Best Birmingham Events In August

Get stuck into bottomless brunching with a trip to Flight Club. The Temple Street venue is showcasing an excellent daytime offering, bringing you pizza slices served on paddles, a bottle of prosecco and an hour of their high-tech oches. Shoot your best shot this summer.

Wondering what's on in Digbeth this August? The Old Crown is hosting a bucketload of fun events, including brilliant quizzes hosted by Mark "The Beast" and Paul Sinha "The Sinnerman", both from The Chase TV show. Or, if you fancy a night out, bag tickets to The Official PAIRC after party, featuring live Irish music across the August bank holiday.

Promising one of the best outdoor events in Birmingham, The Great Game Treasure Hunt is perfect for when the weather warms. You'll get to explore various iconic landmarks and solve riddles while cooling off at the pub afterward - if you find treasure, you'll get 20% off your total food and drink bill.

Digbeth is always chock-full of cool events and Luna Springs is the perfect example of that. Head to the vivacious venue for epic bottomless brunches, complete with lip-smacking food and endless booze.Expect themes like RnB club classics, ABBA and Dirty Dancing.

Like your dishes delicious, your booze free-flowing and your tunes old skool? Get on down to the RnB Club Classics Bottomless Brunch at Luna Springs this August.

Expect DJs spinning everything from Brandy and Nelly to Rihanna and Drake, plus epic live performers right through the afternoon. To get you in the party spirit, there's a choice of brunch classics and 90 minutes of bottomless beer, prosecco and cocktails.

This August, head to entertainment pub The Actress And Bishop for an array of live events. If you're into your heavy rock music then you'll want to catch Masters of Sabbath, a tribute band who'll be performing some of Black Sabbath's greatest hits. On Saturday the 16th of August, Sound of the Lioness promises Amy Winehouse hits, followed by the legendary One More Time Day Disco on the 30th.

Step right up to The Old Joint Stock Theatre & Pub in Birmingham, the top-tier fringe theatre spot in the Midlands. They take pride in their diverse lineup, showcasing everything from riveting theatre shows to side-splitting comedy, sassy burlesque and cabaret, top-notch in-house productions, and so much more. But that's not all – you can head down to the pub to feast on delicious bites and savour a pint before or after the performance.

Fancy showing off your cake-making skills? The Big Birmingham Bake fuses competition and creativity as you're tasked with spending 90 minutes crafting a perfect sweet treat. The cherry on top? If your bake is up to par, you could walk away as the supreme winner.

Add some Motown magic to your August at the Soul Supper. In the Jam Shed, you'll get down to the sounds that shaped American music after a decadent two-course dinner.

Over on the dancefloor, you'll bust a move to the likes of Marvin Gaye, Temptations, Four Tops and Supremes. Grab your tickets to a night of non-stop nostalgia from just £30.74.

Searching for fun events in Birmingham? Fab for birthdays and weekends out, Bierkeller are holding awesome brunch events, thanks to Taste + Liquor. They'll be hosting RnB-themed afternoons as well as 90s-inspired meals, complete with epic tunes.

YO!'s Sushi School is presenting an epic lesson, complete with fish-cutting tips and a fun guided class at their Selfridges and Grand Central locations. Become a real master at creating everything from salmon nigiri to crunchy Cali rolls and avo maki all while nibbling on edamame and gyoza.

Looking for something bold, outrageous, and totally unforgettable to do in Birmingham this August? Head straight to Coyote Ugly Birmingham, where rules go out the window and the party never stops.

Whether you're joining the Official Bottomless Brunch (from £30) or planning the ultimate hen do package (from £17.50), this is where high-energy fun meets killer drinks, wild dancing, and pure chaos. Definitely not your average bar - it's loud, lively, and 100% unapologetic. Book your spot for a wild night (or day) out in the city centre.