About Black Sabbath Celebration Week
Discover a week of varied activities designed for different interests and creative styles. Each day offers something unique, ranging from guided exhibition highlights to hands‑on making sessions.
Schedule
Thursday 2 July
Enjoy an informal 30-minute Spotlight tour led by our visitor experience team, offering fresh perspectives on the Ozzy Osbourne (1948-2025): Working Class Hero., 11 am, 12 pm and 3 pm
Friday 3 July
Celebrate the sounds of the city from the exceptional students of Royal Birmingham Conservatoire , the Jezt String Quartet. 1.00 - 1:45 pm
Saturday 4 July
Experience our regular programming, such as Marvellous Makers, with a specific focus on Black Sabbath, a mix of music and relaxed crafting, perfect for anyone looking to unwind or explore something new.
Sunday 5 July
Create your own interpretation of Ozzy Osbourne’s iconic cross pendant using recycled aluminium and reclaimed materials. Ozzy’s famous cross necklace, originally made for him by his father, has become one of the most recognisable symbols associated with both him and the wider heavy metal community. In this workshop, you will draw inspiration from that personal story, as well as Birmingham’s rich musical and making heritage with Just Trade . 11 am - 3 pm
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An afternoon of classical guitar with Nigel Modern , at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery.
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