Valentine's with the Pre-Raphaelites

Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery A Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery Late hosted by Art Laughs Book

About Valentine's with the Pre-Raphaelites

Need a hot date ahead of Valentine's Day? Well, have we got the guy for you! Creative? check. Passionate? check. Born 200 years ago? check. 

Join Art Laughs at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery for an evening of Pre-Raphaelite-themed comedy from Jain Edwards, Emma Plowright, Tom Towelling, and Rachel Baker as they let you know why the members of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood could be the perfect Valentine's Day squeeze. 

Each ticket includes a complimentary glass of fizz, so grab a drink and spend Valentine's Day with your favourite Birmingham painters! 


Art Laughs brings art-themed live comedy events to museums, galleries, and auction houses, including the National Gallery, Royal Museums Greenwich, and Christie's and is hosted by art historian and comedian Verity Babbs (author 'The History of Art in One Sentence', BBC HistoryExtra 30 Under 30, “a few of the best gags of the day" Broadway Baby).

Good to know 

  • One drink is included in the ticket price.
  • Please note that you will be moving around the space during the session and may be standing for periods of time. However, folding chairs will be available for anyone who would like to sit down.
  • Visitors who require a personal assistant for access can bring one free of charge, subject to Birmingham Museums Personal Assistant policy. There's no need to book a separate ticket, simply email hello@birminghammuseums.org.uk in advance to let our team know. Personal assistant admission is for access support only and does not include participation in the workshop. A standard event ticket is required to take part.

Image gallery

  • A painting of a female head, neck and hands. The reminder of the painting is unfinished brown-gold underpainting.
  • A person in green drapery is comforting another person who has large wings and is wrapped in cloth bondages.
  • A lady with dark hair is seated. She is pouring a liquid from a beaker into a lit burner and her head is titled while she holds onto her read bead necklace. The background is gold with details of a ship and trees.
  • Painting of a man with holding hands with a lady in a forest setting. He stands under a tree and a dog stands at their feet.

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