Castle Bromwich Historic Gardens

Mothers' Day - celebrating Mothers and Mother Nature
2026-03-15 10:30 - 15:30 (Europe/London) | Castle Bromwich Historic Gardens, Chester Road, Castle Bromwich, Birmingham, B36 9BT, United Kingdom
Bring your mum to the Gardens on Sunday 15th and celebrate mothers and nurturing nature everywhere.
Enjoy the daffodils, cream tea in a box, paper flower crafts, or a magical tree tour…. or just a quiet stroll around the wakening Garden

Tours (11.30 and 2pm)
Cream Teas in a Box from 11am
PaperFlower drop in workshop 1- 3pm

Cream Tea in a Box, £7 available from 11am
Homemade scone, Cornish cream and jam, with endless tea… All in a convenient carry box.
Ideal for picnicking around the Gardens in amongst Nature (or can be taken in a differently civilised way at a table in the Courtyard or Melon Ground)
A bubbly version also available (£12)

Papercraft Flower Workshop Drop in between 12 and 2pm.
Donations welcome ( suggested around £4). Take away your own handmade crepe and tissue paper blooms.
Drop in, together with mum – or take her home a beautiful surprise.
Tour of the Gardens’ special trees (max 15 people per tour. Donations welcome)

Our trees give us shelter, nurture life and inspire us with their beauty and wonder.

Join Bethan Collerton for an informative and fascinating tour – 11:30 & 2pm.
Bethan is not only the Chair of our Trust, but also Head Gardener at Birmingham Botanical Gardens AND a regular member of the Gardeners Question Time (GQT) panel on BBC Radio4
No need to book,but please be aware cream teas, places in workshop and on tours will be available across the day until supplies run out.
NB Normal Garden Entry Fees Apply
Members free, adults £6.60, Concession £5.50 (with voluntary donations)

WildFoodUK Foraging Course
2026-03-18 12:00 - 15:30 | Castle Bromwich Historic Gardens, Chester Road, Castle Bromwich, Birmingham, B36 9BT, United Kingdom
Foraging safely… Even here in the city, Nature offers wonderful habitats and food for free. Join us and WildFoodUK for a fascinating stroll in the ‘urban countryside’. A first level course in foraging.
Castle Bromwich Hall and Gardens represent a rare example of a 17th century Jacobean country house, complete with its original garden setting and parkland. Situated only five miles from Birmingham City centre, the hall is now in private ownership, but 40 acres of historic garden and the parkland are managed by Castle Bromwich Historic Gardens Trust. The site contains a mosaic of habitats including formal gardens, orchards, woodland, wetlands and grasslands making it ideal for all year round foraging!
Our Foraging Courses begin with a short introduction to Wild Food UK, what to expect from your day and a brief summary of the general countryside codes, including our Foraging Code.
Heading off at a leisurely pace, your instructor will teach you how to safely identify the different species of edible and poisonous plants and mushrooms that you discover. This exploration will take about 2.5hrs, during which we’ll take a break for a homemade refreshment, such as our Hogweed & Wild Garlic Soup or Elderflower Champagne!
Then it’s back to the meeting point for a tasty wild food meal. This will include a selection of foraged homemade treats created by your instructor, and a dish made with what we have collected during the walk.
All of our food is seasonal, so what you are served depends on what is growing at that time of year. In Spring we will be making use of the fresh wild greens and in Autumn, the array of tasty wild mushrooms that the area has to offer.
You will receive a comprehensive set of Wild Food UK ‘Course Notes’ a few days after your course. This email will contain links and articles relating to the plants and mushrooms we discovered or discussed during the day.
Dates

Wednesday 18th Mar
12:00pm to 15:30pm (Approx End)

Friday 24th Apr
12:00pm to 15:30pm (Approx End)

Sunday 10th May
12:00pm to 15:30pm (Approx End)

Friday 26th Jun
12:00pm to 15:30pm (Approx End)

Saturday 11th Jul
10:00am to 13:30pm (Approx End)

Sunday 16th Aug
12:00pm to 15:30pm (Approx End)

Castle Bromwich Hall and Gardens has free parking, a courtyard cafe and toilet facilities. There is usually a charge to enter the gardens, but if you are attending a course with us we will cover the cost.
Discover more about this Historical Landmark: Castle Bromwich Hall and Gardens
N.B. Please be aware of the possibility that you will also cover Steep slopes, rough woodland on this course.

