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There’s plenty happening at the museum for the whole family to explore

Murder Most Foul, the Memories of a Murder Investigator

Retired Detective Sergeant James McManus joins us for an evening reflecting on his 30+ years in the West Midlands Police Force – recalling interesting characters, bizarre happenings, and some of his most memorable cases during his year in the Criminal Investigation Department. Joining in the 1960’s James shares his experience of how the force, technology, …

Date: 21st March 2025

Time: Talk begins at 18:30, doors open at 18:15

Tickets: £10.00

The Trial of Nathan McGregor – A Mock Trial Experience

Notice: You have been summoned for Jury duty regarding the case of the murder of Miss Jenna McGregor. Jenna McGregor has been found dead in her garden. Standing trial for her murder, is her brother Nathan McGregor. Mr McGregor denies the heinous crime – but can he convince you he is innocent? Join us at …

Date: 28th March 2025

Time: Doors open at 18:15 for a 18:30 start.

Tickets: £20.00

History of Forensics Talk

From early detective work to modern DNA analysis, forensic science has revolutionised crime investigation. This talk explores the evolution of forensic techniques from the theories of Alphonse Bertillon and early fingerprinting through  to modern digital forensics, shedding light on how forensics through the years has shaped justice through out history. Tickets are £10pp Doors open …

Date: 10th April 2025

Time: Talk begins at 18:30, doors open at 18:15

Tickets: £10.00

The Murder of Robert Casey

The year is 1891 and we ask you to join us on Friday 9th May for our Victorian inspired murder mystery night, The Murder of Robert Casey. Fancy your chances as a detective or know someone who thinks they are the next Sherlock Holmes? If so, then come join us after hours in the atmospheric …

Date: 9th May 2025

Time: Doors open at 18:15 for a 18:30 start

Tickets: £24.00

Looking for more?

If you’re looking for more to fill out your day in Birmingham, we recommend the following tours and museums!

Check out the Lock, Stock, & Barrel; Gun Quarter Walk presented by Black Heritage Walks Network. An in depth look into the history of Birmingham’s industrial revolution, and its impact on local communities.