Region: Birmingham

We are really proud to be able to announce that we are returning incredible Moseley Folk & Arts Festival for 2024.

2024 will be the 18th annual festival in Moseley Park featuring a healthy mix of traditional, contemporary and downright experimental folk and acoustic music. Showcasing unsigned acts right next to well-established international artists makes for a really exciting bill.

Moseley Folk is very much a family-friendly event with activities for all ages. An independently run festival, each year put together for the love of music, community and friendship, giving everyone the chance to see their favourite acts in a much more idyllic and intimate setting.

To complement the music you’ll find a world-class arts programme of comedy, poetry, discussion and debate.

Equally as impressive is its food and drink offering, involving the city’s best independent street food and craft beer.

We are really proud to be able to announce that we are returning incredible Moseley Folk & Arts Festival for 2024.

2024 will be the 18th annual festival in Moseley Park featuring a healthy mix of traditional, contemporary and downright experimental folk and acoustic music. Showcasing unsigned acts right next to well-established international artists makes for a really exciting bill.

Moseley Folk is very much a family-friendly event with activities for all ages. An independently run festival, each year put together for the love of music, community and friendship, giving everyone the chance to see their favourite acts in a much more idyllic and intimate setting.

To complement the music you’ll find a world-class arts programme of comedy, poetry, discussion and debate.

Equally as impressive is its food and drink offering, involving the city’s best independent street food and craft beer.

We are delighted to announce that we returning to Swingamajig Festival for 2024.

Swingamajig is a one day festival like no other – bringing together an eclectic blend of music, dance, and cabaret.  The festival takes the sounds and styles from the roaring 1920′s, and brings them up to date with a modern twist. 

2024 is a big year for the festival, as it leaves the lawns and greenhouses of Birmingham’s Botanical Gardens, and returns to its home in Digbeth nestled amongst the Victorian railway bridges and graffiti art that made Swingamajig the festival that it is.

For this homecoming show there will be a line up featuring the very best of Swingamajig over the years. With live bands, DJs, cabaret, swing dancing, walkabout entertainers, street food and more.

There will be a mixture of indoor and outdoor spaces, plus all the stages are covered so it will be fun whatever the weather.

Doors are at 14:00 and the festival ends at midnight, but for those that want to keep dancing there will be a free afterparty at the same venue until 03:00.

More details from the official website here.

We are really proud to announce that we will be spending a week at the award-winning Christmas in Cathedral Square craft market in the heart of Birmingham this festive season.

From the 18th till the 24th November we will be located in one of the stunning chalets located in the grounds of Birmingham Cathedral – aka Pigeon Park to the locals.

Visitors to Christmas in Cathedral Square can visit a range of craft, gift and food and drink stalls. There will be music from local artists, as well as traditional crafts, ornaments and gifts from an array of independent West Midlands businesses.

There will also be a selection of pop-up food and drink vendors, as well as the return of the infamous Pigeon in the Park pub.