Beach Boyz Tribute Band is back in town with its brand new 2019 show The Beach Boys® Tribute Show! See the boys up close as featured on BBC TV, BBC Radio Wales and BBC and independent local radio stations across the UK!

The Core Theatre, Homer Rd, Touchwood, Solihull

Today

Wightwick Manor and Gardens - Garden Party for All

Heritage Open Day: Welcome one, welcome all! The Mander family liked to open up Wightwick Manor and Gardens to everyone for a good Garden Party - and on 21 & 22 September, you’re invited to join in with music, games and fun for all the family! Party like it’s 1902!

National Trust, Wightwick Manor, Wightwick Bank, Wolverhampton

Today and Sun 22 Sep

Coventry Freemen’s Guild Room

Heritage Open Day: The City of Coventry Freemen’s Guild was re-formed in 1946 with the assistance of the City of London Freemen’s Guild. The original Guild was formed in the 14th century but was disbanded by Henry VIII.

Freemen’s Guildroom, St Mary’s Guildhall, Bayley Lane, Coventry

Today and Sun 22 Sep

Prefabulous - The Wake Green Road Prefabs

Heritage Open Day: Join us for an opportunity to see inside some of the historic grade II listed prefabs on the Wake Green Road and take a trip down memory lane with the Moving Prefab Museum.

Wake Green Road (Specific prefabs to be identified nearer the time), Birmingham

Today

Draper’s Hall

Heritage Open Day: Grade II listed Drapers Hall was built for the Draper’s Company in 1832 by architects Rickman & Hutchison in the Greek Revival style. Its stunning Regency interiors are largely intact.

Bayley Lane, Coventry

Today and Sun 22 Sep

The Great Meeting House Unitarian Church, Coventry

Heritage Open Day: The home for liberal religion in Coventry. You’ll be welcome between 10 and 2 on Saturday 21, and at 11 on Sunday 22 (usual service time): good stained glass and interesting organ, information about famous Unitarians.

Unitarian Church, 116 Holyhead Road, Coventry

Today and Sun 22 Sep

St Mary Magdalen Church

Heritage Open Day: The first thing that strikes you as you approach is the blue roof, glinting in the sun or glittering in the rain. And indeed, St Mary Magdalen’s is known as ‘The Church with the Blue Roof’. The owner of the land in 1168 was the Earl of Chester, Hugh of Cyfeiliog.

St. Mary Magdalen Church, Sir Thomas Whites Road, Coventry

Today and Sun 22 Sep

St Matthew’s Parish Church, Walsall

Heritage Open Day: See our 15th century chancel and font; 19th century nave and ceiling; stained glass. Guided tours of tower and 800 year old crypt. Exhibition about 1847 gas explosion. Refreshments; cream teas on Saturday.

St Matthew’s Parish Church, St Matthew’s Close, Walsall

Today

The Crotchet Club

Music education for 4+5 year olds. Taught in small groups this is the perfect introduction to music for your child . The course teaches the basics of music in a fun , informative environment with a guaranteed future place at DMS H of E Music Academy .

1664 high street Knowle

Today, Sat 28 Sep, Sat 5 Oct, Sat 12 Oct, Sat 19 Oct, Sat 26 Oct, Sat 2 Nov

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St Edburgha’s Church

Heritage Open Day: Our 700 year old church can only be open when it is staffed. This is one of only a few times when it will be open at weekends this year.

St Edburgha’s Church, Church Road, Yardley, Birmingham

Today and Sun 22 Sep

Council House

Heritage Open Day: The Council House is a Grade II early Tudor style listed building with rich heraldic decoration. It was built in 1913-17 although due to the start First World War, the building was not officially opened until June 1920 by the Duke of York.

Coventry City Council, Council House, Earl Street, Coventry

Today and Sun 22 Sep

Stourbridge’s Historical 18th Century Unitarian Chapel

Heritage Open Day: ’Power to the People’ is the theme of Heritage Open Days this year. But what have Unitarians ever done for us? Visit our lovely old chapel, built in 1788, and see our Exhibition to learn about surprising things Unitarians have done for this country.

