Close up of two children sitting and drawing at an easel in a gallery.

Marvellous Makers

Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery Sundays Drop in

About Marvellous Makers

Each Sunday step into a buzzing creative space with different activities every week. These sessions are perfect for curious minds who want to try something different, hands-on and totally free. Whether you're building wild sculptures from recycled materials, drawing from real-life taxidermy, creating huge collaborative floor artworks, or making your own wearable badge art – there's always something new to explore!

These activities are inspired by the galleries and exhibitions you’ll find around the museum – so after you’ve made your masterpiece, go explore what sparked it.

Event Information

  • Suitable for all ages. Children must be supervised by an adult
  • Every Sunday, 11am - 3pm
  • Drop in, no booking required
  • Free activity 

Image gallery

  • Two children drawing using an easel.
  • Two children sitting at a desk and drawing.
  • Child taking part in a crafts activity.
  • Adults and children looking at paper resource while doing a craft activity.
  • Two children sitting and drawing at an easel.
  • An adult and child sitting at a desk and drawing.
  • Two children drawing using an easel.
  • Children drawing while sitting at a table.
  • Close up of two children sitting and drawing at an easel in a gallery.

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