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Today we remember David Hockney (1937–2026). We were honoured to exhibit his work 'Peter Getting out of Nick's Pool' as ...
12/06/2026

Today we remember David Hockney (1937–2026).

We were honoured to exhibit his work 'Peter Getting out of Nick's Pool' as part of our Coming Out exhibition. His creativity and contribution to contemporary art will continue to inspire generations to come.

Rest in peace.

On Saturday 11 July, join us for a night of tango at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery.Enjoy a drinks reception with live ...
11/06/2026

On Saturday 11 July, join us for a night of tango at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery.

Enjoy a drinks reception with live music from 6pm and exclusive after-hours access to the museum.

From 7pm to 12am, there will be non-stop tango music curated by a renowned tango DJ, complete with fabulous cortinas, creating a rich and captivating soundscape throughout the evening.

Whether you are an experienced dancer or simply curious to watch and soak in the atmosphere, this event welcomes everyone.

Find out more and book your tickets on our website (link in comments).

On Saturday 27 June, experience Watch Us Lead through a Deaf perspective in a guided tour led by Chisato Minamimura.Thro...
10/06/2026

On Saturday 27 June, experience Watch Us Lead through a Deaf perspective in a guided tour led by Chisato Minamimura.

Through British Sign Language, Chisato will guide you through the exhibition, sharing insights into the artworks, objects, and stories that shape it.

Find out more and book tickets on our website (link in comments).

We are pleased to announce an expansion of our public transport discount scheme. If you are planning a visit to Aston Ha...
10/06/2026

We are pleased to announce an expansion of our public transport discount scheme.

If you are planning a visit to Aston Hall, Blakesley Hall, Sarehole Mill or Thinktank, Birmingham Science Museum, save 50% on admission tickets when travelling by National Express buses or National Rail trains.

Check the terms and conditions & book your tickets on our website (link in comments).

09/06/2026

There's not long left to apply for the Whitworth Wallis Fellowship!

Aimed at students who have studied at Birmingham City University’s College of Art and Design within the last 10 years, the Fellowship provides an opportunity for an early to mid-career artist to develop their practice with special access to Birmingham Museums Trust’s collections.

The artist will undertake research and development to further advance their artistic skills and knowledge. There is a £2,000 bursary.

Thinking of applying? In our latest video artist and former Whitworth Wallis Fellow Mads Washbrook shares their experience of the fellowship.

Find out more about Mads's work and apply for the fellowship on our website (link in comments).

Our ever popular Medieval Day at Weoley Castle is back! Join us on Saturday 18 July to experience what life was like in ...
08/06/2026

Our ever popular Medieval Day at Weoley Castle is back!

Join us on Saturday 18 July to experience what life was like in medieval Birmingham.

There will be re-enactors, battle displays, guided tours, craft activities and much more!

The local Portable Antiquities Scheme team will also be joining us. They record archaeological objects found by members of the public in England and Wales and will be bringing along some fascinating finds for visitors to explore as well as activities to take part in.

For more information and tickets, visit our website (link in comments).

📢 We're hiring!We are looking for enthusiastic individuals to join us as Visitor Experience Assistants (part time, fixed...
08/06/2026

📢 We're hiring!

We are looking for enthusiastic individuals to join us as Visitor Experience Assistants (part time, fixed term) at either Thinktank, Blakesley Hall or the Museum of the Jewellery Quarter (MJQ).

You will be ensuring that everyone who walks through the doors at one of our fantastic museums has a great experience!

Find out more and apply before 14 June 2026 (link in comments).

On this day in 1829, John Everett Millais was born.A founding member of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, visitors to our ...
08/06/2026

On this day in 1829, John Everett Millais was born.

A founding member of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, visitors to our Pre-Raphaelite galleries can see three of Millais' paintings on display: The Blind Girl, The Proscribed Royalist and Waiting.

On selected Fridays, explore Weoley Castle with our experienced guides and see real finds from the site on display in th...
04/06/2026

On selected Fridays, explore Weoley Castle with our experienced guides and see real finds from the site on display in the Visitors Centre.

The ruins of Weoley Castle are over 750 years old, and the site is one of the oldest buildings still visible in Birmingham.

Learn about the Lords of Dudley (the castle’s original owners), look at some of the objects they would have used and explore what their lives would have been like during the Middle Ages.

Find out more and book your tickets on our website (link in comments).

On Thursday 25 June, we're hosting a series of inspiring events exploring the connection between art, nature and wellbei...
02/06/2026

On Thursday 25 June, we're hosting a series of inspiring events exploring the connection between art, nature and wellbeing as part of Healing Arts Birmingham, a week-long, city-wide event showing how arts, culture and heritage can improve health, wellbeing and social equity.

- The Healing Power of Nature in Victorian Society – Join Dr Hardeep Dhindsa and Dr Bharti Parmar for a fascinating talk on how nature shaped ideas of healing in Victorian society.

- Soundbath Taster Sessions with Manoj Collective – Experience deep relaxation through an immersive 30-minute soundbath session using crystal bowls, gongs and chimes.

- Art Meets Infusion: Reclaiming ‘Truth to Nature’ – Step into the Pre-Raphaelite Galleries for a unique drop-in workshop blending herbalism, art and mindfulness.

- Yoga and Dishoom Breakfast – Start your day with a gentle yet energising yoga practice led by Manoj. After the session, participants will receive a voucher to enjoy breakfast at Dishoom.

Find out more and book your tickets on our website (link in comments).

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