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Play Base is an immersive experience for children aged 0-8, offering a variety of fun and engaging activities. All tickets must be booked online in advance.
Richard Doherty revisits the Battle of Arnhem, an Allied effort to advance across the River Rhine during the Second World War.
Bring along your little ones to our monthly toddler session perfect for under 5’s
Join Professor Meaghan Clarke as she examines some of the art inspired by the Crimean War, 170 years after the outbreak of the conflict.
Join one of our Curators, Mel Price, as she highlights a range of uniforms worn by British soldiers during the Crimean War.
Discover the life and legacy of one of Britain's most influential 20th-century commanders as Julian Horrocks delivers a fascinating portrait of Field Marshal Lord Alanbrooke.
Join us for the opening of the Museum's new temporary exhibition, Shakespeare and War, and the launch of an accompanying book, 'Shakespeare at War: A Material History'.
Dr Nicole Hartwell explores the fascinating lives and artworks of women war artists.
Sing, play and create with your little ones at these fun, interactive sessions, perfect for ages 2 to 5
Bestselling author Damien Lewis revisits the daring SAS mission to break through enemy coastal defences and liberate Europe.
Join Dr Amy Lidster for an exclusive members only tour of our latest temporary exhibition, Shakespeare and War, which explores the relationship between Shakespeare and the military experience.
John Grehan examines the treatment of British and Commonwealth prisoners of war who were forced to work on the Burma Railway during the Second World War.
Discover the art of calligraphy in this day workshop led by expert Rosana Fulford.
Join Curator Anna Lavelle as she highlights a range of stunning artworks in our brand-new permanent gallery, Army at Home.
Join Ruth Polling as she highlights some of the ways we remember the First World War on this guided tour of Chelsea and the surrounding area.
Dr Edward Corse examines how the arts have been used during times of war to inform and influence soldiers and civilians in this fascinating talk.
Dr Tim Godden reveals how Great War cemeteries were designed as a memorial to the landscapes and experiences of the Western Front.
Hear from some of the women who contributed to the War Widows Quilt project as they share their personal stories and reflect on the collaborative process.
Join Art Curator Anna Lavelle as she explores some of the fascinating artwork on display at the National Army Museum.
Follow expert guide Edward Richards on a commemorative British Sign Language (BSL) tour examining how and why we mark Remembrance Day.
Delve into poetry with poet Isabel Palmer for a series of creative poetry exercises that draw on the work of Shakespeare and take inspiration from Remembrance.
The National Army Museum and the Dresden Trust will come together to explore Britain's relationship with Germany.
Dr Spencer Jones explores a young Winston Churchill's escape from imprisonment during the Boer War.
Join Uniform Curator Mel Price, as she explores how the Army's uniform has developed through conflicts past and present.
Hear what it was like to organise some of the most important ceremonial events in recent history, including the Queen's Funeral and King's Coronation, with the current Garrison Sergeant Major London District.
Dr Linsey Robb explores the lives of conscientious objectors in the British Army during the Second World War.
To mark the release of Ridley Scott's Napoleon, hear from our panel of experts as they discuss how the Napoleonic Wars and its key players have been portrayed in film.
To tie in with the 80th Anniversary of the PDSA Dickin Medal, our researcher Emma Worrall will examine the role of dogs in the Great War.
View some fascinating pieces from the Museum's art collection and discover how soldiers have been depicted in cartoons and drawings through time.
Dr Kevin Linch explores the personal and professional lives of British Army officers during the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars.
Join Curator Mel Price as she highlights a selection of uniforms spanning the wars against Revolutionary and Napoleonic France.
Elevate your embroidery skills in this exclusive two-day festive themed course led by experts from Hand & Lock, London's premier embroidery house.
Join expert guide Edward Richards on a British Sign Language (BSL) tour that examines the global role of the British Army.
Put on your dancing shoes for an evening of seasonal swing at our Christmas-themed 1940s dance night.
Join Dr Alastair Massie as he examines one of the pivotal moments in Britain's defence of the Low Countries during the War of the Austrian Succession.
