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Play Base is an immersive experience for children aged 0-8, offering a variety of fun and engaging activities. Tickets are availible online and in venue.
Join Susan Ward, the lead curator of our new major exhibition on Victorian military art, as she discusses the representation of soldiers in the late 19th century.
Enjoy a guided tour of our new major exhibition ‘Myth and Reality: Military Art in the Age of Queen Victoria’ with lead curator, Susan Ward.
Join former Army Air Corps officers John Greenacre and Mike Peters as they introduces the new authorised history of the unit’s operations that they have co-authored.
Taylor Downing tells the remarkable story of the deceptions, hoaxes and misdirections carried out by the Allies ahead of the D-Day landings.
Join Julian Farrance for a hands-on introduction to the kit and equipment used by the British Army in the Victorian age. Part of our Victorian Soldier Spotlight.
Ian Knight examines artistic representations of the Zulu War of 1879 and how they continue to influence our understanding of the conflict today. Part of our Victorian Soldier Spotlight.
Join Peter Hart as he examines the decisive defeat of the Mahdist forces at Omdurman in 1898, and the lasting legacy for Sudan and Britain. Part of our Victorian Soldier Spotlight.
Join Peter Hart as he explores the often-forgotten Battle of Atbara, a pivotal event during the war in Sudan that made Kitchener a household name.
Elevate your embroidery skills in this exclusive two-day course led by experts from Hand & Lock, London’s premier embroidery house.
Military historian Andrew Robertshaw provides a fascinating insight into the work of the Centre for Experimental Military Archaeology exploring historic soldiers’ day-to-day lives through practical experimentation.
Explore the world of Victorian military art with Professor Philip Shaw as he reflects on the relationship between wartime experience and domestic daily life.
To mark VJ Day, join author and filmmaker Phil Craig as he explores some of the geopolitical implications of the Allied victory in the Second World War.
Join Dr Danielle Sprecher as she examines the production and provision of civilian clothing for British servicemen demobilised after the Second World War.
Join Dr Eamonn O’Keeffe as he explores the War of 1812 through the eyewitness account of a disabled veteran of the conflict.
Join Richard and David Kemmis Betty as they recount their father’s experiences as a British Indian Army officer imprisoned in Singapore during the Second World War.
Professor Alison Baverstock explores the status and perspectives of military wives and partners, from the Army’s early years through to the present day.
Explore the 25-year history of the Land Information Assurance Group, also known as Cyber Squadron, with former member Noel K Hannan.
Elevate your embroidery skills on this two-day course, inspired by the Museums collection and led by experts from Hand & Lock, London's premier embroidery house.
Play Base is an immersive experience for children aged 0-8, offering a variety of fun and engaging activities. Tickets are availible online and in venue.
Join Susan Ward, the lead curator of our new major exhibition on Victorian military art, as she discusses the representation of soldiers in the late 19th century.
Enjoy a guided tour of our new major exhibition ‘Myth and Reality: Military Art in the Age of Queen Victoria’ with lead curator, Susan Ward.
Join former Army Air Corps officers John Greenacre and Mike Peters as they introduces the new authorised history of the unit’s operations that they have co-authored.
Taylor Downing tells the remarkable story of the deceptions, hoaxes and misdirections carried out by the Allies ahead of the D-Day landings.
Join Julian Farrance for a hands-on introduction to the kit and equipment used by the British Army in the Victorian age. Part of our Victorian Soldier Spotlight.
Ian Knight examines artistic representations of the Zulu War of 1879 and how they continue to influence our understanding of the conflict today. Part of our Victorian Soldier Spotlight.
Join Peter Hart as he examines the decisive defeat of the Mahdist forces at Omdurman in 1898, and the lasting legacy for Sudan and Britain. Part of our Victorian Soldier Spotlight.
Join Peter Hart as he explores the often-forgotten Battle of Atbara, a pivotal event during the war in Sudan that made Kitchener a household name.
Elevate your embroidery skills in this exclusive two-day course led by experts from Hand & Lock, London’s premier embroidery house.
Military historian Andrew Robertshaw provides a fascinating insight into the work of the Centre for Experimental Military Archaeology exploring historic soldiers’ day-to-day lives through practical experimentation.
Explore the world of Victorian military art with Professor Philip Shaw as he reflects on the relationship between wartime experience and domestic daily life.
To mark VJ Day, join author and filmmaker Phil Craig as he explores some of the geopolitical implications of the Allied victory in the Second World War.
Join Dr Danielle Sprecher as she examines the production and provision of civilian clothing for British servicemen demobilised after the Second World War.
Join Dr Eamonn O’Keeffe as he explores the War of 1812 through the eyewitness account of a disabled veteran of the conflict.
Join Richard and David Kemmis Betty as they recount their father’s experiences as a British Indian Army officer imprisoned in Singapore during the Second World War.
Professor Alison Baverstock explores the status and perspectives of military wives and partners, from the Army’s early years through to the present day.
Explore the 25-year history of the Land Information Assurance Group, also known as Cyber Squadron, with former member Noel K Hannan.
Elevate your embroidery skills on this two-day course, inspired by the Museums collection and led by experts from Hand & Lock, London's premier embroidery house.
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