Events in Oldbury From 22nd June – 28th June 2026

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Looking for events in Oldbury this week? You’ll find a diverse mix of opportunities to spend your time well. This seven-day period offers a range of options, from evenings dedicated to spoken word performances to chances to explore creativity through local artistic gatherings. Whether you're planning an evening out or a more considered experience, you’ll discover opportunities tailored to different tastes. With a focus on community and entertainment, things to do in Oldbury this week reflect the area’s spirit.

Consider an evening at one of Oldbury’s established pubs, accessible via the A4123 and benefitting from good road connections thanks to the M5 motorway. While nightlife is generally low-key, these venues often host smaller, local events. For those interested in creative pursuits, local artistic gatherings frequently take place – details can be found in the listings below. These events reflect Oldbury’s position as a town with a long-standing connection to industry and craftsmanship.

Oldbury’s history, stemming from its role in the Industrial Revolution and the construction of the Stewart Aqueduct in 1829, informs the community spirit you’ll encounter. The Sandwell & Dudley Railway Station provides links to wider networks, making it easier to reach events across the West Midlands. The area’s commitment to green space and playgrounds also means family-friendly activities are often available.

A carefully curated programme is designed for relaxed enjoyment, taking into account the local environment and the convenience of transport links. Your best bet is to browse the listings below to discover all the details of what’s on offer, including times and venues. Remember to factor in potential traffic congestion near junction 2 of the M5 when planning your journey.

Check the listings below for times and venues.

Friday 26th June

Sandwell Stanzas Open Mic Nights 2026 - Headline Poet Kuli Kohli

· Bleakhouse Library · Nightlife & Music

Poet Kuli Kohli headlines an open mic night at Bleakhouse Library.