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Birmingham's Top Arts Venues Announce Exhibition and Theatre Schedule Through 2027

The Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery and The Rep anchor a schedule of exhibitions and performances through the summer and into 2027.

By Birmingham Things-to-do Desk · Published 25 July 2026

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Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery is running the free exhibition Ozzy Osbourne: Working Class Hero until 27 September 2026.

The show marks the late rock legend's global achievements at a time when the same venue is preparing for another major display. Joe Lycett's first major solo art exhibition, titled EVERY THING MUST GO, opens on 29 July 2026 and continues until 21 February 2027. These back-to-back presentations give visitors a continuous reason to visit the museum in the coming months.

Stage and Street Options

Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street is playing at The Rep from 4 July to 15 August. The Digbeth creative quarter supplies additional outlets for street art, indie gigs and food pop-ups, while the city centre maintains its concentration of concert halls and theatres. The Together Again Festival is listed for 24 to 26 July, and venues such as The O2 Institute and bp pulse LIVE host regular nightlife programming.

These dates and locations appear in current listings from visitbirmingham.com, grapevinebirmingham.com, birminghammuseums.org.uk, atgtickets.com and ticketmaster.co.uk. The combination places multiple events within walking or short-travel distance of one another for residents and visitors.

Residents can check the listed venue websites for updated opening hours and ticket availability as the July dates approach.

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