11 Things to Do in Birmingham This Week

Former One Direction star Niall Horan performs a full arena show at Utilita Arena Birmingham, a big shared-fan-experience moment likely to draw crowds from across the city and beyond.

A street-food-meets-stand-up night from the popular Digbeth Dining Club collective, combining independent food traders with a live comedy line-up at Dockworks Waterfront, a good pick for a casual social night out.

A guided walking tour exploring Birmingham's Georgian, Victorian and modern architectural heritage along Brindleyplace, Broad Street and the canal network, a relaxed, sociable way to meet fellow explorers and learn local history.

Free exhibition at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery celebrating the achievements and awards of rock icon Ozzy Osbourne, in its last week before closing, a good last-chance cultural outing for Sabbath/rock fans.

A free exhibition at the Library of Birmingham exploring the supernatural and spooky side of Shakespeare's plays, offering a quirky, low-cost outing for culture-curious groups.

A city-wide celebration of Birmingham's heritage with over 250 events and activities including tours, walks and special openings of historic and hidden spaces across the city.

A brand-new, free city-centre festival celebrating the West Midlands' transport heritage and future, centred around Victoria, Chamberlain, Hippodrome and Centenary Square with classic vehicles, heritage buses, expert talks, live entertainment and family activities.

Punjabi superstar Diljit Dosanjh brings his record-breaking Aura World Tour to Utilita Arena Birmingham, added after his Wembley Stadium show sold out in record time, drawing a huge community of South Asian music fans together.

The famous Dutch violinist and his Johann Strauss Orchestra perform at bp pulse LIVE, Resorts World Arena, offering a grand shared night out for classical/waltz music lovers.

A guided tour taking visitors beyond the public galleries to see works not normally on display and rarely seen parts of the historic building, part of Visit Birmingham's top picks for this weekend.

Tom Bailey of 1980s icons Thompson Twins, known for blending pop, new wave and synth-driven dance music, performs live in Birmingham this weekend as one of the city's top picks.

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