Tickets here

Blossom Bash - a blooming spring celebration: free event
2026-03-22 10:30 - 15:30 | Castle Bromwich Historic Gardens, Chester Road, Castle Bromwich, Birmingham, B36 9BT, United Kingdom
This March our Historic Gardens are teaming up with the National Trust to celebrate the start of Spring and the National Trust’s own Festival of Blossom by hosting its first ever Blossom Bash.
Blossom season starts with blackthorn (sloes!), then beautiful pink fluffy cherry blossoms around the city, before moving on to the generous blossom of pear trees, then apples. The highly scented Hawthorn (‘May’) and Elderflower follow later.
This Blossom Bash free event is a great way to start the season and brighten the experience for our eyes and nose…all welcome, just drop in.
Sunday 22 March 2026, 10:30am to 3:30pm
a day of family filled fun, fresh air and FREE activities.
The National Trust held an family picnic event in the grounds of The Charterhouse in Coventry to celebrate the start of the 2024 Blossom project. Picture by Shaun Fellows / Shine Pix Ltd
Activities include:

Flower Crown making with Ildiko Nagy
Scavenger Trails around the gardens and orchards
Interactive storytelling with Pyn Stockman (11.30am and 1.30pm)
Facepainting with Coloured Cheeks
Blossom themed crafts
Photos with our Blossom Queen.

We’ll also be showcasing the four winning designs from the National Trust Blossoming Spaces Competition which were submitted by primary and secondary children across East Birmingham.

Special Offers
The first 150 people to enter the event and share how they heard about the Blossom Bash will receive a token for a free hot or cold drink from the café.
Additional free free travel: NT will be arranging coaches departing from, and returning to sites within Shard End, Heartlands, Bromford & Hodge Hill and Yardley & West Stechford. For more information about the coach, please email Birmingham-Blossom@nationaltrust.org.uk

More events
Look out for more blossom events at the Gardens across the season:

Morris into May, Sunday 3rd May,
‘English Hanami’ blossom picnics, with Japanese food Sunday10th May,
Elderflower foraging and cordial making (tbc),

Easter at the Gardens 28th March-12th April
2026-03-28 - 2026-04-12 | Castle Bromwich Historic Gardens, Chester Road, Castle Bromwich, Birmingham, B36 9BT, United Kingdom
Easter Holidays in the Gardens – we’re open every day
The holidays are early this year, all the better for getting out into the open air, exploring nature and having fun outdoors.
The Gardens are open every day , seven days a week during the Easter holidays, Saturday 28th March to – Sunday 12th April 2026, 10.30 -4.30pm
OpenAir Cafe open every day.
And of course there are also Easter Egg Hunts
There are rabbit families around the Gardens. Can you find them all?! Hop, skip and jump along the way… Eggs-plore the beautiful Gardens and discover Nature on a self-guided family hunt.
Solve the trail questions and pop back to the entrance for your Easter eggy treat!

No need to book, just turn
Age: All ages
Cost: Normal entry fees apply for adults,
Cost : All children over 2yrs old – £4 (includes trail and egg reward for each child.) Trail reward includes a choice of Cadbury Creme eggs, Skittles or Chocolate Bunnies

Spring Wreath Workshop
2026-03-28 12:00 - 14:30, 2026-03-29 10:30 - 13:00 | Castle Bromwich Historic Gardens, Chester Road, Castle Bromwich, Birmingham, B36 9BT, United Kingdom
Spring Wreath Workshop at the Gardens
🌿 Join Claire of Amber Jean Flowers for another really popular relaxed and creative Spring Wreath workshop in the historic Music Room in the Gardens .
Using a sustainable wreath base, you’ll create your own seasonal design with fresh spring foliage, spring bulbs and dried grasses.
£60
✨ All materials and refreshments included
✨ Suitable for all abilities
✨ free parking and
✨access to the Gardens and outdoor cafe all day
Booking directly with Claire on her website HERE

Easter Craft Makes sessions
2026-03-30 12:00 - 14:00, 2026-04-09 12:00 - 14:00 | Castle Bromwich Hall Gardens Trust, Chester Road, Castle Bromwich, Birmingham, England, B36 9BT, United Kingdom
3 eggy decorations ready for Easter – great for kids

Spring is egg shaped!
Three simple, but charming craft activities to get you set for Easter
Older children welcomed (we suggest 5 years upwards) and their adults
Each ticket provides a child and adult the chance to make 3 charming decorations for Spring together to take home.
What’s included:
Each ticket covers the two hour child craft session AND the Easter Egg trail leaflet, Creme Egg ‘prize’ AND entry to the Gardens for the whole day.
Child /Adult combined Ticket £10 (+ transaction fee)
BOOK HERE
All materials supplied and instructions on the day will be relatively simple for you to work and create together, or individually .
The ticket also includes general Gardens entry and the Easter Trail so go wander and spot the bunnies, explore nature and spend some time hop, skipping and jumping too
All children must be accompanied by one adult .

