Three Birmingham pubs where you can get a free pint next week and enjoy a 1940s Peaky Blinders experience

To mark the arrival of Peaky Blinders, The Immortal Man, Netflix is partnering with The Old Crown, The Good Intent and Hare & Hounds, three of ten independent pubs nationwide bringing fans to their local to celebrate and enjoy a drink on Tommy Shelby.

On 28th March, these three Birmingham pubs will celebrate the icon Tommy Shelby. Fans can claim a complimentary drink simply by using the legendary phrase: “By order of the Peaky Blinders”.

Each participating pub will embrace a 1940s Peaky Blinders-inspired theme, with limited-edition merchandise and flat caps up for grabs. Guests are welcome (but not required) to don their best Peaky-style outfits.

A cornerstone of British culture, the concept of the ‘local’ is central to Peaky Blinders, and Netflix is proud to support this regional answer to The Garrison, allowing fans to come together to toast the legend of Peaky.

Directed by Tom Harper and based on the smash-hit series written by Steven Knight, the film stars Cillian Murphy, Rebecca Ferguson and Sophie Rundel reprising their iconic roles, with Barry Keoghan as the brutal Duke Shelby in this last chapter.

Set against a bombed 1940s Birmingham, the film follows the legendary Tommy Shelby as he returns from exile to reckon with the legacy of himself and the family.

Schedule: Where to find the Peaky Blinders bar tab:

Saturday 28th March - from midday

The Good Intent, 32-33 Great Western Arcade, Birmingham B2 5HU

The Old Crown, High Street, Deritend, Birmingham B12 0LD

Hare and Hounds, 106 High Street, King’s Heath, Birmingham B14 7JZ

What’s been said?

Speaking on bringing the world of Peaky Blinders to their patrons, Matt Deakin, The Old Crown, said: "The Old Crown has been a cornerstone of Birmingham and its community for over 650 years.

“Sitting proudly at the heart of Digbeth, Birmingham’s creative quarter, we are delighted to be celebrating one of the city's most iconic stories- Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man in our historic home. Our pub has seen centuries of history, and we’re looking forward to blending our heritage with the high-energy atmosphere of the 1940s for this special occasion."

Haig Loveitt, General Manager at The Good Intent said: “Our locals often say The Good Intent has a ‘Peaky Blinders feel’ to it, so it's a dream to be partnering up with Netflix to support the launch of the film Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man. As the first not-for-profit pub in the UK, we have a strong dedication to the community we serve, with all our profits going to great local charities, including Birmingham Hospice and Love Brum.

“This activation is yet another opportunity to engage and support the passionate Peaky Blinders fan base at the heart of our very own community.”

Adam Regan, Owner of Hare and Hounds said: “The spirit of the Peaky Blinders and the Shelby family is inextricably present in our pub. Once scouted as a period filming location, our gorgeous Grade II listed pub, with its unique original features, feels like stepping straight into the world of this beloved series. It’s incredible to now be part of celebrating Peaky Blinders’ final chapter, and toasting the end of the franchise here in Birmingham - where it all began.”