The Black Country Living Museum (BCLM) in Dudley, England, has announced three Peaky Blinders nights scheduled throughout 2026, with the first on 14 March.
Visitors to BCLM can walk in the footsteps of Birmingham's most infamous gang, as it was used as a filming location for several scenes in the hit TV drama. Now, with the release of the film The Immortal Fan, the museum is running a series of special evening events.
See also: Expansion & authenticity at the Black Country Living Museum
Filming locations & live entertainment
The museum offers visitors filming location maps, and Blue Plaques can be found around the site.
Charlie’s Yard is the most iconic backdrop, appearing in all six series of the show. First introduced in episode one, it quickly became a central setting. In truth, it is the Museum's boat dock and anchor forge, rich with regional industrial history.
Additionally, the canal towpath has witnessed several tense moments, acting as a drop-off point for characters visiting the Yard. The Canal Street bridge also became a key meeting spot for Freddie and Ada in season one.
The museum's forges and metalworking shops have experienced their own dramas, including shootouts.
The Peaky Blinders nights will include live entertainment, including music, games, and interactive performances, while they explore the immersive atmosphere and enjoy proper Black Country food and drink.
Describing the 16+ event, BCLM says:
"Stay alert for stories unfolding all around, but watch your step as you never know who might be lurking around the corner. Keep your wits about you and don’t forget, if you spot something unusual – you didn’t see anything, alright?
"Dress to impress in your finest threads and frocks as you wind your way through our historic streets. Enjoy incredible live music, witness wild entertainment and tuck in to fantastic food."
Last month, BCLM also announced that it is expanding its dog-friendly days through the rest of this year. Amid a growing trend for pet-friendly experiences in visitor attractions, the trial initiative was launched in November 2025.
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