Exhibitions
Open daily, 9.30am to 4.00pm
Brooke Robinson Exhibition
Located on the first floor landing area of Himley Hall, volunteers are on hand to talk about the the life of Brooke Robinson and this fascinating collection.
The collection includes a range of 17th, 18th and 19th century British and European paintings, furniture and ceramics. Bilston enamels, commemorative medals, Greek, Roman and Egyptian pottery and personal memorabilia relating to Brooke Robinson and his two wives also feature. Free entry.
View a rotating selection from the Brooke Robinson collection in the Gallery at Himley Hall.
Open Wednesdays, 11am to 3pm
More information on the Brooke Robinson Collection.
Breathe, Walk, Linger
Jude Hanly
until 8th February 2026
Featuring the dramatic and emotive paintings of nature by Jude Hanly:
"Inspired by nature, recalling places experienced and recalled as the work forms, creating from a place of no
time, no space, no body. I construct the artworks with multiple layers using pigments and objects found
to hand, but at the same time leaving space, for the unexpected to happen.
All my senses seem to be more alive when I’m in nature painting, mesmerised by the shear force and complexity of the world around us. My paintings are based on capturing the essence of feelings, emotions and the invisible energy that pervades in the universe, focusing on the landscape in current time and its struggle for survival."
You can see Jude's work below, and find more at her website
Victory Art Group
until 11th January 2026
Every week, this passionate collective of amateur artists gathers at the Baggeridge Lydiate Rooms to paint, create, and share their ideas. Their latest exhibition is a showcase of their talent, demonstrating an impressive range of styles, mediums, and subjects—from bold abstracts to delicate landscapes. Come explore the artistic spirit that thrives in your community.