As two bank holidays in May 2024 are coming up: the first one from May 4-6 and the second from May 25-27. Birmingham is buzzing with anticipation for a series of events that promise fun and entertainment without the price tag.
From the vibrant streets of Digbeth to the tranquil greenery of Sutton Park, the city is set to come alive with a diverse array of activities suitable for all ages and interests.
Whether you're a music enthusiast, a science geek, a nature lover, or just looking for a good time with the family, Birmingham has something special for you. And the best part? It's all free!
So, grab your calendar and get ready to explore our curated list of the top 10 free events happening in Birmingham during the May Bank Holiday Weekends 2024.
So dive into nine free events that await you, this bank holiday - and the one later in May!

5. Sutton Coldfield Heritage Trail (Any day during open hours)
Enjoy the great outdoors with the family. The Sutton Coldfield Civic Society has devised a ‘Heritage Trail’ so that more can be learnt about the town, the trail includes stops at Holy Trinity Tower, Town Hall, and many more. Entry is free. | padmak - stock.adobe.com

6. Thank Fk It's Friday at Walkabout Birmingham (Friday 3rd May 2024 and 34 other Fridays
This lively event hosted by Walkabout, located on Broad Street, offers the ultimate Friday night party with unbelievable drinks offers like six shots for £18 and two cocktail jugs for £17. Entry is free before 10pm. | Syda Productions - stock.adobe.c

7. Martineau Gardens (Any day during open hours)
Martineau Gardens, in Edgbaston, is the registered charity that manages the gardens and wildlife area. Provide volunteering opportunities in the garden and are a venue for educational activities. Entry is Free. | Halfpoint - stock.adobe.com

8. Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery (Any day during open hours)
Explore Birmingham’s rich history and vibrant culture at the renowned Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery during the May bank holiday. Gather your family and see captivating exhibits, artworks, and fascinating artifacts. Entry is free. | Birmingham Museum Trust