, 176 Lower High Street, Stourbridge

Today

Discover Stirchley Baths

Heritage Open Day: Stirchley Baths was opened for swimming & bathing in 1911 and closed in 1986. It is a Grade 2 Listed building which was saved by community action and reopened in 2015 as a community centre. Explore the building & how the community saved it.

Bournville Lane, Stirchley, Stirchley, Birmingham

Today

Church of the Ascension, Hall Green

Heritage Open Day: Come and visit this handsome and historic Queen Anne Church and find out more about its history. There will be free refreshments and a treasure hunt for children with small prizes.

93B School Road, Hall Green, Birmingham

Today

St Mark’s Church

Heritage Open Day: Built in the Gothic Revival style in 1868 by architects Paull and Robinson an opportunity to view the chapel including the Feibusch Mural ’Ascension’. The Jewish German artist (1898 - 1998) was awarded the German grant state prize for painters in 1930.

St. Marks Church Annexe, Bird Street, Coventry

Today

Dan Whitehouse and Boo Hewerdine

Playing both separate sets and collaborating, come and join Boo Hewerdine and Dan Whitehouse play Folk at the NAC.

Address: Dunkley Street

Today

Moseley Society History Collection and its 40th Anniversary

Heritage Open Day: A rare opportunity to see some of the Moseley History Collection and meet local historians while finding out about the 40 years that The Moseley Society has been adding to the history of the area.

Highfield House, 91 Church Road, Moseley, Birmingham

Today

Wightwick Manor and Gardens - Heritage Open Day Garden Party

Welcome one, welcome all to our free open days! The Mander family liked to open up Wightwick Manor and Gardens to everyone for a good Garden Party - and on 21 & 22 September, you’re invited to join in with music, games and fun for all the family! Party like it’s 1902!

Wightwick Manor and Gardens, Wightwick Bank, Wolverhampton

Today and Sun 22 Sep

Exploring the archaeology of Park Street burial ground

Heritage Open Day: As archaeological excavations of Park Street burial ground for HS2 come to a close, meet archaeologists from MOLA Headland carrying out the dig and find out what has been learned so far about life and death in 19th century Birmingham.

Eastside City Park, Curzon St, Birmingham

Today

The Old Print Works

Heritage Open Day: There will be a small exhibition of artefacts associated with the buildings history as a print works and guided tours around the building. There will be tours around the building - hopefully by atleast one of the ex workers in the Factory.

The Old Print Works, 498-506 Moseley Road, Balsall Heath, Birmingham

Today

Saint Nicolas Place.The Old Grammar School & Tudor Merchant’s House. Guided Tours

Heritage Open Day: A fascinating trip through over 500 years of history. This is the largest collection of Medieval and Tudor buildings in greater Birmingham area that are still in their original position. Timber buildings, with many stories to tell.

Parish of Kings Norton, 81 The Green, Kings Norton, Birmingham

Today

Bonds Hospital Almshouse

Heritage Open Day: Bonds Hospital was the first of the two ancient almshouses to be built and it forms the northern side of what is still a very picturesque quadrangle.

Hill Street, Coventry

Today

Aldridge Transport Museum

Heritage Open Day: Primarily a commercial road transport museum featuring buses but also including smaller exhibits. No problem with taking photos and opportunities to interact with many of the vehicles.

Aston Manor Road Transport Museum, Shenstone Drive, Walsall

Today and Sun 22 Sep

Coombe Country Park

Heritage Open Day: Coombe Abbey Country Park offers 500 acres of beautiful gardens, woodland, lakeside walks and bird watching all set against the stunning Coombe Abbey. The site is steeped in history dating back to 1150 when the Abbey was founded by Cistercian monks. The Abbey is now a hotel.

Brinklow Road, Binley, Coventry

Today, Sun 22 Sep

Coventry Police Museum

Heritage Open Day: The Police museum was founded in 1957 by the then chief constable Edward Pendleton. Coventry police force was formed in March 1836 and was abolished in October 1969 when it amalgamated to become part of the Warwickshire and Coventry force. All areas of the museum will be open to look around.

Coventry Central Police Station, Little Park Street, Coventry

Today, Sun 22 Sep

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