Latest news (December 2021) - Visit Birmingham

From cooking the gravy on Christmas Eve to prepping the best roasties, Michelin-starred chef Simon Haigh

One of the most iconic hotel of the city embraces the Christmas season with a full list of novelties.

When it comes to partying, us Brits are absolute champs at it. No one does a birthday, Christmas or even Halloween like us.

The Kingsway open air market in Kings Heath is calling out for Birmingham shoppers to “support local market traders and artisans”

The countdown to Christmas is on - whatever that means these days!

The Belfry Hotel & Resort, renowned for its world-class golf courses, has once again been chosen as the host venue for the much-anticipated Betfred British Masters 2022, from 5^th until 8^th May 2022.

Switch Hospitality Management Limited are delighted to announce that their Managing Director, John Angus won the Extra Mile Award at The Caterer Hotel Cateys 2021

Birmingham’s newest restaurant, Chapter, has opened its doors into the city’s culinary scene today.

Get your Christmas jumper on and don’t miss Camp as Christmas!

Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery (BMAG) will partially reopen on Thursday 28 April 2022.

Mark 16 December in your diaries. Sixes - the world’s first social cricket entertainment experience - is coming to Birmingham! 

Cadbury World is inviting young families to join Santa for a special festive story time in the lead up to Christmas, as well as enjoy a day out that’s choc-full of festive fun. 

Birmingham Hippodrome have announced Jason Donovan will return to the Hippodrome stage as the Pharaoh in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat

Need a little Christmas? Right this very minute? Treasure Hunt Birmingham might just be your new favourite tradition!

Opening on 17 March 2022, the £12million Birmingham 2022 Festival will officially begin with Wondrous Stories, a spectacular free production in Centenary Square.

Birmingham Centre for Art Therapies (BCAT) have worked with communities across Birmingham, over the last 12months, to create a new exhibition titled “the strawberry grows underneath the nettle” inspired by a quote from Henry V.