Events in Stourbridge From 11th May – 17th May 2026

Looking for events in Stourbridge this week? You can find a mix of outdoor activities and family-focused opportunities. With what’s on in Stourbridge this week, you can prioritise wellbeing through mindful movement and time in nature. There are options designed for younger people, focused on play and exploration. Several events take place in the town’s green spaces, offering fresh air and a change of pace. Consider using the canal network for a walk or cycle, connecting with Stourbridge’s industrial past.

Stourbridge was originally known as Bedcote, with roots in the landscape and industry. Following regeneration in recent decades, the town blends historical interest with modern leisure. The Stourbridge Interchange offers access via West Midlands Railway and bus routes, including the number 318, allowing easy reach to events across the area. If you’re travelling by rail, Stourbridge Junction is the main arrival point.

For weekend plans, try a sunset hike at Kinver Edge, starting at 4:30 PM on Saturday, 16th May. Or check out the woodland-themed activity for children at Pedmore Church of England Primary School’s Forest School. You can also join Ron Prescott and Andrea Baines for a 60-minute Qigong and sound bath session at Belbroughton Church Hall. The Red House Glass Cone remains a key reminder of Stourbridge’s glassmaking heritage. Walks towards Wollaston are possible, though some locals report unexplained nocturnal phenomena in that area. If you’re planning to go out this week, options range from invigorating sessions to relaxed, family-friendly outings. Be aware that congestion on the A491 and A458 roads can happen during peak times, and parking in the town centre is limited.

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