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Birmingham is where you want to be on the August Bank Holiday, with some of the best parties in the country taking place at the city's many outstanding clubs and music venues.
The Biggest Party in GLAS history returns with their summer party, Celebrating 10 years of unforgettable memories, madness, and mayhem! From when it all began beneath the railway arches in Digbeth, 10 years on they are ready to take over LAB11.
Speaking of Digbeth and the fact that the sun is meant to be showing its face The Mill is back with Elrow resident De La Swing + Special Guest Pirate Copy (Kaluki Music) for their renowned Rooftop Garden party!
Justin Wilkes, one of the UK's most respected music radio presents is bringing Kisstory to the Nightingale from 10 pm until 6 am, a brilliant night to go down and reminisce the Kisstory classics!
Head below to find out what else is happening on the August Bank Holiday in Birmingham.
Whether it's the latest tour hitting the city or a brand new club opening, our comprehensive news section has a plethora of up to date information on everything going down in your local haunt.
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Digbeth Dining Club heads to Attingham Park this weekend with award-winning street food, bars, DJs and family fun at the National Trust estate.
Looking for where to watch the FIFA World Cup 2026 in Birmingham? Discover the best fan zones, pubs, and giant-screen England watchalongs across Brum and the Black Country.
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