Bromwich Hall - West Bromwich Manor House Museum

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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

Birmingham Jazz and Blues Festival. - Band information to follow

Friday July 24  Wednesbury Museum – 19.30

Saturday July 25 Wednesbury Museum 12pm

Sunday July 26– Haden Hill house. 14.00

Friday July 31– Bromwich hall . 19.30

Saturday August 1 – Bromwich Hall, 12.00

Sunday Aug 2 – Oak House 12pm

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History Lovers' Season

Open Day: Tuesday 14 July, 11am-2.30pm. Join us for the first open day after restoration works are finished. Staff are here to answer your questions about the history of the building and the recent completed works. Tea room open. Free entry, no need to book.

Guided Tour: Friday 17 July, 6.30pm. Explore the stories of our ancient building with a guided tour. Tea room open from 6pm. Suitable for ages 16+, tickets are free but places must be booked via Ticketsource.

House Re-opening Launch: Sunday 19 July, 11am-3pm. Find out about our restoration works with facts and photographs. Hear introductory talks throughout the day. Younger visitors can help Professor Black solve the mystery of the pesky Beam Burrowers before they eat through our ancient wooden beams! All ages welcome. Professor Black here 11.30am-2.30pm. Free entry, no booking required.

Tour and Talk with Dr. Mike Hodder: Tuesday 21 July, 6pm start. Join former borough archaeologist Dr. Mike Hodder as he dives into the history of Bromwich Hall and medieval West Bromwich, then explore! Suitable for ages 16+, under 18s must be accompanied by an adult. Book tickets via Ticketsource. Tickets cost £3.50 which includes a hot drink. 

History Helpers: Wednesday 22 July, 11am-3pm. Make a clay tile inspired by our witch marks and chapel floor. Draw cave paintings and have a go at being a builder. Follow two trails and learn about the restoration works and pesky pests! Suitable for all ages. Drop in, no need to book. £1 to make a tile.

Why did you buy the chickens Dad? A talk on Medieval Markets to Supermarkets: Thursday 23 July, 11am start. How did we shop in medieval times and how have things changed (or have they)? This talk looks at the development of how we shopped, from medieval markets via the corner shop through to supermarkets and hypermarkets. Using images from Sandwell Archives we can see these markets and hopefully bring back memories. Free entry, book your place via Ticketsource or ring site on 0121 588 2985.

Tour and Talk with Dr. Mike Hodder: Monday 27 July, 10:30am start. Join former borough archaeologist Dr. Mike Hodder as he dives into the history of Bromwich Hall and medieval West Bromwich, then explore! Suitable for ages 16+, under 18s must be accompanied by an adult. Book tickets via Ticketsource. Tickets cost £3.50 which includes a hot drink. 

History Helpers: Tuesday 28 July and Wednesday 29 July, 11am-3pm. Make a clay tile inspired by our witch marks and chapel floor. Draw cave paintings and have a go at being a builder. Follow two trails and learn about the restoration works and pesky pests! Suitable for all ages. Drop in, no need to book. £1 to make a tile.

Witchcraft in the West Midlands: Thursday 30 July, exhibition open 4pm-6pm, talk starts 6.30pm. Step into the hidden history of witchcraft in the West Midlands. From protective marks carved into Black Country doorways to the trials, fears, and folklore that shaped our region, this event explores how belief, suspicion, and everyday magic left their mark on local lives. The venue itself preserves historic witch marks, offering a rare chance to see these protective symbols in situ. From 4pm, visitors are welcome to drop in and enjoy a free mini‑exhibition, featuring objects, stories, and regional superstitions. Booking is essential for the talk – tickets cost £5.00 per person, book via Ticketsource. Suitable for over 18s.

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.

Monday 10 and Tuesday 11 August: Family activities, further information to follow

Army Takeover Days: Tuesday 11 and Wednesday 12 August, 11am-3pm. The sessions at 11am are for 7-11 year olds; the 1.00pm sessions are for 12-17 year olds. The Army are back with archery tag, batak walls, team-building games and activities – gain new skills and make new friends! Learn from soldiers about humanitarian missions and find out where a career in the Army can take you. Entry is free but booking is required via Ticketsource.

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.

Tuesday 18 and Wednesday 19 August – Family activities, more information to follow

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.

Bromwich Hall Alive - Medieval Mayhem 19th and 20th September 11am-4pm. With our medieval encampment. 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. Free entry.