Featured Events in Wolverhampton in July, 2025 (June Updated)

What is The MMA Experience? Brand new to the sport of MMA, our fighters have been getting fit and learning the basics of Mixed Martial Arts with an 8 week intensive 'Fight Camp' On Saturday 5th July 2025 at The Hangar Events Venue in Wolverhampton they will step into the cage to compete against each other in a 'UFC style' MMA bout. Who will get their hand raised in the cage? *Sign up to be a part of the event and receive 8 weeks of FREE training at www.themmaexperience.co.uk/sign-up * Ticket Options Standing Tickets are available at £25 Dresscode: Smart Casual. Is my registration/ticket transferrable? No, tickets are not transferable. Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event? There will be a list at the door which will include the names of people who have purchased online, please bring your mobile so that we can check your online ticket. What is the refund policy? We do not offer any refunds and tickets are non transferable. R.O.A.R - Right of Admission Refusal. Information Source: The MMA Experience | eventbrite

Gary Delaney - Regular On Mock The Week. The premier gag smith of his generation and he’s become one of the most followed and quoted comedians in the country. Andrea Hubert - “Andrea Hubert’s eccentric and dark humour has the audience in hysterics" - Broadway Baby Eddy Brimson - “The crowd loved him” - The Guardian Just the Tonic and Red Imp take over the event space in Molineux Stadium to present irregular comedy nights Doors open at 7pm, Event starts 8pm. We bring the finest of the UK comedy circuit to Wolverampton every... now and then. Information Source: Just the Tonic | eventbrite

Wolverhampton Arts Festival - Stall HoldersCalling all art stall holders! For just £40 secure a table at a well-attended arts festival for the entire weekend, providing you with the perfect opportunity to showcase and sell your works—an ideal chance not to be missed.Your table will be ideally located the heart of Wolverhampton's shopping centre, surrounded by fellow artists. Past events have demonstrated great success for stallholders showcasing their work to thousands of potential buyers. Local performing artists will be showcasing their talents at this event over the weekend, attracting a larger audience. Tables are provided and arranged, ready for you to set up your art showcase. The cost is just £40, covering the entire weekend. 5th and 6th July 2025 Further details and table booking can be found at wolverhamptonartsfestival.co.uk We can't wait to see you there! Information Source: The Framer's Gallery | eventbrite

ELLIS ESSIR 2025 The European Summer School on Information Retrieval (ESSIR) is held regularly, providing high-quality teaching of Information Retrieval (IR) and advanced IR topics to an audience of researchers and research students. The mission of the school is to enable students to learn about modern research challenges and methods on IR and related disciplines like AI and NLP; to stimulate scientific research and collaboration in these fields; and to grow a community of researchers, students, and industry professionals working on IR with collaborations all around the world. The 16th European Summer School on Information Retrieval will take place in Wolverhamtpon, UK. Taught topics include: Introduction to Information Retrieval and evaluation Generative AI and Information Retrieval Scholarly Document Processing and Retrieval UX and HCI with Information Retrieval Neural Re-ranking RAG and agentic IR Explainability in AI ESSIR 2025 is an ELLIS Summer School related to the ELLIS Unit London. Information Source: ESSIR 2025 | eventbrite

Welcome to The House Party ! Join us for a night of fun, music, and good vibes at our event located at WV1 1RE . Get ready to dance the night away with our amazing DJs - Mr Fix , L Vibes & DjCountryMan , and enjoy delicious drinks with friends. Don't miss out on the best party in town! Come and create unforgettable memories with us at The House Party . House Party Rules apply (you know) House Party Cocktails happy hour ( bogof) Information Source: DjCountryMan | eventbrite

Please bring a packed lunch to enjoy in picnic style as part of the fun of this holiday club. Information Source: Kingswood Trust | eventbrite

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Be part of the continuing evolution of Battle Arena and come and watch the wolrds top mma fighters compete in Battle Arenas first stand alone pro show fighters from 12 countries will be fighting in Birmingham and you know this show is going to go off with the Battle Arena trademark boooom!!! Information Source: Battle Arena | eventbrite

In this playful and creative workshop, young designers are introduced to the idea of architecture through the eyes of a plant. With a seedling as their special “client,” children are invited to imagine, draw, and build a perfect plant home—one that keeps it warm, watered, and full of sunshine! Designed especially for younger children, this workshop supports creative thinking, empathy, and an understanding of how we can use design to help living things thrive. It’s a joyful blend of science, art, and imagination—and every child leaves with a growing reminder of their own ideas. Philip Wells is a Chartered Architect and founder of a RIBA-accredited architectural practice, with a passion for creative learning and education outreach. Since 2014, he has delivered architecture-based workshops in schools across Central and SW London and is an active RIBA Architectural Ambassador. His past work includes serving as Lead Architect on the award winning Halley VI Antarctic Research Station (Hugh Broughton Architects) and contributing to the Millennium Bridge in London at Foster + Partners. Philip specialises in using architecturaldesign to unlock creative thinking in young people through hands-on, curriculum-connected experiences. This workshop is strictly for ages 7–8 only. Refunds can only be issued for tickets cancelled at least two weeks (14 calendar days) in advance of the event date. Please note that this supersedes our normal event terms and conditions. Information Source: The Royal Institution | eventbrite