Easter Minibeast Adventure
2026-03-31 11:00 - 12:15, 2026-04-01 13:30 - 14:45, 2026-04-02 13:30 - 14:45, 2026-04-07 11:00 - 12:15, 2026-04-08 13:30 - 14:45 | Castle Bromwich Hall Gardens Trust, Chester Road, Castle Bromwich, Birmingham, England, B36 9BT, United Kingdom
Calling all nature explores, this Easter join us at the gardens as we go on a minibeast safari.

What to expect?
We will exploring ponds and minibeasts, try your hand at pond dipping, hunt for minibeasts, learn to be a frog, play games and much more.
This session is entirely outdoors and is suitable for children aged 3 -12 years old.

Tickets are free – but space is limited – please book soon
A family is up to 2 adults + 3 children or 1 adult and up to 4 children. Under 2s are free in addition

Eco Gym
2026-04-01 22:30 | Castle Bromwich Hall Gardens Trust, Chester Road, Castle Bromwich, Birmingham, England, B36 9BT, United Kingdom
Conservation volunteer workshop.
These sessions are for members of the local community to get involved in conservation.

Want to stay in shape? Make new friends? Improve your wellbeing? Give something back to nature?
Here’s your answer!

Why not join us for a free nature based volunteering session. Get moving with a variety of tasks that will give your local green space a helping hand.
Meet new people who share a passion for being outdoors and staying active.
Soak up the benefits that fresh air and green space have on our mental health.
We meet regularly to carry out seasonal conservation tasks, with a mixture of gentle and more strenuous activities depending on your enegry levels.
And don’t worry if you have never done this before, our rangers will show you exactly what to do and explain why the work is so important. Gloves, tools and training are provided.
Please arrive a few minutes early for a prompt start.

Important.
Please note that these sessions are for individuals and families from the local community.
Business and corporate groups please contact castlebromparklandteam@gmail.com to discuss corperate volunteer opportunities.

EASTER Tree Tots Family Session
2026-04-02 10:15 - 11:15, 2026-04-02 12:00 - 13:00 | Castle Bromwich Historic Gardens, Chester Road, Castle Bromwich, Birmingham, B36 9BT, United Kingdom
🌳 Tree Tots Family Easter Special at Castle Bromwich Hall Gardens
Tickets: £9.00 per session (includes one adult and one child)
For children aged walking up to 10 years old Looking for exciting and enriching outdoor fun this Easter? Join us for Tree Tots Family Fun Easter Special — specially designed for children aged walking up to 10 years old and their grown-ups. Enjoy creative, nature-inspired activities in the magical setting of Castle Bromwich Hall Gardens. These sessions offer the perfect opportunity to slow down, play, explore, and connect — with your child, nature, and your local community.
🎟️ Ticket Details: £9.00 per session – includes 1 adult and 1 child Additional children or adults require separate tickets Full-day access to Castle Bromwich Hall Gardens included – stay after the session to explore, visit the café, or bring a picnic
🌿 What’s Included in Each Session? Creative Activities Seasonal, hands-on fun using natural materials — perfect for sparking imagination across all age groups. Stories, Rhymes & Literacy Fun Each session features engaging storytelling and wordplay for a wide range of ages. Messy & Exploratory Play Play freely and get messy — just bring waterproofs or wetsuits for younger ones and clothes you don’t mind getting dirty! Mindfulness Moments Discover the joy of being present together in nature — calm, simple, and grounding. Forest Bathing Immerse yourselves in the beauty of the gardens and enjoy nature’s calming effects. Community Connection Meet other families and enjoy a warm, welcoming atmosphere for parents and carers alike.
📍 Venue & Facilities Location: Castle Bromwich Hall Gardens Chester Road, Castle Bromwich, Birmingham B36 9BT Meeting Point: Entrance near the café Facilities Onsite: Free Parking Café Toilets & Baby Changing Area
✨ Join us for an unforgettable summer of fun, nature, and connection at Castle Bromwich Hall Gardens. Perfect for children aged walking to 10 years old. Limited spaces – book your session now! *THIS IS AN OUTDOOR EVENT PLEASE DRESS FOR THE WEATHER

