Murder Mystery at The Black Country Living Museum in The Midlands

We have two dates lined up at The Black Country Living Museum where we are offering a bespoke interactive murder mystery around this iconic location. This is where scenes were filmed for The Peaky Blinders, and our script tips a cap at this iconic show. This is an adult (18+) event, although we are planning family events next year. The price is £75 per ticket with concessions for carers, and it includes a meal.

5th September 2026, starting 5.30 p.m.

10th October 2026, starting 5.30 p.m.

The Black Country Living Museum, Dudley

The Black Country Living Museum is an open-air museum located in Dudley, in the West Midlands of England. It brings the history of the Black Country to life by recreating the towns, industries, and communities that shaped the region during the Industrial Revolution. The museum covers over 26 acres and features carefully restored buildings, shops, houses, and workshops that represent different periods of local history.

Visitors can explore traditional streets, ride historic trams and buses, and watch demonstrations of old crafts such as chain making, metalworking, and glass production. Costumed staff and volunteers help create an authentic atmosphere by explaining how people lived and worked in the past. The museum also offers opportunities to taste traditional foods, including the famous Black Country faggots and fish and chips cooked using historic methods.

The Black Country Living Museum is an educational and cultural attraction that helps preserve the heritage of one of Britain's most important industrial regions. It has gained popularity through its appearances in television programmes and films. By combining history with interactive experiences, the museum provides an enjoyable and informative visit for people of all ages, making it a valuable place for learning about Britain's industrial past.

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