Wolverhampton Arts & Culture

Notice: The Art Gallery, Bantock House, Bilston Gallery are currently closed. City Archives is open. You can still stay connected with Wolverhampton Arts and Culture through our free online and family friendly resources.

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Summer (April to September)
Tuesday – Sunday: 11am – 5pm
Winter (October to March)
Saturday & Sunday : 11am – 5pm
Admission free

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Bantock House Museum
Finchfield Road
Wolverhampton
West Midlands
WV3 9LQ
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Bantock House Museum

Posted March 26, 2012 1:26 pm by admin under

  • Macbeth

    27thAug7pm - 10pm
    The Lord Chamberlain’s Men, the UK’s premier all male theatre company - with direct links to the history of William Shakespeare - invite you to join them this summer for the breathless and brilliant tragedy, Macbeth.

Bantock House Museum

Restored to its Edwardian glory, Bantock House is a hidden treasure set within 43 acres of parkland and surrounded by delightful formal gardens.

We’ve extended our cafe opening times! We are now open 7 days a week from 9am, so you can join us for the all-new Bantock Breakfast!

Facilities

  • Drinks
  • Food Drink
  • Shop Disabled Access
  • Family Friendly
  • Gardens
  • Park
  • Picnic Area
  • Outdoor Play Area
  • Onsite Parking
  • Meeting Rooms
  • Bus Stop
  • Buggies Welcome
  • Baby Changing
Following the latest announcement from Government Bantock House will remain closed until further notice. The Courtyard Café will remain open with take out service available only. Whilst we are closed you can still experience art digitally by visiting our online exhibitions, free resources for all ages, plus much more.

We’d like to take this opportunity to thank everyone for their generous support over recent months. We hope to see you all very soon.

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Visit Bantock House Museum and explore the history of Wolverhampton and its people in the period settings of the former Bantock family home.

Complete with carved oak panelled rooms, decorative glass, tiles and period furnishings inspired by the Arts and Crafts movement, lives are revealed alongside displays of locally made enamels, japanned ware, jewellery, toys, dolls and much more.

With views over the Dutch Garden, the popular courtyard café serves homemade food, drinks and ice creams. Free onsite parking available.