Students will explore the difference between acids and alkalis and how they react to form a salt. Using this knowledge they then make their own personalised bath bombs. The workshop also allows students to discover the properties of oils and waxes and how they are able to dissolve into one another, which they use to create their own lip balms. This workshop is a great introduction to pH, neutralisation, solubility and changes. This workshop is strictly for 9–11 year-olds and will include a 30 minute supervised lunch break. Students should bring lunch and a drink. Refunds can only be issued for tickets cancelled at least two weeks (14 calendar days) in advance of the event date. Please note that this supersedes our normal event terms and conditions. Information Source: The Royal Institution | eventbrite

In this hands-on workshop, children become eco-architects tasked with designing the perfect miniature home—not for a human, but for a plant! By working with real seedlings and exploring the basic needs of living systems, students learn to think empathetically and creatively. Guided by the question “What would a plant want from its home?”, children explore how living things depend on light, air, water, and warmth to grow—and how architecture can respond to these needs through clever, child-led design. “Designing for Plants” blends elements of science, citizenship, and creativity into a joyful, memorable experience where the young architect is in charge—and the client has roots! Philip Wells is a Chartered Architect and founder of a RIBA-accredited architectural practice, with a passion for creative learning and education outreach. Since 2014, he has delivered architecture-based workshops in schools across Central and SW London and is an active RIBA Architectural Ambassador. His past work includes serving as Lead Architect on the award winning Halley VI Antarctic Research Station (Hugh Broughton Architects) and contributing to the Millennium Bridge in London at Foster + Partners. Philip specialises in using architecturaldesign to unlock creative thinking in young people through hands-on, curriculum-connected experiences. This workshop is strictly for ages 9–11 only. Refunds can only be issued for tickets cancelled at least two weeks (14 calendar days) in advance of the event date. Please note that this supersedes our normal event terms and conditions. Information Source: The Royal Institution | eventbrite

What if the strongest shape in the world… isn’t a square? In this hands-on architecture and design workshop, students aged 12–14 explore the bold ideas of Buckminster Fuller—an innovator who believed that triangles, not rectangles, were nature’s true building blocks. Students will investigate how geometry shapes the world around us, from honeycombs to domes to molecules. They’ll learn why the tetrahedron—a three-sided pyramid—is stronger than it looks, and how geodesic structures use simple shapes to create lightweight, stable forms. Along the way, they’ll experiment with different methods of making using art straws,cocktail sticks, polystyrene balls, and modular origami. The workshop combines individual thinking and collaborative teamwork, with plenty of discussion, drawing, and building. A final challenge lets students test their ideas using cocktail sticks and marshmallows to build a dome structure of their own design. “Build Like Bucky” stretches spatial awareness, creativity, and engineering intuition in a fun, engaging setting. It links geometry and design to real-world ideas—and encourages young people to reimagine how we think about space, strength, and structure. Philip Wells is a Chartered Architect and founder of a RIBA-accredited architectural practice, with a passion for creative learning and education outreach. Since 2014, he has delivered architecture-based workshops in schools across Central and SW London and is an active RIBA Architectural Ambassador. His past work includes serving as Lead Architect on the award winning Halley VI Antarctic Research Station (Hugh Broughton Architects) and contributing to the Millennium Bridge in London at Foster + Partners. Philip specialises in using architecturaldesign to unlock creative thinking in young people through hands-on, curriculum-connected experiences. This workshop is strictly for ages 12-14 only. Refunds can only be issued for tickets cancelled at least two weeks (14 calendar days) in advance of the event date. Please note that this supersedes our normal event terms and conditions. Information Source: The Royal Institution | eventbrite

Students will explore the difference between acids and alkalis and how they react to form a salt. Using this knowledge they then make their own personalised bath bombs. The workshop also allows students to discover the properties of oils and waxes and how they are able to dissolve into one another, which they use to create their own lip balms. This workshop is a great introduction to pH, neutralisation, solubility and changes. This workshop is strictly for 7-8 year-olds and will include a 30 minute supervised lunch break. Students should bring lunch and a drink. Refunds can only be issued for tickets cancelled at least two weeks (14 calendar days) in advance of the event date. Please note that this supersedes our normal event terms and conditions. Information Source: The Royal Institution | eventbrite

