Mostly Jazz, Funk & Soul Festival Returns to Moseley Park

Name: Mostly Jazz, Funk & Soul Festival
Start: 2026-07-10
End: 2026-07-12
Location: Moseley Park

demoduck.co.uk editorial team 2026-06-29 18:43 3 min read

A wooden outdoor festival stage stands in a sunny park with colorful vendor tents.

The Mostly Jazz, Funk & Soul Festival is confirmed to return to Moseley Park in Birmingham this summer, with the three-day event scheduled to run from Friday, July 10 to Sunday, July 12, 2026.

For readers planning a visit, the key confirmed details are the event name, the Moseley Park location and the July weekend dates. Start times, ticket prices and detailed entry information have not yet been confirmed in the source information, so anyone considering attending should treat those as details to check before making firm plans.

Dates, Venue and Current Booking Details

Detail	Information
Event	Mostly Jazz, Funk & Soul Festival
Venue	Moseley Park, Moseley, Birmingham
Dates	July 10 to July 12, 2026
Event length	Three days
Published start time	Not yet listed in the source information
Published ticket price	Not yet listed in the source information
Booking status	Ticket and entry details should be checked closer to the event

The festival’s setting is one of its main practical draws. Moseley Park places the event inside a green-space venue in south Birmingham rather than a conventional indoor concert site, which is useful context for visitors weighing up whether the weekend suits them. The location also means the event is likely to be of interest to people looking for a Birmingham music festival with an outdoor setting and a clear summer date in the diary.

What Is Confirmed So Far

The confirmed source details are limited but enough for early planning: Mostly Jazz, Funk & Soul Festival is set for Moseley Park, Birmingham, across July 10, 11 and 12, 2026. The available source description presents the festival as being set in the “beautiful and unique” surroundings of Moseley Park, with the park hosting the event annually.

A full musical programme, daily running order, individual performance times and site-specific visitor details are not included in the current source material. That matters for planning because the choice of day, arrival time and overall cost may depend on the programme once it is published. Readers interested in a particular strand of the festival should therefore avoid assuming that all acts, timings or facilities are already fixed.

For now, the strongest reason to note the event is its confirmed weekend slot in July and its established Moseley Park setting. It gives local readers and visitors from elsewhere in the West Midlands a clear date range to hold while waiting for the remaining practical information.

Planning a Visit to Moseley Park

Because the source information does not yet list ticket prices, opening times, access arrangements, food provision or transport notes, the safest approach is to use the confirmed date and venue for early diary planning, then check for updates before booking travel or accommodation.

Visitors coming from outside Moseley may want to keep the wider area in mind when planning, as the festival takes place in the Moseley and south Birmingham part of the city. The current information does not confirm travel arrangements or parking, so those details should be verified through official event updates or venue guidance once published.

The most useful next step is to monitor the event listing for performance times, ticket availability, entry requirements and site facilities as the summer season approaches. Further details are expected to shape how attendees decide which day to attend and how much time to allow on site. More information can be followed through the linked Birmingham music festival listing as updates become available.

Source: Visit Birmingham Events

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Source check Verified Event Brief

This event preview is based on official scheduling data provided by Visit Birmingham for the 2026 season.

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