Things To Do In Birmingham This Spring

Pull on your cowboy boots and join the world famous Coyotes for the official Nashville Hoedown Bottomless Brunch. As you slap your thighs and twirl your Stetson, you'll tuck into unlimited pizza and free-flowing pints and fizz for 90 long minutes.

Get down here on Saturday and you can learn to line dance like a pro too. Tickets to saddle up start from just £33.

Things to do in Birmingham this weekend? Luna Springs is a no-brainer. While it's always a top spot for sunning yourself while digging into street food, craft beer and cocktails, this joint also fronts a packed programme of events. Get ready for ABBA-themed bottomless brunches with live performances and drag hosts, as well as brilliant parties that'll have you shaking your tailfeather.

Put a spring in your Saturday at the official R&B Brunch®. It kicks off in the Bierkeller with an hour of unlimited rum punch from midday.

With the party spirit in full swing, DJs will see you through five hours of partying, belting out the likes of Faith Adams and Beyonce, plus throwback anthems and future classics. Bag your ticket to Birmingham's OG R&B brunch from just £19.80.

It's finally a reasonable (sort of) temperature to sit outdoors, so we've lined up the city's top beer gardens, just for you. So, grab yourself a mid-weight jacket and a pint of craft beer then bask in the fresh air of these alfresco haunts, from those featuring fairy lights and graffiti to luscious, peaceful havens.

Immerse yourself in Motown at the Soul Supper Immersive Dining Experience. As you groove on a nostalgic journey through the era that shaped American music, you'll sip on fine fizz and creative cocktails. 

Expect to hear soulful tunes from the likes of Marvin Gaye, Temptations, Four Tops, Supremes, and many more along the way. Tickets start from just £30.74.

For outdoor events in Birmingham this spring, make your way to The Great Game Treasure Hunt with your sweetie. While exploring various landmarks and solving puzzles, you'll get the chance to nab 20% off your total food and drink bill at the 'treasure spot' (the pub).

Want to unleash your inner big kid? Then check out Treetop Adventure Golf, a quirky activity bar found in the Bullring. This spot features two indoor 18-hole courses, with a bonus 19th hole giving you the chance to win another game for free. What's more, you can nab tropical cocktails from the Thirty Toucan bar, alongside mouthwatering pizzas topped with everything from pesto and feta to smokey pepperoni or creamy brie with red onion jam.

Go Quest Adventures turns the streets of Birmingham into an epic adventure playground. As you solve puzzles, find clues and complete challenges, you'll unlock a hidden trail around the city. 

Expect to take in all of the sights, from the Bullring to the canals and the architectural gems in Centenary Square. Tickets to this epic self-guided tour start from just £31.84.

Fancy partying all day long to some 90s and 00s classics? Or is RnB more your thing? Either way, Tate + Liquor are hosting some cracking brunches at Bierkeller that are bound to satisfy that craving. Both events cost less than £20, with an hour of free-flowing rum punch, five hours of sing-along fun and food available throughout.

What better way to make the most of the sunnier weather than hopping over to some of the city's finest bars and restaurants with outdoor seating? From sprawling pub gardens with freshly prepared pizza and craft pints to snazzy restaurants located right on the canal, your vitamin D will be topped up in no time.

Once a library, now a beautiful bar and theatre, the Old Joint Stock's period charm is just one of many reasons to walk through the door. Drop in for a pint or bite, or stick around for a show. 

There's plenty to pick from, whether you're into one woman musicals, celebrations of swing, cabaret or comedy. Tickets to incredible nights out like these start from just £5.50.

When it comes to spring events in Birmingham 2026, Flight Club's Brunch Social is coming in hot with wood-fired pizzas served on paddles, prosecco bottles and epic rounds of darts. Crush your competition and be sure to check out their other delicious drinks.

CityDays Birmingham is an interactive exploration game that takes you through the winding streets of the place you love and reveals nuggets of history along the way. This exploration game sends curious messages to your phone which you have to solve in order to continue on the trail, past statues, plaques and even via a cute pub or two. 

If you're looking to throw it back to the likes of Nelly, Brandy, Usher and Beyonce, Luna Springs would like a word. The RnB Club Classics Bottomless Brunch is in the house and it's bringing 90s and 00s nostalgia with it.

As well as DJs behind the decks right through the day, epic live performers will keep the energy high out on the dancefloor. Tickets to this afternoon of great food, big tunes and immaculate vibes start from just £31.90.

Head to the Escape Hunt (in the city centre or Resorts World) if you're looking for an adrenaline rush while testing your problem-solving skills. You'll have 60 minutes on the clock to decode various puzzles and crack the case. Plus there are quirky themed rooms to keep you and your mates on your toes.

The Birmingham Bake is a great place to head to this springtime. You'll be paired off in teams of two and have 90 minutes to create sweet treats using ingredients and provided instructions. Unleash your cooking skills with the chance to be crowned the ultimate champ.  

For quirky things to do in Birmingham this spring, we highly recommend going to The Old Crown. Get on down to this bustling haunt for everything from unusual, themed quizzes to live music performances and fascinating talks with leading experts. 

The prettiest pink palace in the city, Tonight Josephine showcases stunning cocktails, sassy neon signs and plenty of raucous events. Enjoy a whole range of themed bottomless brunches, including a Mamma Mia-inspired afternoon complete with cracking ABBA tunes and drag entertainment.

Yakinori's masters are ready and waiting to share their sushi secrets with you. At Sushi School, you'll learn how to pack, roll and slice your way to tasty bites of this ancient Japanese dish.

While you hone your culinary skills, you'll make your way through a feast of edamame, gyoza, tempura prawns and more - plus, you'll tuck into your own creations after class. Whether you're heading to New Street or Solihull, tickets start from just £22 for kids or £43.20 for adults.

Located in the city centre, YO! is one of the most fun things to do in Birmingham for adults this spring, complete with fish-cutting techniques and maki-making tips. While creating your own salmon nigiris and crunchy Cali rolls, you'll get to nibble on snacks and sip an arrival cocktail.

From gorgeous parks and beautiful nature spots to stunning central streets and canalside trails, Birmingham's got a bounty of brilliant walks. Like any good wanders, there's plenty of trails that lead you to the pub here too. 

Head out to Edgbaston to make your way across 15 stunning acres of landscaped views and gorgeous greenhouses before settling in for a pint and roast at The White Swan. Prefer some city views? Take a wander down to Gas Street Basin next to Brindley Place. After taking on the towpath, you can drop into The Alchemist for a quirky cocktail or two.

Birmingham is peppered with foodie hotspots, from the city centre to Solihull, Edgbaston and beyond. As well as the ones you know and love, there's many more you're likely yet to discover.

If you're feeling indecisive, get over to the Alfred Works food hall to take your pick of 15 different kitchens. In the mood for Sicilian street food? You'll want Vieni. Over in the Jewellery Quarter, it serves up plates built around sun-kissed produce, familial warmth and just the right amount of Mediterranean flair.

Set within some of the country's most gorgeous greenery, Birmingham Botanical Gardens is a stunning spot for a springtime walk. As you wander around its wetlands, bogs and forests, you'll take in the Grade II-listed historic Victorian glasshouse, stunning Alpine Gardens and 15 acres of amazing bio-diversity. 

Be sure to check the listings before you arrive to see what's on - it could be anything from flower shows to crafting and guided walks. If you're feeling peckish along the way, stop off in the Garden Cafe on the Loudon Terrace for tasty toastie.