The Black Country Living Museum will once again come alive with the vibrant sights, sounds, and spirit of Diwali at Festival of Light.
On Saturday 18th October, between 5pm - 9pm, the museum will see live music and dance from the heart of the 1940s-60s town to every corner of the historic streets.
Witness a dazzling lantern procession as it illuminates the night and makes its way through the museum site.
Visitors can get creative with Rangoli workshops and help craft floral masterpieces, take part in cultural crafts, discover beautiful light installations illuminating the museum grounds.
Local vendors will be serving up authentic South Asian cuisine, and visitors can also explore interactive lessons about Diwali in St. James’ School.
Tickets cost £8.50 for adults and aged 3-15, £4.25 for carers, they are on sale now at tickets.bclm.com.
The Black Country Living Museum will once again come alive with the vibrant sights, sounds, and spirit of Diwali at Festival of Light.
On Saturday 18th October, between 5pm - 9pm, the museum will see live music and dance from the heart of the 1940s-60s town to every corner of the historic streets.
Witness a dazzling lantern procession as it illuminates the night and makes its way through the museum site.
Visitors can get creative with Rangoli workshops and help craft floral masterpieces, take part in cultural crafts, discover beautiful light installations illuminating the museum grounds.
Local vendors will be serving up authentic South Asian cuisine, and visitors can also explore interactive lessons about Diwali in St. James’ School.
Tickets cost £8.50 for adults and aged 3-15, £4.25 for carers, they are on sale now at tickets.bclm.com.