Things to do in Birmingham this weekend (February 25 to 27)

From ghost tours in Brindleyplace to iconic music legends and some ballet - there’s a lot to keep you entertained this weekend in Birmingham
By Richard Gullick
Published 24th Feb 2022, 15:26 BST

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Birmingham Ghost Tour

For anyone curious about having a bit of a dabble in paranormal investigation, the Birmingham Ghost Tour will be meeting this Saturday at 7:30pm on Turnover Bridge in Brindleyplace.

The tour will take you along the winding paths, through the dark canals, as your guide tells you tales of the hauntings, the dead, the ones that still walk the streets and the ones that wait. More information available here: Birmingham Ghost Tour

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Birmingham Ghost Tour

Echo & The Bunnymen at the O2 Academy

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The iconic British rock band Echo & the Bunnymen will be playing over at the O2 Academy this Saturday.

The Liverpudlian band lead by Ian McCulloch are set to bring a celebration of all their songs which have brought them 20 top 10 hits over the years from albums such as Crocodiles, Heaven Up Here and Ocean Rain.

The gig is rescheduled from last year, but anyone who is interested in going should head over to the O2 Academy here: O2 Academy Birmingham

Echo and the Bunnymen, Royal & Derngate, Northampton, February 23. One of the most influential British bands in modern history, Echo & The Bunnymen returns with the songs that have brought the group 20 top 20 hits. Visit royalandderngate.co.uk to book.Echo and the Bunnymen, Royal & Derngate, Northampton, February 23. One of the most influential British bands in modern history, Echo & The Bunnymen returns with the songs that have brought the group 20 top 20 hits. Visit royalandderngate.co.uk to book.
Echo and the Bunnymen, Royal & Derngate, Northampton, February 23. One of the most influential British bands in modern history, Echo & The Bunnymen returns with the songs that have brought the group 20 top 20 hits. Visit royalandderngate.co.uk to book.

Don Quixote playing at the Hippodrome

Over at the Birmingham Hippodrome, the Birmingham Royal Ballet promises to bring an explosion of Spanish sunshine, spectacular dance and vivacious comedy in their rendition of Don Quixote.

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This week sees the first UK performances of director Carlos Acosta’s production of the 19th century masterpiece, which sees Don Quixote embark on his chivalric quest against imaginary foes. Anyone who wants to know more should head over to: Birmingham Hippodrome

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Don Quixote, Birmingham Royal Ballet, Birmingham Hippodrome

Dr. Hook performing at the Symphony Hall

Celebrating more than 50 years of timeless American rock music, Dr Hook are on tour and will be in Birmingham this Saturday at the Symphony Hall.

The band is an undeniable icon of 20th century Americana, having been awarded 60 gold and platinum singles and albums over the years, and are known for putting on unique performances. For more information on the show head over to: B:music

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