Black Country Living Museum is open all year round, however, for one weekend only this July, they invite visitors to don their vintage threads to step back in time to the 1940s and see the Museum’s historic streets transformed. During this special weekend, the open-air Museum provides an immersive experience where you can discover sights, sounds and stories of the 1940s. This unique weekend offers visitors an unforgettable journey into a pivotal era of history.
Whether you’re a history buff, a fan of vintage life, or simply looking for a fun weekend out with friends, on Saturday, July 13 and Sunday, July 14 the Museum’s 1940s Weekend promises an enriching and memorable experience. Plus, visitors can extend their time in the past with a special evening event on the Saturday night. Don your finest threads and have a glimpse of wartime life at the popular West Midlands open-air museum, with daytime activities and an evening event promising a memorable night out (Image: Black Country Living Museum) 1940s-style entertainment Find yourself walking historic streets browsing shops, houses and industrial workplaces of the past as they are brought to life with reenactors - it’s the perfect setting for you to get into the blitz spirit.
Among the highlights are 1940s-style entertainment, fashion shows, live music, vintage and military vehicles, historic displays, street parties and fascinating real-life stories. For the history enthusiasts, whether you spend the day or night soak.