What's on in Wolverhampton: November and December 2026

November 2026

3 to 7 November: Mamma Mia, remaining performances

The Grand Theatre’s current week of performances brings the ABBA musical to Lichfield Street. Evening shows are at 7.30pm, with Wednesday and Saturday matinees at 2.30pm. Advertised tickets start at £24; check seating and remaining availability. The 4 November evening is BSL interpreted. Box office: 01902 429212.

6 November: Wolverhampton Fireworks

Komodo Events brings fireworks to West Park, with gates opening at 5pm, a lower-noise children’s display advertised for 7.30pm and the main display at 8.30pm. Buy through the organiser’s official ticket links, including infant tickets, and check current prices and weather updates. There is no on-site event parking.

6 to 8 November: Print Fest Wolverhampton

Discover original printmaking at Wolverhampton Arts Centre’s Gallery Hall. The venue advertises a free preview on Friday from 6pm to 9pm, followed by free admission on Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 4pm. Meet makers and browse contemporary prints. Enquiries: 01902 572090.

10 to 14 November: Christmas Carol Goes Wrong

Mischief’s comedy production takes the stage at the Grand Theatre. Choose a dated performance through the box office for times and prices. The venue recommends ages eight and above, with content guidance published online. Captioned, audio-described and BSL performances are listed separately. Enquiries: 01902 429212.

21 November: City-centre Christmas lights switch-on

Victoria Street hosts the council’s family event from 3pm to 6.30pm, with entertainment and festive activities. Check official updates before travelling.

22 November: Big Bird 5K Run and Walk

The Hibbs Lupus Trust’s fundraiser takes place at East Park, with a 10am start listed by the council. Run, jog or walk the route; the charity advertises £15 entry. Register through the organiser and check participant instructions before attending.

26 to 28 November: Neighbourhood lights switch-ons

Wednesfield High Street hosts its event on 26 November, 4.30pm to 7pm; Bilston’s Church Street follows on 27 November at the same times. Tettenhall Upper Green’s event is on 28 November, 5.30pm to 8pm. Consult council updates for changes.

27 November: The Charlotte Carrivick Band

Live bluegrass comes to Wolverhampton Arts Centre’s theatre at 8pm, with doors at 7.30pm. Advance tickets are advertised at £18 plus a £1.98 booking fee. Contact the venue about seating, access or remaining availability: 01902 572090.

28 November to 3 January: Treasure Island

The Grand Theatre’s pantomime stars Richard Blackwood as Long John Silver, with selected performances across the festive period. Times and prices vary by date. The venue lists relaxed, audio-described and BSL options, so use its actual booking calendar for the performance that suits the group. Enquiries: 01902 429212.

28 November: Black and Gold Shared Christmas Party

Molineux Stadium offers a booked festive evening from £52 per person including VAT. Arrival drinks begin at 7pm, dinner at 7.45pm and dancing at 9pm, with departure at 1am. Check the menu and availability with the events team: 0371 2222220.

December 2026

1 December: James Yorkston

The singer-songwriter performs at Wolverhampton Arts Centre at 8pm, with doors at 7.30pm. The seated concert advertises £19.50 advance admission plus a £2.15 booking fee, with a separate door price if available. Venue enquiries: 01902 572090.

6 December: Jack and the Beanstalk, Sort Of

Kid Carpet and the Noisy Animals bring family theatre to Wolverhampton Arts Centre at 11am and 2pm. The venue recommends ages three to ten. Advertised tickets are £11 adult plus £1.21 booking fee, or £8 child plus £0.88, with a family option available. Enquiries: 01902 572090.

13 December: Beacon Santa Run

Beacon Vision’s 5K fundraiser takes place at West Park, with registration from 9.30am and the run starting at 10.05am. Participants can walk, jog or run. Under-sixteens must be accompanied by an adult; check ticket options directly. Enquiries: 01902 880111 or supportus@beaconvision.org.

19 December: A Winter Union

A festive folk concert takes place at Wolverhampton Arts Centre at 8pm, with doors at 7.30pm. The seated event advertises advance tickets at £20 plus a £2.20 booking fee. Book through the venue and check access arrangements when needed. Enquiries: 01902 572090.

20 December: Festive Story Bazaar

Storytelling, poetry and music come to the Arts Centre café at 7.30pm, with doors at 7pm. The venue advertises £9 admission plus a £0.99 booking fee and an age recommendation of fourteen and above. Contact the centre about tickets or access: 01902 572090.