Museum announces Peaky Blinders themed events
BBCFans of Peaky Blinders are being given the chance to journey into Birmingham's industrial 1920's landscape with a series of themed evenings.
The Black Country Living Museum has announced three Peaky Blinders nights, taking place throughout 2026, with the first on 14 March.
It follows the premiere of the film, The Immortal Man, which took place at Symphony Hall in Birmingham.
The film is being shown at cinemas for two weeks, beginning on Friday, and will then stream on Netflix from 20 March.
The film picks up from Steven Knight's acclaimed Birmingham-set TV series, with Oscar winner Murphy reprising his role as gang leader Tommy Shelby who is depicted returning to the city during World War Two.
The Black Country Living Museum said there would be live music, "wild entertainment" on all three themed nights, which also include 26 September and 14 November.
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