Music Venues

The Connaught Bar is a superb venue for live music, sports, comedy, culture and socialising. Food is served each day from 10am to 9pm, and the bar is open until 3am at the weekend. All major sporting events are shown live on the bars 50 inch plasmas or Big Screen. Music takes the form of cover and tribute bands, across the weekend with traditional Irish sessions during the week, all musicians are welcome.

The Leinster Suite is a venue capable of hosting up to 800 people watching top class bands and artists, as well as being hired for private and corporate functions.

Birmingham's best kept Rock 'N' Roll secret. Canalside pub & live music venue.

The Adam & Eve boasts a long history of diverse and exciting entertainment ranging from intimate acoustic gigs to full blown festivals situated in the street. The warm friendly atmosphere is exemplified everyday during Happy Hour where the drinks are cheap and the pool table is free, making it ideal for the post work wind down or the pre night out drinking spot.

WHERE WE ARE
The Institute is at 78 Digbeth High Street, Digbeth, Birmingham, B5 6DY

PUBLIC TRANSPORT
Railway:
Nearest train stations are Moor Street or New Street Station, both a short walk away from the venue or visit www.nationalrail.co.uk for further details.

Buses:
There are a number of bus routes passing the venue, please visit www.networkwestmidlands.com for further details or phone 0121 200 2787.

Music venue and pub in Birmingham, UK
Live bands, drinks promos and DJ's throughout the week

The Garden is truly an individual space that encapsulates the Rainbow's unique estate of venues.

The Garden is half under a disused Victorian railway arch, half under a transparent roofed marquee which radiates natural beams of light creating a unique atmosphere at sunrise and sunset. The Garden wouldn't be complete without fabricating the floor with AstroTurf, this space can be used for multiple formats and can easily hold clubs, concerts or corporate events.

CAPACITY:

500

SOUND & LIGHTING:

Situated in the South Birmingham suburb of Kings Heath, the Hare and Hounds has been around since 1820, but has stood in its present form since 1907. This, along with the beautiful and unique Art Nouveau tiles that line the entry hall and staircase, is a major contributing factor to its current Grade II listed status.

Island Bar opened its doors to the masses in September 2006. Determined not to be a typical cocktail bar, the team behind Island set it up on DIY ethics determined to bring a lot of soul and no pretension to the Birmingham nightlife scene, becoming a hub for music and drink lovers alike.

Town Hall & Symphony Hall believe that music has the power to transform and change lives, to entertain and uplift, to create shared experiences and to educate. We connect people to music through a dynamic and varied concert and education programme at our two world-renowned concert halls – managed jointly by the registered charity Performances Birmingham Limited – and in the wider community.

We are lucky enough to be able to call The Victoria our home. It is a theatre pub dating back to the end of the 19th century, has loads of character and legend has it also it’s own ghost.

We have given the venue a bit of a spruce up recently to enhance it’s appearance and bring out the character of the venue even more. We have also added considerably to the drinks selection on offer to include quality handpicked wines, cask ales and cocktails.