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Literary Arts Festival Evening Event (12th September 2026)

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Dates: Saturday 12th September 2026
Evening Show Entry: Adults £10 | Under 16s £5 | 7:30pm - 10:00pm
Age Guidance: Under 16’s must be accompanied by an adult.

Saturday Evening Show

Sutton Coldfield Town Hall is proud to present as part of our inaugural Literary Arts Festival a spectacular Evening Show, bringing together some of the most vibrant voices and performers our community has to offer.

Sit back and enjoy a night of extraordinary talent:

7:00 PM

David Lowe - composer of iconic TV themes including BBC News, Countryfile, and Grand Designs, for an interactive workshop exploring the art of television music. Discover how he creates memorable melodies and collaborate on writing and recording a brand-new theme tune.

7:45PM

R.A Babu -

8:00PM

Nachda Sansaar Bhangra Dancing - a dynamic Punjabi dance collective delivering high-energy Bhangra and Giddha performances. Celebrating Punjabi heritage through vibrant choreography, the group promotes unity, cultural pride, and unforgettable live performances.

8:30PM

Louis Connor Jazz Band - Rising vocalist Louis Connor joins this year's Literary Arts Festival with an outstanding jazz band for an evening celebrating timeless songs and classic song writing. Featuring Tom Morgan (guitar), Matt Ratcliffe (piano), Tom Clarke Hill (double bass), and Andrew "Woody" Wood (drums), the performance promises a memorable night of music and nostalgia..

Tickets for the Saturday Evening Show are £10 for adults and £5 Under 16s

Sutton Coldfield's first ever Literary Arts Festival is here — and it's bringing the written and spoken word to life like never before.

Over one weekend, Sutton Coldfield Town Hall will be filled with the voices of poets, authors, storytellers and creative minds — many of them right here from our local community. Whether you're a lifelong bookworm, an aspiring writer, or simply curious, there's something to spark your imagination.

Explore a packed programme of:

Readings — hear words leapt from the page as local and visiting poets and authors share their work in readings that are intimate, inspiring and not to be missed.

Workshops — get hands-on with your own creativity in sessions led by experienced writers and artists. Whether you write for pleasure or have never put pen to paper, all are welcome.

Performances — experience the spoken word in its most powerful form, with live performances that celebrate the art of language, storytelling and expression.

From children's writers sparking young imaginations to poets giving voice to our shared experiences — this is a festival for everyone.

ENTRY IS FREE DURING THE SATURDAY & SUNDAY DAY

Artists to be announced soon…

Reserve you FREE place at our festival to attend workshops, readings and performances - places are first come first serve!

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