Birmingham, the vibrant heart of the West Midlands, is set to host a variety of free events this summer.
With schools closed for the summer holidays from 22nd July to 30th August 2024, it’s the perfect time to explore the city and enjoy a wide range of activities without spending a penny.
Whether you’re into art, music, or fitness, there’s something for everyone. From family-friendly activities to live music performances and unique workshops, Birmingham has it all.
Here are 6 free events you won’t want to miss:
1. Foxy Bingo’s Xtreme Line Dancing Studio
Dates: 20th & 21st July 2024 Location: The Engine Room, Unit 25c, Floodgate St, Deritend, Birmingham B5 5SL Join Foxy Bingo for a wild workout at their Xtreme Line Dancing Studio. This free event offers high-energy line dancing fitness classes, with reality superstar Vicky Pattison in attendance on Saturday. Enjoy free juice shots and exclusive merch, including a Foxy cowboy hat! | Foxy Bingo
2. Birmingham Jazz Festival
Dates: 19th - 28th July 2024 Location: Various locations across Birmingham Experience ten days of free live jazz performances at various venues around Birmingham. The festival features both local and international artists, making it a must-visit for music lovers. It’s also a great way to introduce live music to your little ones. | Supermelon - stock.adobe.com
3. Kid’s Music Workshop in Sutton Coldfield
Date: 27th August 2024, 11am - 5pm Location: Sutton Coldfield Town Centre, Sutton Coldfield, B72 Join this exciting interactive workshop for kids in Sutton Coldfield. Play giant instruments, explore the Orchestra of Objects, and get creative. It’s a fantastic way for kids to start exploring musical instruments. | Oksana Kuzmina - stock.adobe.com
4. MAC Birmingham’s Surge Orchestra
Location: Cannon Hill Park, Birmingham B12 9QH Date: 21st July 2024 Head to MAC Birmingham in Cannon Hill Park for a free family show featuring musicians from Surge Orchestra. This high-energy musical performance includes a family-friendly workshop where you can jam with the musicians. | Alexey Achepovsky - stock.adobe.