Colonel Pickerings: Regiment of Foote
2026-04-04 10:30 - 16:30, 2026-04-05 10:30 - 16:30 | Castle Bromwich Historic Gardens, Chester Road, Castle Bromwich, Birmingham, B36 9BT, United Kingdom
Step back 350 years to the English Civil War and experience life on the road for soldiers and their families.
Over the Easter weekend (Saturday and Sunday) , John Pickering and his Regiment of Foote take up residence in the Gardens. Wander among the Parliamentary troops and their followers as they prepare for battle at Curdworth Bridge, near Water Orton. Get into conversation with those who cooked the meals and sewed the cloth…
Let your imagination float back centuries to the sound and smell of muskets and campfire smoke… Drills, musket practise and musters happen throughout the day. Family Friendly (with some loud noises)
This is a much-needed fundraising event for the Gardens so your support and generosity at the entrance gate will be much appreciated.
No need to Book... Normal Entry Fees apply
All tickets and donations go to support the long term work for the Trust, preserving and sharing the 18th century Gardens and Parkland

Mummers for Easter Monday
2026-04-06 12:00 - 14:00 | Castle Bromwich Historic Gardens, Chester Road, Castle Bromwich, Birmingham, B36 9BT, United Kingdom
Easter trails continue on Easter Monday .. and as an extra treat (12 ish &1.30pm) a tradtitional ‘Pace Egging’ Mummers play from our friends the Glorishears of Brummagem.
A bit like pantomime, ‘Mummers’ plays are gentle knock about folk plays tradtionally played at christmas, new year and easter.
Brummagem Mummers are thrilled to make their return to the Gardens to bring their own take on mumming, in this short Easter themed play that is suitable for all ages.
Free performances (about 20mins) in the Courtyard at 12 and 1.30 ish …

Robin Hood and Little John battle with Fred the Fly Tipper, who not only is dumping rubbish all over our countryside but is now trying to steal the King’s deer from Sherwood Forest.
Join Brummagem Morris in their off-beat, hysterical, modern, interpretation of a traditional mummers play.
Cringe at the terrible gags.
Meet Dobbin the horse and Jolly Jack the sailor (what’s he doing in Sherwood?)
See what wonderous cures the Doctor can pull out of his bag to resuscitate the fallen characters.
Laugh at the terrible rhyming poetry and groan at the awful puns.
Fun for all the family.

Introduction to the Gardens Tour
2026-04-11 10:30 - 11:30, 2026-04-11 14:00 - 15:00 | Castle Bromwich Hall Gardens Trust, Chester Road, Castle Bromwich, Birmingham, England, B36 9BT, United Kingdom
Occasional informal walks that will explore the general history of these eighteenth-century gardens. Booking advised. Can take walk-ups.

Join Jack for a gentle meander around these historic rescued Baroque Gardens. From the Hall to the hornbeam, have the chance to explore their unique history, how we use them today and how they fit into our local and national heritage story.
Ask questions Jack about their botanical and cultural history. The Gardens Charitable Trust loves sharing the Gardens and your interest and visit helps us keep them here for another 350 years….

Costs and booking
Normal entry fees to the Gardens apply – PLUS we would be grateful for an extra donation for the walk – give as you feel

You can book your place here to ensure your place, but we can also take walk-ups so please ask at the kiosk till if you decide to come on the day. Maximum group size 12.
Garden entry fees: £6/£5 adults (Free for Pass holders) – please pay on the day.

What to expect
We will meet in the courtyard of Castle Bromwich Historic Gardens before taking a gentle stroll in and around the grounds for about one hour. Please be punctual.
Sturdy footwear is advised, we will be walking on grass and please dress according to the weather conditions. Paths can be uneven and sometimes slippery.
There are places to sit along the way, and we will go at the pace of our slowest participant.
Café, shop (and toilets) are available for your use both before and after the walk

Father's Lines: Saranjit Birdi - prints & poetry event day.
2026-04-11 11:00 - 15:00 | Castle Bromwich Historic Gardens, Chester Road, Castle Bromwich, Birmingham, B36 9BT, United Kingdom
A relaxed day of performances, activities and exhibition.
As part of a wider tour, multidisciplinary artist, Saranjit Birdi, explores his rediscovery of his ‘Father’s Lines’ of poetry and prose.
Saranjit and fellow artist Niall Singh Rakhra invite you to listen to a short series of poetry performances around the Gardens and encourage you to react and respond with words or drawings… as you will. (all materials provided).
Normal entry fees to the Gardens apply – activities free.
Prints and drawings by Saranjit and Niall will remain on exhibition in the Music Room for a month

