The iconic black-tie Henley Festival announces its 2026 programme, featuring headliners Boy George & Culture Club, Sugababes, Lulu, and Alex James’ Britpop Classical across five magical nights from July 8 to 12.
The Bosworth Medieval Festival is back at Bosworth Battlefield Heritage Centre on August 22-23, featuring re-enactments, falconry, and a rose-laying ceremony for the Battle of Bosworth anniversary.
Tens of thousands gathered in Southside for Birmingham's Chinese New Year 2026, celebrating the Year of the Fire Horse with fireworks, lion dances, and performances.
Street Food Circus launches its 2026 season at St Donat's Castle, featuring a new Little Kooks Club for children, free kids' tickets, and diverse food traders from across Wales.
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Cardiff marks St David's Day with special music sessions across grassroots venues and Market Nights at the historic central market, celebrating Welsh culture and local talent.
Easter 2026 arrives on April 5, two weeks earlier than 2025. Learn why the date changes, school holiday schedules, and how to maximise your time off for a 10-day spring break.
A new interactive Peppa Pig walk-through experience is coming to Birmingham NEC this spring and summer, offering families 70 minutes of space-themed fun with accessible facilities.
From hypnotic harp concerts at St Mary in the Baum to innovative theatre tours and literary talks, Rochdale is buzzing with cultural activities. Discover upcoming events and community highlights.
Dudley Zoo is providing discounted £7 tickets to individuals on six specific benefits, including Universal Credit, during March. Pre-booking is mandatory, with a maximum of six tickets per household.
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A lip reader decodes Prince William's three-word warning to Princess Kate at the BAFTAs, while body language experts note subtle tension despite their glamorous appearance.
The Fleur de Lys pub in Lowsonford is launching a series of spring events, including candle making, painting workshops, an Easter egg hunt, and a World Book Night talk with a local author, in partnership with local businesses.
Birmingham's Chinese New Year 2026 dazzled with lion dances, live performances, and family fun, drawing crowds to the Hippodrome and Southside to welcome the Year of the Horse.
Scottish actor and BAFTAs 2026 host Alan Cumming reveals he was cautioned about possible deportation from the USA following his outspoken advocacy for transgender rights amid heightened ICE raids in New York.
A 2020 joke by Rebel Wilson about Prince Andrew, made in front of Prince William and Kate at the BAFTAs, has re-emerged ahead of this weekend's ceremony, highlighting ongoing royal controversies.
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Residents near Victoria Park in Leicester have branded a proposed three-day hot air balloon festival a 'health and safety nightmare,' fearing collisions with homes and excessive noise.
Newark residents, schools, and groups are invited to carry lanterns in a parade opening the Garden of Light event on March 7, 2026, transforming the Market Place into an immersive floral light display.
This March, the University of Cambridge hosts its vibrant Family Weekend with hundreds of free events. Families can enjoy hands-on activities like building planets, coding with stitching, and exploring archaeology across city venues.
The popular winter light event Lanterns of the Wild at Twycross Zoo is concluding soon, featuring over 2,000 lanterns across a mile-long trail with themed sections.
Families in Fylde can step back in time as the beloved Lytham 1940s Weekend returns on August 15-16, offering free entertainment from Churchill speeches to vintage dancing.
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A one-day festival of words and music at St Illtud's Church celebrates the 200th anniversary of Iolo Morganwg, featuring a play premiere, scholarly discussion, and musical performances.
Shropshire Festivals announces the return of the popular Tasty Trail on April 26, featuring a 9.5-mile walk through private estates with a three-course meal of locally sourced products.
The Pirates in the Port Sea Shanty Festival is back in Newport this May, featuring over 50 bands across 15 venues. This free event supports Wales Air Ambulance, RNLI, and SARA with charity donations.
The Baby Show, sponsored by Pampers, is set to return to the NEC Birmingham from May 8-10, 2026, offering expectant and new parents expert guidance, discounts, and over 350 top brands.
The 826th Atherstone Ball Game saw thousands gather in Warwickshire for a two-hour medieval football battle, with police warning against violence as shops boarded up windows.
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The 826th Atherstone Ball Game commenced on Shrove Tuesday, drawing thousands to witness the brutal two-hour contest for a leather ball, with police issuing warnings against violence.
Discover what the energetic Year of the Red Horse in 2026 holds for your Chinese zodiac sign, with detailed predictions on luck, career, and relationships for all 12 animals.
The Lincolnshire Showground's family event Countryside Lincs returns on April 19 with new attractions like a polo display and BMX show, plus animal handling and craft workshops.
Sutton Coldfield has officially submitted an Expression of Interest to become UK Town of Culture, aiming to align with its 500th anniversary celebrations in 2028 and secure a £3 million cultural programme.
Birmingham's Chinese New Year celebrations from February 17-22, 2026, promise a vibrant mix of dragon dances, markets, and free family events in Southside.
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Discover Lanterns of the Wild at Twycross Zoo, an enchanting mile-long light trail with over 2,000 lanterns across 10 zones. Perfect for February half term, tickets start from just £13.95 for children.
