
A Guided View – perspective/s in and of the Gardens
We will be celebrating the gardens with a small exhibition, practical creative activities and more.

An Exhibition of Balsall Heath’s History
An exhibition that shows how our area has changed from rural retreat to busy suburb. Talk at 2.30pm.

Birmingham Assay Office 250th Anniversary Heritage Exhibition
Join us as we showcase the last 250 years of Birmingham and tell the story of our fantastic city.

Birmingham People’s History Archive
Discover the Birmingham People’s History Archive and its connections to the Spanish Civil War.

Exploring the History of Birmingham’s Oldest Pub
An evening with Prof. Carl Chinn MBE.

Exploring the History of Birmingham’s Oldest Pub
An Exhibition at the Old Crown.

Handsworth Old Town Hall
Come and visit our community museum covering the history of old Handsworth in a Grade 2 listed cottage built around 1460.

History Unboxed at the MCC Open Day
An opportunity to see hundreds of thousands of museum objects are in store. VINTAGE BUS SERVICE to/from optional.

Holy Trinity Church, Birchfield
Visit Trinity Church for a church history talk, display and organ music.

Keeping up appearances in Victorian Moseley
Join us at the Moseley Hive for the launch of a new book about Moseley.

Moseley Hall Dovecote and 18c garden
The 18th century dovecote and garden offer an insight into Moseley’s rural past.

The 300 year History of Webster & Horsfall
In 1866 this Birmingham company made the wire for the first successful trans-Atlantic telegraph cable. Visit their museum.

Lost Children Exhibition
The Lost Children exhibition looks at the Middlemore Homes which emigrated more than 5,000 children to Canada between 1873 and 1948.

Visit the Typographic Library
The library has more than 10,000 individual items concerned with the history of printing.

We Make Brum
An exhibition on the 9th floor of the Library of Birmingham, showing the work of Ark Victoria & George Dixon Academy students.

West Midlands Fire Service Museum
Visit the oldest fire station in Birmingham, with lots of early equipment on display.