Paint-a-long with Joe Lycett in EVERY THING MUST GO
About this event
Join us for a special paint-a-long session with Joe Lycett inside EVERY THING MUST GO. Led by Joe himself, this relaxed and creative workshop offers a unique opportunity to explore his distinctive artistic approach, discover the inspirations behind the exhibition, and create your own artwork in a fun, welcoming environment. Surrounded by an eclectic mix of objects, colours, ideas, jokes, and works by Birmingham artists, you'll find plenty to spark your imagination. You can draw inspiration from the exhibition itself, celebrate something you love, or even commemorate something that is no longer with us by adding to the collection. This exclusive session also offers the rare chance to experience EVERY THING MUST GO while the museum is closed to the public, allowing you to explore the exhibition in a quieter and more intimate setting. Good to know Entrance to the museum will be via Gas Hall and the lift entrance. All materials are provided. Suitable for all skill levels. Just bring your creativity and get painting! Visitors who require a personal assistant for access can bring one free of charge, subject to Birmingham Museums Personal Assistant policy. There's no need to book a separa
Event details
- Date
- Monday, 30 November 2026
- Start time
- 12:00
Getting there & venue info
West Midlands, See venue website, Birmingham .
Good to know
What time does Paint-a-long with Joe Lycett in EVERY THING MUST GO start?
Paint-a-long with Joe Lycett in EVERY THING MUST GO is on Monday, 30 November 2026 at West Midlands, Birmingham. The listed start time is 12:00 (UK time).
What are the set times for Paint-a-long with Joe Lycett in EVERY THING MUST GO?
Official set times for Paint-a-long with Joe Lycett in EVERY THING MUST GO haven't been published. The listed start is 12:00. Running orders are usually confirmed by the venue or artist closer to the date, so check their social channels.
Where is West Midlands?
West Midlands is at See venue website, , Birmingham.
