Events in Birmingham From 13th April – 19th April 2026

You can find family-focused sessions, live music across genres, and interactive workshops shaping what's on in Birmingham this week. From sensory play for toddlers to comedy shows with sharp local insight, there are diverse ways to spend your time. Gentle early-morning gatherings happen at community hubs where parents connect over baby development topics or simple shared fun, ideal if you're looking for things to do in Birmingham this week that welcome young children and caregivers alike. These sessions take place at venues such as Central Library on Chamberlain Square, Moseley High Street Library, or the Digbeth Community Space, all accessible via public transport including National Rail services from New Street Station.

Evenings feature music performances ranging from indie rock to electronic acts, held across intimate spaces like The Castle and Falcon in Digbeth, Deadwax in Digbeth, and Rhythm & Blues Club on Corporation Street. These events are typically scheduled between 7pm and 10pm during the week, avoiding peak travel times for attendees.

Cultural programming includes academic seminars exploring cognitive styles and brain mapping using real-world data from Midlands research projects, offering thoughtful engagement beyond entertainment. Creative spaces also host drop-in activities such as Lego clubs at Central Library on Chamberlain Square or Moseley High Street Library, no booking needed.

These events reflect how Birmingham blends structured learning with community fun across its network of green space and interactive venues. Whether you're after a relaxed start to the week or want energy through music and comedy later on, there’s something that fits your rhythm this week. Check the listings below for times and venues.