Digbeth Dining Club is bringing its 2026 tour to a close this Friday 11 September, with a huge celebration of street food, drinks and entertainment at Black Country Living Museum.

But for Digbeth Dining Club, this isn’t simply another stop on the road.

The event marks the culmination of a year spent taking its street food and events concept across the Midlands, while also establishing a new permanent home in the Black Country at Dockworks Waterfront.

Located on the waterfront near Merry Hill, Dockworks has become Digbeth Dining Club’s permanent Black Country destination, bringing a changing line-up of independent street food traders, drinks and events to the region every week.

Now, the team is bringing the tour back to the Black Country for one final date of 2026, swapping the waterfront for one of the region’s most iconic heritage locations.

On Friday 11 September, Black Country Living Museum will become the setting for an evening of independent street food, cocktails and entertainment, running from 6:30pm until 10:30pm.

The final food line-up includes Beef on the Block, Urban Cheesecake, Disco Fries, Mrs Patel’s, Smoke and Ash, Flats Doughnuts, What the Cluck, The Smokehouse UK, Tapas Zampa and Bee Thai, alongside bars from Cocktail Caravan, Bayleys of Bromsgrove and The Vanderbar.

Visitors will also be able to experience the museum after hours, with its historic streets, vintage fairground, museum characters and the 1950s Elephant & Castle pub providing the backdrop to the evening.

For Digbeth Dining Club, the final date is particularly significant after the launch of Dockworks Waterfront earlier this year.

The permanent venue has given the organisation a base in the Black Country, with weekly rotating street food traders and a programme of events designed to bring people together around food, drink and entertainment.

The event forms part of Digbeth Dining Club’s continued expansion across the West Midlands, with Dockworks now providing a permanent base for its Black Country offering alongside its wider programme of touring events.

While Friday marks the final tour date of 2026, it certainly isn’t the end of Digbeth Dining Club in the Black Country.

With Dockworks continuing throughout the year, the team’s presence in the region is here to stay.

The Black Country Living Museum Dining Club takes place on Friday 11 September, 6:30pm–10:30pm, with tickets from £8. Tickets are available here.