Santa's Workshop at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery

Santa's Workshop at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery

What it is

Step into the magic of the season at Santa’s Workshop at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery, where little ones are welcomed into a cosy, festive setting to meet Santa himself. Children will gather round to meet Farther Christmas, before heading to his workshop with our Christmas Elves for a hands-on craft activity.

While families get creative, each child will be invited to meet Santa personally to receive a special gift and have a photo taken to remember the day. This 45-minute experience is filled with festive cheer, creativity, and memorable moments, making it the perfect way to celebrate the season together.

Good to know Tickets to see Santa are an additional charge, priced at £7.00 per child Babies in arms (under 12 months) do not require a ticket if they are accompanying another paying child unless you would like them to have the full Santa experience with a gift. The Grotto is located on Level 2.

The event takes place at 1 pm and 3 pm on weekends and Christmas holidays from 5th of December till the 23rd of December. Pre-booking is strongly advised

Questions

When does Santa's Workshop at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery start and end?

Santa's Workshop at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery runs Saturday, 5 December 2026, 13:00.

Where is Santa's Workshop at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery?

Santa's Workshop at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery takes place at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, Chamberlain Square, Birmingham.

Also at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery

  1. 11:00Live printing demonstrations with Stirchley PrintworksSun 29 Nov · Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery
  2. 09:00Breakfast with Santa at Birmingham Museum & Art GallerySat 5 Dec · Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery
  3. 11:30Spot Santa at Birmingham Museum & Art GallerySat 5 Dec · Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery
  4. 12:30Dynamix Christmas Choir PerformanceSat 5 Dec · Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery

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