Birmingham Light Festival: Free Art Lights Up City
The Birmingham Light Festival returns with dazzling installations, interactive art, and events across the city centre, offering free family-friendly fun this Valentine's period.
The Birmingham Light Festival returns with dazzling installations, interactive art, and events across the city centre, offering free family-friendly fun this Valentine's period.
The Just So Festival near Birmingham has introduced a six-month payment plan to help families afford tickets, with the option ending on February 20. The event runs from August 21 to 23 at Rode Hall.
The Birmingham Light Festival returns for its second year, transforming the city centre with free light installations and performances from February 12 to 15, 2026.
The Birmingham Light Festival 2026 has begun, transforming the city into a glowing open-air gallery with free installations, including a flaming organ and firefly field, running from 12 to 15 February.
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RecommendedBreaking Barriers with Young Company presents 'Stories We Tell,' an immersive night-time walk through Rochdale featuring light, sound, and local stories. This accessible event uses 360° audio and projections to reveal community memories and histories.
A new outdoor family show, Coblyn, brings Welsh folklore to life with mythical creatures, music, and dance at Chapter in Cardiff this February, supported by the Welsh Government St David’s Day Fund.
The popular Caister Festival on the Norfolk coast has been cancelled for 2026 due to shortages of committee members, disappointing thousands of fans who attended last year's record-breaking event.
Birmingham prepares for Chinese New Year 2026 with free events in Chinatown, Hippodrome Square and city centre, featuring lion dances, performances and cultural activities throughout February.
Birmingham's Chinese New Year celebrations for 2026 will feature a free six-day festival with lion processions, markets, performances and family activities throughout February half term.
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RecommendedReggae legends UB40 mark their 47th anniversary by visiting their first venue, warning that pub closures are erasing Birmingham's musical history and community spaces.
Rock star Yungblud visited a Birmingham Boots store and Asha's restaurant before delivering a Grammy-winning tribute to Ozzy Osbourne at Villa Park Stadium.
The Lunar New Year commences on February 17, 2024, marking the Year of the Horse. Discover the symbolism, zodiac insights, and global celebrations of this vibrant festival.
Discover Rochdale's vibrant arts scene with swing bands, classical concerts, theatre productions, and educational films addressing domestic abuse awareness for young people.
Budapest Design Week showcases the Hungarian capital's dynamic arts scene, with new museums, historic tours, and culinary delights enhancing its cultural appeal for UK travellers.
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RecommendedHyndburn Leisure has received £59,515 from Arts Council England to launch a new arts and culture programme at Mercer Hall in Great Harwood, Lancashire, featuring music, dance, and literary events.
A new ranking by The Telegraph lists Britain's 25 most populous towns from best to worst, based on attractions, architecture, and culture, with surprising results.
Plymouth ranks as second favourite to win the UK City of Culture 2029 title, with Exeter trailing as an outsider according to betting predictions.
The Cirencester History Festival is set to return for its third year in autumn 2026, featuring talks, music, film, workshops, and family activities across seventeen historic venues in the Cotswolds market town.
Herefordshire Council submits an Expression of Interest to become the UK's inaugural County of Culture in 2029, potentially securing £10 million for a landmark cultural programme.
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RecommendedDiscover Southport's vibrant February half-term events, from the immersive Lightport showcase and messy Mudfest to romantic Valentine's retreats and creative Galentine's gatherings.
The ALSO Festival returns for its 13th edition in July 2026 with the theme 'Oh Fortuna', featuring Claudia Hammond, Jamie Bartlett, and diverse activities from science talks to wellness sessions.
Brighton & Hove Pride reveals Diana Ross and RAYE as headliners for its 35th anniversary event in August 2026, featuring a two-day festival at Preston Park.
Rochdale's arts scene is thriving with major theatre refurbishments, including Heywood Civic and Curtain Theatre, alongside poetry events celebrating Northern identity and diverse community activities.
Hollywood star Jason Momoa expresses his deep affection for Birmingham, praising Brummies as 'outstanding' and revealing his profound connection to the city's musical heritage.
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RecommendedDiscover the real life of Bridgerton actress Claudia Jessie, from her unconventional Birmingham upbringing on a houseboat to her relationship with the show's casting director.
Jeremy Clarkson's new Great British Farm-Fest launches at Stoneleigh Park with TV stars and music icons including Sophie Ellis-Bextor and Kaiser Chiefs.
ArtQuarter in Digbeth is launching Birmingham's first fully halal food hall, featuring global cuisine, immersive art, and community Iftar events ahead of Eid celebrations.
The Elan Valley Trust announces its inaugural Dark Sky Festival in March 2026, celebrating over ten years of International Dark Sky Park status with nocturnal walks, stargazing workshops, and astronomy talks across Rhayader.
Tulleys Tulip Garden in Warwickshire opens for spring 2026 with over 100 tulip varieties, Dutch street food, and acoustic music performances near Birmingham.
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RecommendedTulleys Tulip Garden in Hatton, Warwickshire, is back for 2026 with over 100 tulip varieties, Dutch street food, live music, and scenic photo spots from March to May.