Dog Festival Returns to North East This Summer
The much-loved dog festival is coming back to the North East, promising a day of fun activities for dogs and their owners. Expect competitions, demonstrations, and more.
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Staffordshire Day Returns to Stafford Town Centre on May 4
Staffordshire Day will be celebrated on May 4 in Stafford town centre with street food, live entertainment, community stalls, and family activities from 11am to 3pm.
Wymeswold Duck Races Return for Family Fun in May
The famous Wymeswold Duck Races are back on May 3, featuring the 5-mile Waddle, Duckling Dash, and new World Cup duck race. Free entry, live music, and family activities await.
Danube River Cruise on Viking Longship Atla: Heartwarming Journey
A heartwarming river cruise on Viking Longship Atla along the Danube, exploring Germany, Austria, Slovakia, and Hungary with cultural insights and friendly camaraderie.
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Vaisakhi Nagar Kirtan: 58 Roads Closed as Thousands Celebrate
Over 10,000 Sikhs took to Birmingham's streets for Vaisakhi Nagar Kirtan, with 58 roads closed until 6pm. The procession honors the founding of the Khalsa Panth in 1699.
Water Lantern Festival Returns to Birmingham
Birmingham Water Lantern Festival returns to Dartmouth Park on May 30, with floating lanterns, live music, and street food. A magical evening for all ages.
Thai-Style Water Lantern Festival in Sandwell Park
An enchanting Water Lantern Festival inspired by Thailand's Chiang Mai event will transform Dartmouth Park Boating Lake with hundreds of floating lights on May 30.
10,000+ Expected for Birmingham Vaisakhi Nagar Kirtan
Over 10,000 people are set to join Birmingham and Sandwell's Vaisakhi Nagar Kirtan on April 26. The Sikh celebration features a procession from Hockley to Smethwick with Langar and Kirtan.
Brits Plan Football Holidays Abroad This Summer
With less than 50 days until the 'summer of football', KAYAK research reveals 32% of fans plan holidays abroad to watch matches, with Spain, Italy, and Portugal top destinations.
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Warning for World's Largest St George's Day Parade in Solihull
Motorists face delays as thousands gather in Shirley for the 'world's largest' St George's Day Parade on Sunday, April 26, from 5pm to 8pm.
Stratford-upon-Avon: UK's Most Underrated Cultural Gem
On the anniversary of William Shakespeare's birth and death, a travel blogger highlights 10 must-see attractions in his historic hometown of Stratford-upon-Avon, celebrating its cultural significance.
Drayton Manor's New Fireworks Event for May Bank Holiday
Drayton Manor announces a spectacular fireworks event for the first May Bank Holiday weekend, featuring a new 'Best of British' lake show, late-night rides, and entertainment.
Baby Show Returns to Birmingham NEC with 350+ Exhibitors
The Baby Show is coming to Birmingham's NEC in May 2026, featuring over 350 exhibitors, expert talks, and exclusive deals for new and expectant parents.
Elgar Festival 2024 Celebrates Legacy in West Midlands
The Elgar Festival returns from May 23-31 across Worcester, Malvern, and Pershore, featuring world-class artists, accessible performances, and free events for all ages.
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Rochdale's Culture Year Exceeds Expectations with Awards
Rochdale's year as Greater Manchester Town of Culture surpassed expectations, celebrated with awards for artists and events. The closing ceremony highlighted community-led initiatives and creative achievements.
Wye Valley River Festival Brings Joy to Monmouth
Monmouth will host free giant puppet shows, dance theatre, and workshops at the Wye Valley River Festival this May Bank Holiday, celebrating community resilience after severe flooding.
UNESCO Reviews Birmingham Balti for Cultural Heritage Status
A campaign to protect the Birmingham balti as intangible cultural heritage has advanced to UNESCO review panel stage, celebrating the city's culinary invention.
Tolkien Society Applies for Sarehole Park Entertainment License
The Tolkien Society has submitted a premises license application to Birmingham City Council for regulated entertainment at Sarehole Recreation Ground daily from 10am to 5pm, covering performances, screenings, and music events.
Jack Whitehall's Wedding Heckle Nods to TV Revelation
Jack Whitehall faced an X-rated shout from friends at his £250k Cotswolds wedding to Roxy Horner, referencing his 'Who Do You Think You Are?' joke about a scandalous ancestor.
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Tolkien Festival Returns to Birmingham Celebrating Author
The Tolkien Society announces the return of the popular festival at Sarehole Recreation Ground, honoring J.R.R. Tolkien's legacy with family activities and entertainment.
Birmingham Balti UNESCO Bid Backed by Mayor Parker
Labour Mayor Richard Parker supports a campaign for UNESCO recognition of Birmingham's iconic balti dish, highlighting its cultural significance and origins in the 1970s.
Grace Kelly's 1956 Wedding to Prince Rainier III
On April 18, 1956, Hollywood star Grace Kelly married Prince Rainier III of Monaco in a civil ceremony, followed by a lavish religious event the next day, marking a historic royal union.
Confetti Flower Fields Open Near Birmingham This Summer
The Real Flower Petal Confetti Company's stunning flower fields in Worcestershire will open for just 15 days this summer, featuring vibrant blooms, evening sessions, and special events including concerts.
Birmingham Balti Campaign for UNESCO Recognition Backed
West Midlands Mayor Richard Parker supports a campaign to secure UNESCO recognition for the Birmingham balti, a dish born in the city's kitchens in the 1970s, celebrating its cultural significance and community origins.
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Holmfirth Arts Festival 2026: Free Events and PAYD Options
The 19th Holmfirth Arts Festival returns in June 2026 with free or Pay As You Decide events, featuring street theatre, parades, music, and community art. Funded by multiple organizations, it celebrates local creativity and the River Holme theme 'Flow'.
Labour Urged to Ban Concert Ticket Resale Above Face Value
A government review calls for immediate ban on concert ticket resale above face value and creation of a Music Fan Association to protect fans from unfair practices.
Birmingham's Hidden Gems in New City Uncovered Programme
A new programme called City Uncovered: Birmingham will launch in May, offering exclusive behind-the-scenes access to over 20 unique experiences across the city, from historic sites to cultural tours.
Kirkbymoorside Music Festival 2026: Bigger and Better
The 2026 Kirkbymoorside Music Festival, building on last year's success, will run from July 31 to August 2 with expanded dance classes, live performances, and free events across the historic market town.
New Drone Shows Light Up Birmingham Sky at Alexander Stadium
Two mesmerising drone shows, 'Music That Lights Up The Night' and 'Space Chase', will transform Birmingham's sky at Alexander Stadium in May. Tickets are now on sale for these unique aerial artistry events blending music and technology.
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Harvington History Festival Reveals Five-Day Expert Lineup
The Harvington History Festival returns to Worcestershire in July with a five-day program featuring 16 leading historians, authors, and broadcasters exploring Tudor era and everyday life stories.
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