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Birmingham Festivals Guide 2019 Birmingham Festivals Guide 2019 1 Why is Birmingham such Perhaps some of that helps to fertile ground for festivals? explain the depth and variety It’s a big, sprawling place, full contained in this handy booklet. of unusual buildings, railway Whether you’re seeking viaducts, leafy parks and cocktails, warehouse parties, distinctive neighbourhoods. outdoor film, brain food, It’s culturally mixed, with performance art or just great people from all over the world music in the sunshine, there building their lives here. And will be at least one event here it’s a city with a history of to catch your eye - and the list making its own entertainment is growing all the time. - if we spot a gap, more than For more events go to likely we will organise a birminghamfestivals.com. festival to fill it. Produced by Flatpack Projects on behalf of Birmingham Festivals Registered charity number: 1162754 Supported by West Midlands Growth Company as part of the Cultural Destinations initiative 2 Bournville BookFest 2019 Venues14–24 across March Birmingham Still Walking Festival bit.ly/BournvilleBookFest2019 Friendly, affordable, 100 event September 2018 – storytelling family festival AcrossSeptember Birmingham 2019 for children, with world-class bit.ly/StillWalking2019 authors to meet, interactive Birmingham’s annual workshops to take part in and programme of exploratory new books to discover. guided tours and walking events, which since 2012 has been Birmingham Wine Weekend encouraging visitors and local residents to experience the city’s culture more closely. March St Patrick’s Festival Digbeth9–17 March High Street bit.ly/StPatricks2019 Birmingham The largest St Patrick’s Wine Weekend celebration in the UK, including Venues22–24 across March Birmingham a parade through the city centre bit.ly/BWW2019 and a festival of music, dance Showcasing hand-picked and performance which takes venues across Birmingham, the over venues across Digbeth. festival will see beginners and connoisseurs alike come together to enjoy the city’s favourite wines. Still Walking Festival 4 5 CineQ Queer Birmingham Gin Vaisakhi Film Festival and Rum Festival Handsworth28 April Park bit.ly/Vaisakhi2019 Venues22–24 across March Birmingham Edgbaston19–20 AprilCricket Ground bit.ly/CineQQFF2019 bit.ly/GinRumFest2019 This open-air celebration is a Launching for the first time in The festival brings to not-for-profit community event, 2019 after a series of popular one- Birmingham not only unique allowing citizens of the second spirits from around the globe city to celebrate their heritage off events, CineQ focusses on new Asian Woman Festival stories and QTIPOC perspectives, but a great selection of some together. showcasing some of the best of the best entertainment and LGBTQ film past and present. Asian Woman Festival food from around the UK. The30 New March Bingley Hall Salaam Pakistan bit.ly/AsianWomanFest2019 Insomnia Gaming Film Festival Combining culture, conversation Festival and art the Asian Woman 24–30 Mar 19–22 April MAC Festival is the UK’s first of its NEC, Birmingham bit.ly/SalaamPakistanFF2019 kind, smashing stereotypes and bit.ly/InsomniaGamingFest2019 Celebrating the best of Pakistan’s stigma to empower and celebrate A chance to see your favourite Flatpack Festival new independent film making, Asian women. YouTubers, play the latest games, providing audiences with experience virtual reality and so a rare chance to see award- much more all under one roof. Flatpack Festival winning films, Oscar winning Venues30 April across – Digbeth 5 May & Birmingham documentaries and special Q&A’s. bit.ly/FlatpackFestival2019 April Eclectic feast of moving image creativity, with everything from Thinking/Not live soundtracks to cat bento Thinking Festival taking over archways, bars, warehouses and cinemas across Centrala12–14 April the city. bit.ly/TNTFest2019 Festival of contrasts, curveballs and juxtapositions in Birmingham. Thinking/Not Thinking Festival 6 7 Swingamajig B-Side Hip Hop May Festival Birmingham3–12 May Hippodrome bit.ly/BSide2019 Expect explosive dance battles and live graffiti art, music and DJ performances on an outdoor stage as well as talks and workshops with high-profile BEAST FEaST guests from the international hip hop scene. BEAST FEaST University2–4 May of Birmingham bit.ly/BEASTFEaST2019 A festival of electronic and electroacoustic music, exploring the idea of the modern and the futuristic. Join us for three days of music, meeting and ideas. B-Side Hip Hop Festival Swingamajig Viva Magical Birmingham5 May Botanical Gardens Vegan Festival bit.ly/Swingamajig2019 The18 MayNew Bingley Hall All about the sights and sounds bit.ly/VivaMVF2019 of the 1920s with a modern Come along and indulge in the twist, this heady blend of