Play Base is an immersive experience for children aged 0-8, offering a variety of fun and engaging activities. All tickets must be booked online in advance.
Richard Doherty revisits the Battle of Arnhem, an Allied effort to advance across the River Rhine during the Second World War.
Bring along your little ones to our monthly toddler session perfect for under 5’s
Join Professor Meaghan Clarke as she examines some of the art inspired by the Crimean War, 170 years after the outbreak of the conflict.
Join one of our Curators, Mel Price, as she highlights a range of uniforms worn by British soldiers during the Crimean War.
Discover the life and legacy of one of Britain's most influential 20th-century commanders as Julian Horrocks delivers a fascinating portrait of Field Marshal Lord Alanbrooke.
Join us for the opening of the Museum's new temporary exhibition, Shakespeare and War, and the launch of an accompanying book, 'Shakespeare at War: A Material History'.
Dr Nicole Hartwell explores the fascinating lives and artworks of women war artists.
Sing, play and create with your little ones at these fun, interactive sessions, perfect for ages 2 to 5
Bestselling author Damien Lewis revisits the daring SAS mission to break through enemy coastal defences and liberate Europe.
Join Dr Amy Lidster for an exclusive members only tour of our latest temporary exhibition, Shakespeare and War, which explores the relationship between Shakespeare and the military experience.
John Grehan examines the treatment of British and Commonwealth prisoners of war who were forced to work on the Burma Railway during the Second World War.
Discover the art of calligraphy in this day workshop led by expert Rosana Fulford.
Join Curator Anna Lavelle as she highlights a range of stunning artworks in our brand-new permanent gallery, Army at Home.
Join Ruth Polling as she highlights some of the ways we remember the First World War on this guided tour of Chelsea and the surrounding area.
Dr Edward Corse examines how the arts have been used during times of war to inform and influence soldiers and civilians in this fascinating talk.
Dr Tim Godden reveals how Great War cemeteries were designed as a memorial to the landscapes and experiences of the Western Front.
Hear from some of the women who contributed to the War Widows Quilt project as they share their personal stories and reflect on the collaborative process.
Join Art Curator Anna Lavelle as she explores some of the fascinating artwork on display at the National Army Museum.
Follow expert guide Edward Richards on a commemorative British Sign Language (BSL) tour examining how and why we mark Remembrance Day.
Delve into poetry with poet Isabel Palmer for a series of creative poetry exercises that draw on the work of Shakespeare and take inspiration from Remembrance.
The National Army Museum and the Dresden Trust will come together to explore Britain's relationship with Germany.
Dr Spencer Jones explores a young Winston Churchill's escape from imprisonment during the Boer War.
Join Uniform Curator Mel Price, as she explores how the Army's uniform has developed through conflicts past and present.
Hear what it was like to organise some of the most important ceremonial events in recent history, including the Queen's Funeral and King's Coronation, with the current Garrison Sergeant Major London District.
Dr Linsey Robb explores the lives of conscientious objectors in the British Army during the Second World War.
To mark the release of Ridley Scott's Napoleon, hear from our panel of experts as they discuss how the Napoleonic Wars and its key players have been portrayed in film.
To tie in with the 80th Anniversary of the PDSA Dickin Medal, our researcher Emma Worrall will examine the role of dogs in the Great War.
View some fascinating pieces from the Museum's art collection and discover how soldiers have been depicted in cartoons and drawings through time.
Dr Kevin Linch explores the personal and professional lives of British Army officers during the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars.
Join Curator Mel Price as she highlights a selection of uniforms spanning the wars against Revolutionary and Napoleonic France.
Elevate your embroidery skills in this exclusive two-day festive themed course led by experts from Hand & Lock, London's premier embroidery house.
Join expert guide Edward Richards on a British Sign Language (BSL) tour that examines the global role of the British Army.
Put on your dancing shoes for an evening of seasonal swing at our Christmas-themed 1940s dance night.
Join Dr Alastair Massie as he examines one of the pivotal moments in Britain's defence of the Low Countries during the War of the Austrian Succession.
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