Welcome to Birmingham Heritage Week
Eleven days of varied and fascinating events, from displays, walks and talks to open days. This year we invite you, for the first time, to explore Birmingham’s heritage through virtual events and online activities. You can test your Birmingham knowledge with our Heritage Quiz and see how many historic buildings you recognise in our Historic Building Quiz. We hope you enjoy discovering Birmingham’s history and heritage, in person or from the comfort of your home.
#BHeritageWeek
Event details will go live on 1st September but will continue to be added to so please check the website for updates
#BHeritageWeek
Covid-19
In person visits on offer during Birmingham Heritage Week will take place within government guidelines at the time of the event.
Please contact organisers of the event if you have questions. When visiting a site or event, please act responsibly and adhere to social distancing guidelines.
If you display symptoms, do not attend the event. In person events will have a limited number of places. If you find you can no longer attend, please let the organisers know so they can offer your place to someone else.
Birmingham Heritage Week is a city-wide festival that celebrates Birmingham’s rich and diverse heritage. Every time the festival runs, in the region of 70 partner organisations come together to organise over 100 events! These events range from exhibitions and tours to open days and concerts. Birmingham Heritage Week is a great excuse to visit Birmingham, but it’s also a great excuse for locals to get out and about exploring the city.
#BHeritageWeek is coordinated by Birmingham Museums Trust.
10–20 Sept 2020
Birmingham Heritage Week is eleven days of varied and fascinating events, from displays, walks and talks to open days. This year we invite you, for the first time, to explore Birmingham’s heritage through virtual events and online activities. You can test your Birmingham knowledge with our Heritage Quiz and see how many historic buildings you recognise in our Historic Building Quiz. We hope you enjoy discovering Birmingham’s history and heritage, in person or from the comfort of your home.
#BHeritageWeek
Covid-19
In person visits on offer during Birmingham Heritage Week will take place within government guidelines at the time of the event. Please contact organisers of the event if you have questions.
When visiting a site or event, please act responsibly and adhere to social distancing guidelines. If you display symptoms, do not attend the event. In person events will have a limited number of places. If you find you can no longer attend, please let the organisers know so they can offer your place to someone else.
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Birmingham Heritage Week is a city-wide festival that celebrates Birmingham’s rich and diverse heritage. Every time the festival runs, in the region of 70 partner organisations come together to organise over 100 events! These events range from exhibitions and tours to open days and concerts. Birmingham Heritage Week is a great excuse to visit Birmingham, but it’s also a great excuse for locals to get out and about exploring the city.
#BHeritageWeek is coordinated by Birmingham Museums Trust.
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