About our events
Join us this May half-term (26th May - 1 June) for a variety of family-friendly activities and events.
List of Events
Shrapnel Boys: Life on the Home Front Museum Trail , at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery.
–Organised by Kids in Museums and UsborneShrapnel Boys: Life on the Home Front Museum Trail , at Thinktank.
–Organised by Kids in Museums and UsborneShrapnel Boys: Life on the Home Front Museum Trail , at Aston Hall.
–Organised by Kids in Museums and UsborneShrapnel Boys: Life on the Home Front Museum Trail , at Sarehole Mill.
–Organised by Kids in Museums and UsborneMonoprint Workshop with Haseebah Ali , at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery.
Have a go at printing with one of Birmingham's most exciting PrintmakersLunar LEGO Lab , at Thinktank.
Weekdays during May half term (Mon 26th - Fri 30th May) and select days over the summer holiday (Mon 21st Jul - Sun 30th Aug)Join our space-themed family LEGO coding workshop to create your own LEGO invention!Heritage and Habitat at Blakesley Hall , at Blakesley Hall.
Wed 28 May. Every Wednesday from 23 Jul - 27 AugHands on activities in our historic green spacesShrapnel Boys: Life on the Home Front Museum Trail , at Blakesley Hall.
–Organised by Kids in Museums and UsborneArts Club: Tile Decorating , at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery.
Wednesday 28th of MayJoin us for some hands-on crafts during the school holidays!My First Museum Tour - May Half Term , at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery.
Come and join us at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery for our My First Museum Tour, aimed at young families who would like a child friendly tour of the Museum.Heritage and Habitat at Sarehole Mill , at Sarehole Mill.
Fri 30 May. Every Friday from 25 Jul - 29 AugHands on activities in our historic green spacesEmbossed Monoprint Workshop with Fae Kilburn , at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery.
Have a go at printing with one of Birmingham's most exciting PrintmakersHeritage and Habitat at Aston Hall , at Aston Hall.
Sun 1 June. Every Sunday from 27 Jul - 31 AugHands on activities in our historic green spaces