IN PICTURES: Flat caps and fancy dress as Peaky Blinders fans fill Black Country museum
The order of the Peaky Blinders was in force at the Black Country Living Museum as the venue was filled with fancy dress and music.
The museum welcomed in guests on Saturday to enjoy a 1920s-style evening of music, food and drink in the manner of the popular series partly filmed at the site..
The Peaky Blinders nights had been a popular feature of the museum before the start of the coronavirus pandemic and the museum has started the nights up again, with people encouraged to dress up in their 1920s best.
The weekend of events allowed people to place bets in the Racing Tent, try their luck at the casino, listen to music by the Destroyers and Kal's Katz and visit locations around the site where the show was filmed.
There was also a range of period food and drink on offer in the bars and even an opportunity to get a close razor shave from the onsite barbers.
Head of audiences and communications Grant Bird said the return of the events after nearly two years had been a wonderful moment for the museum and for everyone attending.
He said: "It's amazing to be able to put this back on again as there has been a real appetite and demand for it, with the museum hosting Charlie's yard, one of the most iconic locations in the series.
"It's great to be able to open our doors back up again and to know that people are safe and not have the restrictions in place any more.
"It's also great to have the museum come back to life at night again with lots of music and people dressed up in character as it becomes really atmospheric and is a brilliant thing to do."
