New Hall Mill Open Day 10th May 2026

New Hall Mill Open Day 10th May 2026

Our first Open Day of the year is on Sunday, 10th May 2026, National Mills Weekend. Join us as we celebrate the 30th Anniversary Year of the Friends of New Hall Mill! We will be open from 10am to 4pm.

Please note, we only allow assistance dogs in our grounds.

Our Usual Attractions

Guest stalls and displays

  • BaaBaa Crafts
  • Beekeeper
  • Birmingham Astronomical Society
  • Bournville Bread Basket
  • Duck Lady (Hillwood Gifts)
  • Facepainting / Jenna Illustrations
  • Friday's Child
  • Lichfield and Hatherton Canal Restoration Trust
  • Maidens Fayre Jams and Chutneys
  • Midland Mills Group
  • Military Chef
  • Mills on the Air with Staffordshire Amateur Radio Group
  • RSPB
  • Sew Your Colour
  • Shane Wiseman
  • Sutton Coldfield Movie Makers
  • Tina Kelsall Designs
  • Trinity Photography Group
  • Vintage Tins Display
  • West Midlands Wood Turners

Music

  • Phil England (singer and guitarist)
  • Sutton Coldfield Community Choir

Many thanks to PPL/PRS for discounting our music licence.

Raffle Thanks

Thanks to everyone who has donated raffle prizes.


New in the Gift Shop

Limited edition prints of New Hall Mill by Alex Kelly

Alex Kelly is a local Birmingham-based artist. This scene of New Hall Mill was captured in May 2012 en plein air during a Mill Open Day. Alex is a Master Mentor for an international artist community, where he helps fellow artists refine their skills in oil painting. This is a limited edition of only 25 archival Giclée prints created from the original oil painting.

'The Miller and his Marigold', a Regency romance

'The Miller and his Marigold' is a tender Regency romance based at New Hall Mill, written by one of our volunteers, Sheridan Parsons, and currently number one bestseller in Amazon's Historical Romance Short Stories free category.


Visitor Information

  • Entrance is free, open from 10am to 4pm.
  • Assistance dogs only, thank you.
  • For last minute updates, please see our Facebook page.
  • For visitor information please see this page.

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