Junior Falconry Experience
2026-04-12 11:00 - 12:30 | Castle Bromwich Hall and Gardens Trust, Chester Road, Castle Bromwich, Birmingham, England, B36 9BT, United Kingdom
A 90-minute experience getting close up and flying owls and birds of prey – for under 16s

Young people’s interest in wildlife, or even in Harry Potter, just grows and grows.
Now, your young enthusiast has the opportunity to get close to these wonderful creatures and to learn how to hold them safely on the hand (with a glove on, obviously!)
Our adult Falconry and Owl sessions have a great following here in the Gardens and now Tora’s Falconry can offer small groups their own hands-on experience during the school holidays.
With just 12 child places per 90 minute session, each child get an opportunity to learn about the birds, see them fly and get a chance to fly a small owl or falcon.
These sessions are suitable for almost any age, but we suggest at least 5 years or over . (NB The 90 minute sessions do have a break, but it is still the length of two school lessons!)

Each child ticket INCLUDES a place for ONE accompanying adult.
Children must be accompanied.
You can buy one additional adult ticket(maximum 2 adults per child) – click on AddOns, after you have bought your main ticket.
Main ticket: Child (with adult) £20
Extra adult : £8
All tickets give you access to the Gardens for the whole day, so take your opportunity to explore the Gardens, follow the witches trail and explore the scary maze…

Carboot Sale (Fundraiser)
2026-04-19 08:00 - 12:30 | Castle Bromwich Historic Gardens, Chester Road, Castle Bromwich, Birmingham, B36 9BT, United Kingdom
Free entry for buyers
09:30 – 12:30
After last year’s autumn date was ‘storm cancelled’… we trying again for April…
With bacon batches being served from 09:00, and the Gardens open from the same time, we can’t wait to welcome so may of you to this historic space.
(Previous pitch bookers will be contacted directly – there may not be room for new tables sorry – keep checking back here for any changes)
This is a fundraising event for the Gardens so please do give generously…

WildFoodUK Foraging Course
2026-04-24 12:00 - 15:30, 2026-05-10 12:00 - 15:30 | Castle Bromwich Historic Gardens, Chester Road, Castle Bromwich, Birmingham, B36 9BT, United Kingdom
Foraging safely… Even here in the city, Nature offers wonderful habitats and food for free. Join us and WildFoodUK for a fascinating stroll in the ‘urban countryside’. A first level course in foraging.
Castle Bromwich Hall and Gardens represent a rare example of a 17th century Jacobean country house, complete with its original garden setting and parkland. Situated only five miles from Birmingham City centre, the hall is now in private ownership, but 40 acres of historic garden and the parkland are managed by Castle Bromwich Historic Gardens Trust. The site contains a mosaic of habitats including formal gardens, orchards, woodland, wetlands and grasslands making it ideal for all year round foraging!
Our Foraging Courses begin with a short introduction to Wild Food UK, what to expect from your day and a brief summary of the general countryside codes, including our Foraging Code.
Heading off at a leisurely pace, your instructor will teach you how to safely identify the different species of edible and poisonous plants and mushrooms that you discover. This exploration will take about 2.5hrs, during which we’ll take a break for a homemade refreshment, such as our Hogweed & Wild Garlic Soup or Elderflower Champagne!
Then it’s back to the meeting point for a tasty wild food meal. This will include a selection of foraged homemade treats created by your instructor, and a dish made with what we have collected during the walk.
All of our food is seasonal, so what you are served depends on what is growing at that time of year. In Spring we will be making use of the fresh wild greens and in Autumn, the array of tasty wild mushrooms that the area has to offer.
You will receive a comprehensive set of Wild Food UK ‘Course Notes’ a few days after your course. This email will contain links and articles relating to the plants and mushrooms we discovered or discussed during the day.
Dates

Friday 24th April (12-3.30pm)
Sunday 10th May (12.3.30pm)
Saturday 11th July (10am- 1.30)
Sunday 16th Aug (12-3.30pm)

Castle Bromwich Hall and Gardens has free parking, a courtyard cafe and toilet facilities. There is usually a charge to enter the gardens, but if you are attending a course with us we will cover the cost.
Discover more about this Historical Landmark: Castle Bromwich Hall and Gardens
N.B. Please be aware of the possibility that you will also cover Steep slopes, rough woodland on this course.

