The Birmingham Dogs Home Mini Country Music Festival
Saturday, 22 August 2026, 17:00
Birmingham Dogs Home Mini Country Music Festival
Get ready for a night of country music, dancing and feel-good vibes as we bring the Wild West to Birmingham Dogs Home for one unforgettable evening, all in aid of our homeless dogs.
Join us on Saturday 22nd August, 5:00pm – 11:00pm, for a relaxed, fun-filled country festival experience. We’ll be welcoming five live country acts to the stage (full line-up to be revealed soon), alongside live line dancing, which you’re more than welcome to join in, no experience needed!
There’ll be fun country games including a bucking bronco, western-themed activities, shopping stalls, and a great selection of delicious food and refreshments to enjoy throughout the evening.
The event will be hosted on site at Birmingham Dogs Home, with music and atmosphere curated by Harry Colley, radio DJ from Country Roads Radio on Cheshire Mix 56, helping to make sure the night flows perfectly from start to finish.
This is your chance to let your hair down, soak up the country vibes, have a dance (or just watch!), and relax with friends, all while supporting the vital work we do for dogs in need.
🎟️ Tickets are on sale now
✨ Early Bird tickets are available until the end of April and are limited, so be sure to book early to avoid missing out.
ℹ️ Please note:
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This is a no dogs event
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Cowboy hats encouraged 🤠
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Just good vibes, great music and a brilliant cause
We can’t wait to welcome you for a night of music, laughter and country fun, every ticket sold helps change the lives of our homeless dogs
Mini Country Music Festival – Q&A
When is the event?
The Birmingham Dogs Home Mini Country Music Festival takes place on Saturday 22nd August, from 5:00pm to 11:00pm.
Where is the event being held?
The event will be held on site at Birmingham Dogs Home. Full arrival and parking details will be shared with ticket holders closer to the event.
What can I expect on the night?
A relaxed, fun-filled country festival evening featuring:
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5 live country music acts (line-up to be revealed soon)
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Live line dancing – feel free to join in!
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Country games, including a bucking bronco
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Shopping stalls
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Food vendors and refreshments
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A great atmosphere and country vibes all evening
Is this a family event?
This is primarily an evening festival-style event. While it’s welcoming and relaxed, it’s designed as a chance for adults to let their hair down and enjoy the music and atmosphere.
Can I bring my dog?
No – this is a no dogs event.
We love dogs (obviously!), but for safety, welfare and licensing reasons, dogs won’t be able to attend. This means you can relax, dance and enjoy the evening worry-free.
Do I need to dress up?
Cowboy hats, boots and western outfits are very much encouraged, but absolutely not required. Come as you are and enjoy the night!
Will there be food and drink available?
Yes! There will be a selection of food vendors, refreshments and an alcohol bar available throughout the evening.
What time should I arrive?
Gates open at 5:00pm. We recommend arriving early to soak up the atmosphere, grab some food and enjoy the first performances.
Who is hosting the event?
The event is being hosted with support from Harry Colley, radio DJ from Country Roads Radio on Cheshire Mix 56, who is helping curate the music and running order for the evening.
Are tickets available on the door?
Tickets are limited and we strongly recommend booking in advance.
Early Bird tickets are available until the end of April, subject to availability.
Where does the money raised go?
Every ticket sold helps support Birmingham Dogs Home, directly contributing to the care, rehabilitation and rehoming of homeless dogs across the region.
Will more information be sent before the event?
Yes, all ticket holders will receive a final event information email closer to the date, including parking details, timings and everything you need to know.
Is parking available?
Yes, free parking will be available for all attendees in a field opposite Birmingham Dogs Home.
How do I park on arrival?
Please follow the directions of our volunteer parking team on arrival, who will guide you safely to a space and help keep traffic moving smoothly.
Is parking on hardstanding or grass?
Parking will be on a grass field. While every effort will be made to manage this safely, parking is at your own risk.
If the ground is wet, we kindly ask drivers to take extra care. Electric vehicles (EVs) in particular should be cautious, as they are heavier and more prone to getting stuck in soft ground.
Is disabled parking available?
Yes, limited disabled parking spaces are available on site.