Visit the Black Country

These murals in Stourbridge celebrate the town’s rich musical legacy and the artists who helped put the Black Country on the map. From the indie energy of The Wonder Stuff and Ned’s Atomic Dustbin to the pioneering heavy metal sound of Diamond Head and the genre-defying creativity of Pop Will Eat Itself, their influence can still be heard across the globe today.

Created as part of the ‘Stourbridge: Home Of’ project, these striking artworks were brought to life by local artist Cal, capturing the creativity, character and cultural spirit that continue to define the Black Country.

📍 Stourbridge, West Midlands

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After years out of public view, the Churchill Memorial Screen has finally returned to the Black Country.

Once displayed in Dudley’s Churchill Shopping Precinct, this remarkable piece of glass heritage has now been restored and unveiled at Stourbridge Glass Museum.

We recently filmed the story behind the artwork, the restoration process, and the official unveiling — exploring why this iconic piece means so much to local history and Black Country identity.

Watch the full video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yu-jVFHF0nA&t=2s

Is the Dudley Churchill Memorial Screen finally back? 🤔 Once displayed in Dudley’s Churchill Shopping Precinct, this iconic glass artwork became a symbol of Black Country history and post-war Britain. After years ...

The Churchill Screen, once central to Dudley’s Churchill Precinct, vanished for decades — now held at Stourbridge Glass Museum.

But is it truly back?

Its story isn’t over.
A true Black Country gem.

📅 6pm | Friday 15th May
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