Events in Stourbridge From 23rd March – 29th March 2026

You can find a varied mix of activities shaping the local calendar in Stourbridge this week, from 23 to 29 March 2026. The town’s civic rhythm continues through events rooted in its industrial past and evolving community life. At the old glassmaking workshops near Red House Glass Cone, an informal exhibition opens on Thursday evening featuring pieces by third-generation local artisans. These are often accompanied by short talks tracing the legacy of Huguenot influence on regional craft techniques. Meanwhile, spoken word sessions take place weekly at Stourbridge Interchange’s east concourse , a space historically used for rail travel updates but now hosting monthly poetry readings open to all ages.

On Friday evening, live music returns to the former mill hall off A458, where acoustic sets by emerging West Midlands artists draw audiences from Dudley and neighbouring villages. These performances are not ticketed; attendance is on an informal basis with contributions welcomed at the door. Saturday features a family-oriented creative workshop hosted in one of Stourbridge’s green spaces , open to residents using access codes distributed via library signage, as parking remains limited near major attractions.

Throughout the week, events reflect civic engagement rather than entertainment spectacle. Whether attending small-group discussions about public transport improvements or joining interactive writing circles at local halls, participation is encouraged through shared space and scheduled availability. These activities are not designed for mass appeal but form part of Stourbridge’s quiet continuity , practical, present-focused, unpretentious.

Check the listings below for times and venues.