Throughout the year, visitors of all ages are treated to a jam-packed and fun-filled programme of entertaining workshops and activities to excite, delight, and amaze.

Whether you're interested in dance, art, music, graphics, photography or learning the tricks of the trade you'll find it at The Public

Grab a bite to eat at Pink Tank, located on the ground floor of the building, and tuck in to a range of freshly-cooked hot meals, sandwiches and other snacks all sourced from local ingredients.

PinkTank Cafe Bar located on the ground floor of The Public is open to the general public and visitors to the building, and offers a great selection of freshly prepared hot and cold snacks, paninis, breakfasts and refreshments, offering great value for money. The Caf‚© Bar is open from 10am - 5pm, Monday to Friday, 10am to 3pm on Saturday and Sunday. The full menu is available to download below. On Saturday and Sunday a limited menu is available, serving light snacks - soups, sandwiches and cakes. These times are subject to change if there is a ticketed event. Free Wi-FI is available for all visitors.

Visitors will have the opportunity to make their own unique souvenirs in 'Make'. Come and have your photo taken and put on a mug, badge or even t-shirt.

There are full award winning toilet facilities including disabled cubicles and baby changing, on several floors.

UK Baby Friendly We welcome nursing mothers, offer a private area for nursing if required, offer bottle warming service in our cafe and have highchairs available in the cafe area. Baby changing facilities are on the ground floor and a private room is available for breastfeeding with visible support throughout indicating that visitors are free to breastfeed throughout the building.

By Road: Signposted from all major routes into West Bromwich town centre, including M5 junction 1 ‚– just a few minutes away.

By Rail: Sandwell and Dudley Station is five minutes by bus or taxi. For National Rail Enquiries, call 0845 748 4950.

By Metro: To West Bromwich Central from Snow Hill, Birmingham or St George's, Wolverhampton.

The Public offers a unique setting for learners to be involved in pioneering and ambitious arts projects. We aim to encourage learners to work outside their normal working environment and be creatively involved in both traditional and digital art forms. The Public¯Â¿Â½s interactive galleries use interaction in a way that is accessible to visitors regardless of skill or ability. By using touch sensitive screens visitors will be able to contort and control digital art works to a fully personalised level. Our exhibits have been received well by specialised disability groups as it provides a superior level of sensory engagement within the realm of the art gallery and museum environment.

If you've had fun on your family day out to The Public, tell us about it your visit, so other people will know it's a great place to go as well.

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