Visitor Info

Himley Hall is an outstanding setting for the Black Country Music Festival, combining historic character with a layout that naturally brings people together. The courtyard creates an intimate yet lively atmosphere, where performances feel close and engaging, enhanced by the surrounding architecture and sense of heritage.

The cobbled street area adds a unique charm that modern venues can’t match. Its authentic character reflects the spirit of the Black Country, making the festival feel rooted in its cultural identity. It’s also ideal for food stalls, local traders, and informal performances, adding variety and energy to the event.

Together, these spaces offer both atmosphere and practicality, allowing music, community, and local culture to flow seamlessly. Himley Hall doesn’t just host the festival—it helps define its identity and makes the experience more memorable for everyone involved.

Parking for the Black Country Music Festival is available at Himley Hall and Park.

A large on-site pay and display car park is located close to the main entrance, with a pleasant walk through the park leading to the festival area.

Parking charges:

• Up to 2 hours: £3.50

• All day: £4.50

• Blue Badge holders: Free

The car park is open daily from morning until dusk. Please note that it can become busy during events, so we recommend arriving early to secure a space and allow plenty of time to reach the festival site.

Address:
Himley Hall and Park
Himley
Dudley
DY3 4DF

We encourage visitors to consider car sharing where possible to help reduce congestion and improve access for everyone.

Himley Hall is accessible by public transport, with several bus routes serving the surrounding area.

By bus:

The most direct way to reach the festival is via local bus services. Routes 15, 17 and 27 run close to Himley Hall, connecting with nearby towns including Dudley, Wolverhampton and Brierley Hill.

The nearest stop is on the A449 (Dudley Road), approximately a 10–15 minute walk from the park gates. From there, it’s a short walk into the park, with the festival site located further inside. 

From nearby stations and towns:

• Wolverhampton / Stourbridge / Dudley: Take the number 15 bus towards Merry Hill or Wolverhampton and alight near Himley. 

• From the bus stop, follow signs to Himley Hall and allow around 15–20 minutes walking time to reach the festival area.

Please note that services may be less frequent in the evening, so we recommend planning your return journey in advance.

For the most up-to-date timetables and route planning, check local transport providers before travelling.

For the safety and wellbeing of all attendees, security staff will be on site throughout the day.

There will also be first aid provision available should you require any assistance during the event.

A lost child point will be located by the sign near the Himley Hall café entrance, where children and guardians can be reunited if separated.

If you need help at any time, please speak to a member of staff or security.