Summer fun at Bromwich Hall - West Bromwich Manor House Museum

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Creative Memories. Wednesdays 11am-1pm. Just drop in and join in. For anyone living with dementia and their carers join our Creative Memories session with Age UK Sandwell at Bromwich Hall on Wednesdays. Come along for a cuppa, a chat and to get creative. Free

Messy Medieval Play with The Parakeet. Tuesday 15 July 11am-1pmJoin The Parakeet Studio for a jouful early years session inspired by the medieval history of Bromwich Hall. Suitable for 0-5 year olds. Tickets from £1 per child. Book and further information at ticketsource.

Babies Adventures In Music. Friday 25 July 11am. A music performance that is designed to enchant and entertain babies 0-18 months. Featuring music from across the world performed by Sam Frankie Fox and Ricardo Santos Rocha. Adult and child tickets from £5. Book at ticketsource

History Lovers' Season. Open Season for Exploring the House and Discovering its history and stories. June and July.

This year we are doing things differently at Bromwich Hall. Instead of being open to visitors to look around every Tuesday we are having a season of open days and historical activities to give visitors more opportunity to explore our house, stories and histories. There will be a further open day period in September and October. 

Mike Hodder Talk and Tour: Tuesday 10 June, 10.30 start. Join former borough archaeologist Mike Hodder as he dives into the history of Bromwich Hall and medieval West Bromwich then explore! Book tickets via Ticketsource. Tickets cost £3.00 which includes a hot drink. 

Open day with introductory talk: Wednesday 11 June. Open 4pm - 7pm, introductory talk in the hall starts at 5pm then explore the house on your own. Tea room open, just drop in. 

Free-flow open day: Thursday 12 June, open 11am - 2pm. Tea room open, just drop in and explore our old beams at your own pace. 

Open day with introductory talk: Tuesday 17 June. Open 2pm - 5pm, introductory talk in the hall starts at 3pm then you can look around at your own pace. Tea room open, just drop in.

Free guided tour: Tuesday 17 June, 6pm start. Join our guide and explore this fascinating medieval building, once the home of the Lords of the Manor of West Bromwich, with parts dating back to the 1270s. Tea room open. Book your place via ticketsource.

Free-flow open day: Wednesday 18 June, open 2pm - 5pm with introductory talk in the Great Hall at 3pm. Tea room open, just drop in.

Shakespeare’s Dances with Gloriana: Saturday 21 June, 12pm – 3pm. Enjoy watching dances that were popular during Elizabethan times, including dances that Shakespeare mentioned in his plays. Museum open for you to look around. Free entry, small charge for crafts. Tea room open. No need to book, just drop in. 

Open day with introductory talk: Tuesday 24 June. Open 10am - 1pm, introductory talk in the hall starts at 11am. Tea room open, just drop in. 

Free guided tour: Tuesday 24 June, 6pm start. Join our guide and explore this fascinating medieval building, once the home of the Lords of the Manor of West Bromwich, with parts dating back to the 1270s. Tea room open. Book your place via ticketsource. 

Open day with introductory talk: Wednesday 25 June. Open 2pm - 5pm, introductory talk in the hall starts at 3pm. 

Open evening with medieval music: Thursday 26 June, open 4pm – 7pm. Explore the museum and enjoy performances of medieval music from Nick Gravestock. Meet the costumed steward’s wife and ask her questions about medieval life. Tea room open, just drop in.

Free-flow open day: Tuesday 1 July, open 11am - 2pm. Tea room open, just drop in. 

Titanic: Made in the Midlands: Wednesday 2 July, 2pm. Join Andrew Lound for a talk on the many interesting links between the Black Country and the Titanic. Tickets cost £2.00 which includes a drink. 

Open day with introductory talk: Tuesday 8 July. Open 4pm - 7pm, introductory talk in the hall starts at 5pm. Tea room open, just drop in.

Mike Hodder Talk and Tour: Wednesday 9 July, 6pm start. Join former borough archaeologist Mike Hodder as he dives into the history of Bromwich Hall and medieval West Bromwich then explore! Book tickets via Ticketsource. Tickets cost £3.00 which includes a hot drink. 

