A historic Birmingham attraction will reopen ahead of the summer after temporarily shutting its doors to visitors amid rising costs. Blakesley Hall, which is run by Birmingham Museums Trust ...

A historic Birmingham attraction has been forced to temporarily shut its door to visitors amid rising costs. Blakesley Hall, which is run by Birmingham Museums Trust, is a picture-perfect ...

Read more: The Birmingham attractions that are opening for free ... £6 for concessions or £20 for a family tickets to Blakesley Hall but, on Friday September 13 you can visit for free from ...

Historic properties, including Aston Hall and Blakesley Hall, will host family-friendly events beginning in August, though the venues will not be fully reopening due to lockdown restrictions.

NEW TOUR STOP: Digbeth Dining Club is bringing street food to one of Birmingham's oldest buildings - Blakesley Hall - in a new partnership with Birmingham Museums. Join us for a feast of award ...

Blakesley Hall, the Tudor house a few miles from the centre of Birmingham, will reopen to visitors on July 21. The Elizabethan house is one of Birmingham’s oldest and most historically ...

Digbeth Dining Club (DDC) will hold the pop-up event on 27 June in the grounds of Blakesley Hall, a Grade-II listed Tudor farmhouse in Yardley. DDC has previously held pop-ups at Midlands ...

Museum of Me at Blakesley Hall invited people from Stechford, Yardley and Lea Hall to tell their life stories. Participants ranged from eight years old to 88, each with a dedicated day to exhibit ...