Bromwich Hall - West Bromwich Manor House
Bromwich Hall - West Bromwich Manor House Museum
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Where booking is required through Ticketsource please click this link.
Bromwich Hall is currently undergoing restoration work until the end of June. As such Bromwich Hall will not be holding open days and events insode the house until July,
Our May half term activities will take place in the grounds
Summer Family Activities - Past, Present and Future
National Play Day with Go Play: Monday 3 August, 12pm-4pm. Celebrate National Play Day in our grounds with sports, carnival games and inflatables. The house will be open for crafts and a trail. Tearoom open, or bring a picnic to enjoy outside. All ages welcome, no need to book.
Around the World: Tuesday 4 August, 11am-3pm. Enjoy sports including badminton, archery and table tennis in the grounds and learn where these games come from. Follow our trail to learn which jobs could take you around the world. Test your flag knowledge with our match games. Suitable for ages 4+, free entry, just drop in.
Nature inspired arty fun. Hipkiss & Grainey outdoor workshops: Monday 10 and Tuesday 11 August, 11am-3pm. Explore the natural world through visual arts, crafts and words using recycled materials and natural environmentally friendly paints with local artists Hipkiss & Grainey. Book via Ticketsource, places cost £1.50 per participant, all ages welcome.
Crafts, Trails and Garden Games: Tuesday 11 and Wednesday 12 August, 11am-3pm. Just drop in and enjoy crafts, trails and garden games. Why not bring a picnic to enjoy in the grounds or bring your own games too! (The Army have sadly cancelled their army take over experience)
Santa in the Summer: Saturday 15 August, 11am-3.30pm. Santa is here to check if you have been trying your best to stay on the good list! Tickets are £4.50 which includes a small present. £1 for crafts. We would suggest no more than two accompanying adults per booking. Suitable for ages 3+. Booking essential via Ticketsource.
We Forest Folk with Ampersand Projects: Tuesday 18 and Wednesday 19 August – two bookable sessions per date, 10.30am-12pm & 1pm-2.30pm. This summer, we invite families to discover the magic of nature. In the beautiful grounds of Bromwich Hall, families can swing in hammocks, build dens, splash in the mud kitchen, and share stories and snacks around the campfire. Each session offers a new adventure, with hands-on activities like willow weaving, wild clay sculpting, junk modelling and woodcraft projects. Sessions are open to all children ages 1- 11 years, tickets on a ‘pay what you can’ basis. Space is limited, so booking is essential via Ticketsource.
The Lonely Robot - A Heart‑Warming Mystery for Young Explorers: Monday 24 August, session timings TBC. A strange little robot has arrived… and he’s feeling very lonely. No one knows where he came from, why he’s sad, or what he needs to feel at home again. In this playful session, children become robot‑researchers, following clues, solving puzzles, and discovering the story behind their metallic visitor. Working together, they’ll uncover what makes the robot lonely - and decide how they can help him feel understood, welcomed, and full of beeps and joy once more.
A gentle adventure about friendship, teamwork, and the power of kindness. Tickets cost £4 per child. Adults accompany free. Booking essential via Ticketsource.
Nature Day: Tuesday 25 August, 11am-3pm. Join SandNats for a host of nature activities including moth trapping and pond-dipping to find exciting creatures in our moat. Explore our green space through senses and mindful creative activities with Wonder in Nature. All ages welcome, free entry, just drop in.
Autumn at Bromwich Hall.
Bromwich Hall Alive - Medieval Mayhem 19th and 20th September 11am-4pm. See this fabulous medieval house come alive with our medieval encampment and costumed characters. Enjoy our big medieval weekend of knights, ladies, soldiers, medieval medicine, music and dance, costumed characters, medieval food, and meet the Lord's horse, make medieval tiles to take home and enjoy our trails, join knight school, play medieval games, have a go at kiddie archery. Free entry no need to book, why not bring a picnic.
Hamlet by Aethelflaed Theatre Company
Wednesday 23 September, 7:30pm
£18.50 14+
As prince Hamlet mourns the loss of his father, a royal wedding follows quickly at the heels of the royal funeral and at most wicked speed his mother marries his uncle; something is rotten in the state of Denmark! The crucial difference between that which is and that which seems to be, holds the key for Hamlet, as he vows to avenge a murder most foul. Regarded as one of the greatest plays in the English language, Aethelflaed Theatre Company are delighted to offer this traditional candlelit production in the beautiful historic setting of Bromwich Hall.