Date for the diary...

Medieval Mayhem - Enjoy our annual medieval encampment at Bromwich Hall on 13th and 14th September, See knights and ladies and see weapons demonstrations, music and dance, costumed characters learn about medicine, play medieval games, have a go at archery and join i with kight school, crafts and trails. Entry Free

Birmingham Jazz and Blues Festival at Wednesbury Museum and Sandwell Museums. 

Join us once again for as we are part of the Birmingham Jazz and Blues festival for some fantastic free live music on your doorstep.

Friday 18th – 7.30pm – Bromwich Hall 
Saturday 19th – 12pm – Bromwich Hall 

Sunday 20th – 12pm – Oak House

Friday 25th – 7.30pm – Wednesbury Museum
Saturday 26th – 12pm – Wednesbury Museum

Sunday 27th 2pm – Haden Hill House and Park

Summer Holiday fun for families. 
 

Bromwich Hall Beach Day: Wednesday 23 July; 11am – 3pm. Find all the fun of the beach on your doorstep! Play in sandpits and enjoy outdoor games and toys. Free entry, no need to book. Small charges for some crafts. Museum and tearoom open. The Sandpit will also be open when other activities as listed below are on too!

Babies Adventures In Music: Friday 25 July, 11am. A music performance that is designed to enchant and entertain babies 0-18 months. Featuring music from across the world performed by Sam Frankie Fox and Ricardo Santos Rocha. Adult and child tickets from £5. Book at ticketsource.

We Forest Folk with Ampersand Projects: Tuesday 29 and Wednesday 30 July; Tuesday 5 and Wednesday 6 August. 2 bookable sessions per day, 10.30am-12pm and 1pm-2.30pm. Suitable for 0-12 years. Ampersand will provide refreshments. Booking information to follow.

Army Takeover Sessions: Monday 28 July; Tuesday 12 August; Wednesday 27 August, all 11am – 3pm. The session at 11pm is for 7-11 year olds; the 1.00pm session is for 12-17 year olds. The army are here with archery tag, batak walls, problem solving and team working activities. Make new friends and learn new skills! Tickets are free but must be booked via Ticketsource.

Go Play: Monday 4 August; Monday 11 August; Tuesday 26 August, all 10am – 3pm. Join Go Play for a fun day of games and activities in the sunshine with crafts and a trail in the museum. This will be moved inside if the weather is poor. All ages welcome, no need to book. Free, with small charges for crafts.

Babies Adventures In Music: Friday 25 July, 11am. A music performance that is designed to enchant and entertain babies 0-18 months. Featuring music from across the world performed by Sam Frankie Fox and Ricardo Santos Rocha. Adult and child tickets from £5. Book at ticketsource.

Artic Adventure. Monday 18 August time tbc. Join adventurer, explorer and naturalist Dwayne Fields to find out about his extraordinary adventures. In 2010, Dwayne set himself his first of many challenges, becoming the first black Briton to walk over 400 nautical miles to the magnetic North Pole. On his return he was invited to Buckingham Palace by none other than the Queen, joining other polar explorers and adventurers at a reception to mark the centenary of Scott’s expedition to the South Pole. Tickets pay what you can from £3 per person. Book on Ticketsource

Dancin on Extreme. Tuesday 19 August times tbc. Creative dance workshops with Keneish Dance exploring ideas of adventures and expeditions. Tickets pay what you can from £2 per participant. Book on Ticketsource

Play Day 2025: Wednesday 20 August, 12pm – 4pm. Celebrate Play Day 2025 with a jam-packed day of activities: Dhol drumming workshops, cooking workshops, a theatre production, stilt walkers and giant bubbles! Powered by CAN are providing play activities and games. Booking information to come. Tea room open.

Bioblitz with SandNats – Saturday 16 August, 12pm – 3pm. Enjoy our beautiful grounds with a nature walk, pond dipping and moth trapping! Join our experts in insects and plants and learn about galls and fungi. Free entry, suitable for all ages. Museum and tearoom open, just drop in.