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Tel: 01212003030
Located in the heart of The Jewellery Quarter of Birmingham, the Jam House occupies a traditional and Historic Georgian Building looking out on to the picturesque St Paul's Square. The Jam House is a landmark, long standing, award-winning venue offering a unique combination of live music, good food and great times!
Free entry
PUBLIC TRANSPORT
Nearest train station is Snow Hill and is about 5 minutes walk away, and can be accessed on Livery Street. Service time details are available on www.londonmidland.com
TRAMS
Nearest tram station is St. Pauls and is also 5 minutes away again on Livery Street. Service time details are available on www.redplanet.travel
* Monday - Closed
Tuesday - Closed
Wednesday - Opens: 18:00 Closes: 00:00
Thursday - Opens: 18:00 Closes: 01:00
Friday - Opens: 18:00 Closes: 02:00
Saturday - Opens: 18:00 Closes: 02:00
Sunday - Closed
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