The Bournville Experience
The Bournville Experience focuses on the Quaker ethics of the Cadbury family and how Bournville Village came to be built.
10am-4pm
The Sweet life in Bournville
An exhibition of photographs by the Bournville Society history group and Bournville Works Housing Society (BWHS) residents. Photos sourced from various archives.
St Francis C of E church
St Francis Church stands at the heart of the Bournville Village, designed in the early Christian basilica style and consecrated in 1925.
Bournville Woodbroke
A chance to discover the gardens of one of George Cadbury’s houses, including boating lake, walled garden and labyrinth.
Bournville Serbian Orthodox Church
The Serbian Orthodox Church of the Holy Prince Lazar is the first purpose-built Serbian Orthodox church in the UK.
Bournville Selly Manor
Explore the Tudor manor and medieval hall, saved from demolition by George Cadbury. Enjoy an exhibition by the Birmingham Watercolour Society.
Bournville Rowheath Pavilion
Rowheath Pavilion was built in 1924 as a sports and social club for Cadbury workers. See the exhibition or join a tour of the grounds.
Bournville Quaker Meeting House
Visit an unusually elaborate Quaker Meeting House and the only one housing an organ.
Bournville model boat club
Visitors will see the sailing model boats in action on the water. A number of boats will be available for visitors to sail.
Bournville Fircroft College
Explore Fircroft College, one of only four residential colleges for adults in England. This Edwardian building was once home to the Cadbury family.