This workshop looks closely at the evolutionary arms race between bacteria and the host immune system and how different strains of bacterial species evolve over time. In this workshop, students investigate four fictional bacterial outbreaks by performing restriction enzyme digests on DNA samples isolated from each of the scenes. Using gel electrophoresis, they will then compare the banding patterns to reference samples of known strains. Students will then decide what advice to give their colleagues at the scene of the outbreaks or whether the samples need further investigation. This workshop is strictly for 15–18 year-olds and will include a 30 minute lunch break, during which students will be allowed to leave the Ri building. Students should bring lunch and a drink. We reserve the right to refund or deny entry to those who are not in this age range. Please note that closed toe shoes must be worn as this workshop takes place in our lab. Refunds can only be issued for tickets cancelled at least two weeks (14 calendar days) in advance of the event date. Please note that this supersedes our normal event terms and conditions. Information Source: The Royal Institution | eventbrite

In this engaging workshop, kids will be introduced to the exciting world of game theory, where maths meets decision-making and strategy. Through fun, interactive activities, participants will explore simple concepts like zero-sum and non-zero-sum games, and what it means when a game has complete information. We'll wrap it all up by playing a kid-friendly version of the classic Prisoner’s Dilemma, helping young thinkers discover how choices affect outcomes—not just for themselves, but for everyone involved! This workshop is strictly for ages 9–11 only. Refunds can only be issued for tickets cancelled at least two weeks (14 calendar days) in advance of the event date. Please note that this supersedes our normal event terms and conditions. Information Source: The Royal Institution | eventbrite

Join us for a hands-on math adventure where little builders dive into the fascinating world of fractals! In this playful workshop, kids will explore the Sierpinski Triangle in 2D using simple drawing activities, then bring it to life in 3D with spaghetti and marshmallows. Along the way, they’ll discover how patterns repeat, shrink, and grow—just like magic! This workshop is strictly for ages 7–8 only. Refunds can only be issued for tickets cancelled at least two weeks (14 calendar days) in advance of the event date. Please note that this supersedes our normal event terms and conditions. Information Source: The Royal Institution | eventbrite

Students will extract their own DNA and walk away with a small piece of it in a necklace for them to wear. Working in a real science lab and using their own cheek cells, students will extract their DNA using enzymes and use ethanol to separate it from the solution, ready to transfer into their own necklace. This workshop is a great early introduction to enzymes and DNA. This workshop is strictly for ages 9–11 only. Refunds can only be issued for tickets cancelled at least two weeks (14 calendar days) in advance of the event date. Please note that this supersedes our normal event terms and conditions. Information Source: The Royal Institution | eventbrite

What if you could measure gravity using just a toy car and a ramp? In this hands-on physics workshop, teens will derive the "suvat" equations from first principles—exploring how displacement, velocity, acceleration, and time are linked in motion. Once the maths is mastered, it’s time to hit the track: participants will set up a simple experiment with an accelerating toy car on a ramp, recording times and distances to gather real data. Using their equations and results, they’ll calculate the acceleration due to gravity (g) and see how close they can get to the real value of 9.8 m/s². This workshop is strictly for ages 15–18 only. Refunds can only be issued for tickets cancelled at least two weeks (14 calendar days) in advance of the event date. Please note that this supersedes our normal event terms and conditions. Information Source: The Royal Institution | eventbrite

Step into the world of digital thinking! In this workshop, teens will decode the binary number system—the language of computers—and discover how simple on/off states power complex technology. Through hands-on challenges, participants will construct logic gates using dominos, exploring how basic principles like AND, OR, and XOR form the building blocks of computing. The final challenge? Team up to build a working half adder, combining logic and physics to simulate how computers add binary numbers. This workshop is strictly for ages 12–14 only. Refunds can only be issued for tickets cancelled at least two weeks (14 calendar days) in advance of the event date. Please note that this supersedes our normal event terms and conditions. Information Source: The Royal Institution | eventbrite

Students will extract their own DNA and walk away with a small piece of it in a necklace for them to wear. Working in a real science lab and using their own cheek cells, students will extract their DNA using enzymes and use ethanol to separate it from the solution, ready to transfer into their own necklace. This workshop is a great early introduction to enzymes and DNA. This workshop is strictly for ages 9–11 only. We reserve the right to refund or deny entry to those who are not in this age range. Please note that closed toe shoes must be worn as this workshop takes place in our lab. Refunds can only be issued for tickets cancelled at least two weeks (14 calendar days) in advance of the event date. Please note that this supersedes our normal event terms and conditions. Information Source: The Royal Institution | eventbrite