Wander through our historic town as characters go about their daily tasks of spring cleaning and learn some old-fashioned tips and techniques along the way.

Join our qualified BSL interpreter and knowledgeable historic characters as they take you through themed tours bringing Black Country history to life. 

From the psychedelic decorations to the far-out fashions, experience a blast from the past that captures the spirit of this revolutionary decade.

Discover classic cars, motorcycles, and vintage vehicles at Black Country Living Museum's Festival of Vehicles, perfect for families and transport fans.

Put on your finest vintage attire and immerse yourself in all things 1940s as you wander through the Museums authentic streets, filled with the sights and sounds of wartime Britain.

Walk in the footsteps of the show’s biggest stars as the Museum celebrates the show that put Birmingham on the map. Limited tickets remaining for Saturday 14 March! 

Join us for an atmospheric evening of live entertainment, industrial demonstrations, vintage vehicles and living history as we celebrate the industrial heritage of the region that helped shape the modern world.

Prepare to be spooked as we open our doors to little devils and ghouls!

Join us for an unforgettable evening as the Museum comes alive with the vibrant sights, sounds, and spirit of Diwali at Festival of Light.

Gather around our open fires, sing along with traditional carollers and Fifties favourites, and enjoy traditional Christmas treats to get into the festive mood.

We're taking part in National Lottery Open Week, with free entry to the Museum on Thursday 12 March 2026 for Lottery players. Read on to find out more. 

You don’t need to imagine how the past looked, smelled, or tasted; you can experience it for yourself here at the Museum. 

Black Country Living Museum and Walsall Football Club are proud to announce a new partnership that celebrates the shared identity, history, and community spirit of the Black Country.

A lovingly restored Black Country-built scooter has been acquired by the national award-winning Black Country Living Museum (BCLM), helping to keep a little-known story of automotive history alive.

Wednesfield FC, a proud community football club founded in 1961, is set to honour its roots and break new ground through a unique sponsorship agreement with the Black Country Living Museum (BCLM).

In case yow ay heard, we’m beyond proud that we have been awarded Gold for Large Visitor Attraction of the Year at the 2025 VisitEngland Awards for Excellence—a moment of real pride not just for the Museum, but for the entire Black Country region.