Walsall

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Walsall is an industrial town in the West Midlands. It is one of the largest towns in the UK.

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  • The New Art Gallery Walsall, Gallery Square (Parking at nearby Crown Wharf retail park, max. stay 4hrs.), +44 1922 654 400 (, fax: +44 1922 654 401), [1]. Tuesday to Saturday 10am - 5pm, Sunday 11am - 4pm, Monday Closed. Permanent home of the Garman-Ryan collection comprising extensive works of Jacob Epstein plus works from Monet, Constable, Van Gogh, Picasso and Rembrandt. Temporary exhibitions change regularly (check website for what's on). Interactive activities are available to keep kids interested. Great building, great art, great price.FREE.  edit

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  • Walsall F.C., The Banks's Stadium, Bescot Crescent (Access to the ground can be made from j9 of the M6, or via trains thats run between Birmingham New Street and Walsall (N.B. only a selection of trains will stop at Bescot Stadium)), + 44 1922 651 418 (, fax: +44 1922 613 202), [2]. Games usually kick-off at 3pm Saturday. Currently plying their trade in League 1, the saddlers command a loyal following around 4000. The current team is a mix of youth and experience and enjoyed promotion in the 06/07 season. The football on show isn't always top notch but the balti pies are excellent.Adults £15-19 Concessions £11-14 (£2 discount is available for advance purchase).  edit

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  • Arbor Lights, 127-128 Lichfield St, +44 1922 613 361, [3].  edit

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