music, most delicious food and vegan dance and cabaret is moving to delicacies and shop for ethical Edgbaston Botanical Gardens for clothing, cruelty-free cosmetics the first time. and much more. 8 9 Birmingham Design Festival Independent Rum & Reggae Birmingham Festival Festival June The18–19 Bond May The18 MayMill, Digbeth Arts & Science bit.ly/IndependentBham2019 bit.ly/RumReggaeFest2019 Festival A jam-packed line-up of pop-up The festival will showcase a restaurants, cocktail bars, street selection of rums from across UniversityJune 2019 of Birmingham – May 2020 food, craft beer, artists, designers the globe, as well as live music, bit.ly/ArtsandScienceFest2019 and makers, along with a full carnival dancers, steel drum bands, A celebration of research, culture programme of live music and and traditional Jamaican food. and collaboration across campus entertainment. and beyond. Birmingham The Migrant Festival Arts and Science Festival Design Festival Digbeth6–8 June Birmingham Pride IKON30 MayGallery – 2 June bit.ly/DesignFestBrum2019 Birmingham25–26 May Gay Village bit.ly/MigrantFest2019 bit.ly/BhamPride2019 Four-day event celebrating our Second edition of an event Birmingham Pride is now the diverse roots, welcoming new highlighting the international UK’s biggest two-day LGBTQ+ arrivals to the city by fusing design industry, featuring talks, festival, held annually in the themes of migration with workshops, exhibitions and Gay Village. Expect music acts, visual arts, music, film and screenings in venues across the a dance arena with DJs, funfair, performance. city centre. cabaret and stalls. The Green Birmingham A Matter of Life and Death Festival Heart Festival A Matter of Life Coffee Festival UniversityJune 2019 of Birmingham – May 2020 Custard7–9 June Factory and Death Festival bit.ly/GreenHeartFest2019 10–19 May bit.ly/BhamCoffeeFest2019 Venues across Birmingham To mark the formal opening of Featuring the top 40 bit.ly/BrumYODO2019 the university’s new parkland, independent coffee shops and A unique event tackling the this year-long festival will kick coffee culture experiences taboos around death and dying, off with a celebratory weekend from the local area and beyond. encouraging open and honest of free activities, incorporating a Sample specialty coffee and food conversations through a city-wide prom, performances, interactive from all around the world. programme of creative events. demonstrations and more. 10 11 Birmingham Coffee Festival Junction Festival Foodies Festival Digbeth7–9 June Cannon21–23 Hill June Park bit.ly/Junction2019 bit.ly/FoodiesFest2019 New festival exploring the unique Family food festival featuring spaces found around the Digbeth a number of guest chefs, Cake canal through a mix of street art and & Bake theatre, kid zone, street graffiti activities, art walks, film, food, artisan produce and live workshops and a pop-up gallery. music. Brindleyplace Family Festival Brindleyplace15 June bit.ly/BrindleyplaceFamilyFest19 Back for the second year running, the event is in support of Cure Leukaemia and will Foodies Festival include a jam-packed schedule full of family fun as well as the renowned Dragonboat Race. Birmingham Indian Film Festival Independent Venues21 June across – Birmingham 1 July bit.ly/BIFF2019 Birmingham Festival A thought-provoking line-up of at Aston Hall independent films offering a rare Aston20 – Hall 21 July insight into South Asian lives in bit.ly/IndependentBham2019 the sub-continent right now. Independent Birmingham take over the grounds of Aston Hall with their customary mix of cocktails, street food, indie retail and live music. 12 13 Jewellery Quarter CoCoMAD Open Studios July Cotteridge6 July Park 29–30 June; BE FESTIVAL bit.ly/CoCoMAD2019 23–24 November The small but perfectly formed Jewellery Quarter 2–6 July bit.ly/JQOpenStudios2019 Birmingham REP festival in Cotteridge Park. Free, bit.ly/BEFestival2019 Twice a year, JQ Open Studios family-orientated music, art, A week-long feast of culture, dance and science fun. invites you to see beyond the BE FESTIVAL window displays by opening bringing the best of European studios and workshops to the performance to Birmingham. A CoCoMAD public. twenty-show spread of new work from the continent, in a head- Beer Central Festival spinning takeover of The REP. Digbeth5–6 July Celebrating bit.ly/BeerCentralFest2019 The Midlands’ brand new Sanctuary celebration of beer, food, and music Venues23 June across Birmingham bit.ly/CelSancFest2019 A world music festival that Colmore Food focuses on the music of refugee- Festival producing countries and the 5–6 July Birmingham work of refugee musicians. Victoria Square Jewellery Quarter Festival bit.ly/ColmoreFFest2019 Cocktail Weekend An annual free event showcasing Venues11–14 acrossJuly Birmingham
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