Tickets here

Morris into May...
2026-05-03 11:30 - 16:30 | Castle Bromwich Historic Gardens, Chester Road, Castle Bromwich, Birmingham, B36 9BT, United Kingdom
Morris Into May
The success of the 2025 event has led us to schedule it once more.
As the last vestiges of Winter are beaten back by the arrival of Summer, we welcome warmer, sunnier and altogether more colourful days. Join us for all the madness of May, Beorma Morris and the Wild Man of the Wood…
Merry Crafts
If you don’t quite have the chance to bring your own floral outfit, then we have you sorted. In our Melon Ground, from 11:30, our wonderful volunteers will be showing you how to make and decorate your own willow crowns. Ideal for any Merry May event, they will be the perfect headwear for the day’s happenings. Donations welcome.
Merry Morris, the Green Man and the May Monarch
When you’ve had the chance to make your crowns, Beorma will strike up at 14:00 with their Border dances to entertain you all. Then the Wild Man of the Wood will then introduce the folklore of May and its merry connotations, before we gather for our Coronation procession onto the Archery Lawn. Here, our chosen May Monarch will be crowned, and the last of Winter chased away in true Border Morris fashion.
It’s a chance to indulge in a bit of Merrie Old England, and welcome in the Summer, all in the Merry Month of May!
Come dressed in white and florals, with head-dresses and all manner of folky accoutrements, and you might just be chosen to be crowned as our May Monarch!

Entry fees apply. Free for Annual Pass holders.
Do support us by purchasing from our café and our shop.

Blossom Picnics - an english hanami celebration
2026-05-10 12:00 - 15:30 | Castle Bromwich Historic Gardens, Chester Road, Castle Bromwich, Birmingham, B36 9BT, United Kingdom
Picnics under the Blossoms – a japanese tradition borrowed for our apple orchards here in Brum.
If the blossom gods are kind, the two heritage apple orchards will be puffy with blossoms and chef Yumi Okamura will be cooking up her delicious specialities especially for our visitors.
Pre booking for food is now open… last orders 12am Tuesday 5th May
There will be more food available on the day for picnicking or taking home… but dont risk disappointment. Scroll down for a preview of the food..
As well as food, there will be locally based Japanese artists on site selling their work and running drop-in origami and calligraphy

Everything is made fresh on the day for you!!
Picnics welcome.

Normal entry fees apply for the Gardens

Courtyard cafe (where the food will be) is free.

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Pictures of Spring - drawing inspiration from Edith Holden
2026-05-16
Expert or beginner – all are welcome to spend and hour or two ‘taking a line for a walk’ and creating drawings in, and of, the Gardens.
Having ‘adopted’ local naturalist and artist Edith Holden as our guide and inspiration, we invite all visitors to have a go at capturing a bit of Spring on paper.
There will be paper and drawing materials available to use and you are welcome to bring your own.
No pressure, no judgement…. just observe and enjoy.
Across the day, Edith Holden enthusiast and collector, Rachel Smith- Chopra, will be on hand to share her experiences and knowledge of Edith Holden’s travels around Birmingham and Solihull.
individuals, families, groups… all welcome.
All materials and activities free with Normal Gardens Entrance Fee. No need to book.

Children's Bug Magnet Craft
2026-05-27 12:00 - 14:00 | Castle Bromwich Historic Gardens, Chester Road, Castle Bromwich, Birmingham, B36 9BT, United Kingdom
Magnets and Sunshine!
Join us in decorating and making three/four Nature-themed magnets, and one flower pot complete with sunflower seed!
Wednesday 27th May 12-1.30pm
Child Ticket £10 – includes ONE adult entry and you can stay as long as you like
Older children welcomed (ideal ages 5 and 10 ) with their adults.
You’ll make three-four magnets and have the chance to decorate them with googlie-eyes, a variety of colours and other accessories.
Use them as hanging decorations, magnets or even a plant label for your sunflower!
(Children must be accompanied by an adult)
All materials supplied and instructions on the day will be relatively simple for you to work and create together, or individually .
The ticket also includes general Gardens entry so go wander and explore our Heritage site.
With its Mud Kitchen, Outdoor Play area and maze, stay and explore; there is so much to do!
Please note, we take photographs at our events. If you would not like to be in them, just let our photographer know when/if they come round. They will introduce themselves.
