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Arts & culture in Birmingham

Galleries, museums, theatre, comedy and the sights not to miss in Birmingham.

9 picks · 2 free · updated 15 October

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FreeDiscovering Lisel HaasThu 15 October, 11am · Library of BirminghamNish Kumar: Angry Humour From a Really Nice GuyThu 15 October, 7:30pm · Town Hall · From £29FreeEvery Thing Must Go by Joe LycettThu 15 October · Birmingham Museum and Art GalleryMatthew Bourne's The Car ManThu 15 October · Birmingham Hippodrome · From £26Jon Richardson in Conversation: The Teenage Diaries of a Stand-Up ComedianFri 16 October · Birmingham RepStewart Lee vs The Man-WulfSun 18 October · Birmingham Hippodrome · From £35Jeremy Bowen: Truth Under FireMon 19 October, 7:30pm · Town Hall · From £37Blood BrothersTue 20 October · Birmingham Hippodrome · From £45Jeezus!Wed 21 October · Birmingham Hippodrome · From £12.5
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Arts & culture in Birmingham, answered

What are the best arts & culture picks in Birmingham?

Right now: Discovering Lisel Haas, Nish Kumar: Angry Humour From a Really Nice Guy, Every Thing Must Go by Joe Lycett and Matthew Bourne's The Car Man. The list is refreshed several times a day from FreeGuides' own research and booking partners.

Are any of them free?

Yes: Discovering Lisel Haas and Every Thing Must Go by Joe Lycett.

Can I plan a day around these?

Yes. Open What's On Birmingham and use Plan my day: it builds a day from these and everything else on in Birmingham, with a link to book each one. Ask Eli, FreeGuides' trip planner, to plan several days.