 June, 2017 in Family, Festivals.

Birmingham Weekender appoints artistic directors

Host of sponsors also confirmed for iconic festival.

30 March, 2017 in Art and Leisure, Attractions, Festivals.

Birmingham Weekender will return in 2017

Weekend of free arts and culture throughout the city centre, featuring local and international artists.

2 November, 2016 in Family, Festivals.

Something for the weekend

Hundreds of thousands of people flock to Birmingham for the city’s biggest weekend of arts, shopping, food and sport.

28 September, 2015 in Attractions, Birmingham, Festivals, Retail, Sport.

Call on creatives to capture Birmingham’s landmark weekend

Visit Birmingham to promote city through mass collaboration with photographers at social media event.

22 September, 2015 in Birmingham, Photography.

Birmingham Weekender update

Festival is the result of a new and unique partnership between Birmingham’s retail and cultural sectors.

5 September, 2015 in Dance, Festivals, Music, Theatre.

In:Site Festival returns to Birmingham in September

New design graduates to transform Birmingham Cathedral.

12 August, 2015 in Festivals.

Birmingham Weekender programme released

Line-up for city arts fest.

7 July, 2015 in Comedy, Dance, Exhibitions, Festivals, Film, Theatre, Tourism.

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