There will be live music, bhangra dancing and food to enjoy at the Black Country Living Museum’s Festival of Light
The Black Country Living Museum is hosting a Festival of Light to celebrate Diwali
Take a look at this Festival of Light procession taking place in Dudley for Diwali.
The Black Country Living Museum is hosting a special event with illuminated lanterns, authentic food, Bhangra dancing and workshops.
The atmospheric parade is taking place on the cobbled streets of the 1940s-1960s town within the museum.
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The family-friendly event runs from 6pm to 9.30pm on Saturday November 7.
A spokesman for the museum said: “Join us for an unforgettable evening as the museum comes alive with the vibrant sights, sounds, and spirit of Diwali at Festival of Light.”
“Feel the rhythm with Bollywood and bhangra dancing as we light up the museum’s historic streets and enjoy live music and dance from the heart of our 1940s–60s town to every corner of the museum.”
The Bottle & Glass Inn illuminated at the Black Country Living Museum
He added: “Witness a dazzling lantern procession as it illuminates the night and winds its way through our historic cobbled streets in a brilliant display of light and colour.
“Enjoy authentic cuisine, take part in workshops and activities, and witness the spectacle of dazzling entertainment.
“Whether you’re coming to dance, create, learn, or simply soak in the atmosphere, Festival of Light promises an evening full of joy, culture, and connection.
“Bring your friends and family and be part of this spectacular celebration of Diwali.”
Lanterns at the BCLM Festival of Light parade
Booking is essential.
Tickets cost £12.95 for adults, £8.95 for children aged three to 15 and £6 for carers. Under threes go free.
There are also Halloween Nights featuring trick-or-treating, mischievous historic characters, haunted streets and family fun on October 24, 29, 30 and 31.
Find out more and book tickets via the Black Country Living Museum website.
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