Follow expert guide Edward Richards on a British Sign Language (BSL) tour focusing on the Napoleonic Wars of the early 19th century.

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.

Megan Hamilton assesses how armies from across the British Empire coordinated their training to fight effectively together during the Second World War.

Enjoy a guided tour of the National Army Museum's latest special exhibition, 'Beyond Burma: Forgotten Armies'.

Join us for an afternoon of talks, displays, and tours exclusively for Members and Patrons, hightlighting work from across the Museum.

Join us on International Women's Day for an introduction to women's service and its impact on the Army.

Join historian Martin Howard for an engaging talk on the management of injuries and illness during the conflict between Britain and its American colonies.

Historian Alexandra Churchill offers a fresh perspective on the opening year of the conflict, revealing its truly global scale.

Join us for a guided tour of our 'Myth and Reality' exhibition that will focus on mindfulness and reflection.

Historian Harry Richards reveals the impact of 'spy fever' on British society and home defence during the First World War.

Join a serving officer for an exclusive family-friendly tour of our Soldier gallery and get some incredible insights into Army life.

Join historian Kate Venables as she explores the work carried out by her father, Dr Harry Walker, and his colleagues in the Fifth Indian Mobile Surgical Unit.

Nick Ilić examines the lesser-known story of the Salonika Front, highlighting the heavy toll of the campaign and the front-line role of British nurses.

Join us during Chelsea Wellness Weekend for a guided tour of our Army at Home gallery, focusing on mindfulness and reflection.

Nick Ilić shares the story of SOE Force 133 in the Second World War and examines its role in changing the political landscape of Yugoslavia.

Discover the artistry of bespoke hand embroidery during London Craft Week, with an exclusive event and live demonstration led by experts from Hand & Lock.

Historian Chloe Storer explores narratives of Operation Herrick as told by British servicemen.

To mark London Craft Week, curator Mel O'Brien-Price introduces some of the finest examples of military embroidery on display at the Museum.

Elevate your skills during London Craft Week on this two-day course inspired by the Museum's collection and led by experts from Hand & Lock, London's premier embroidery house.

Follow expert guide Edward Richards on a British Sign Language (BSL) tour exploring the Army's longstanding association with royalty.

Join author Nick Higham as he tells the story of an eccentric group of men tasked with an impossible mission in a forgotten theatre of the First World War.

Put on your dancing shoes for an evening of summertime swing at our 1940s-themed dance night.

Isaac Crichlow analyses court martial records from the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars to reveal the experiences of soldiers in the West India Regiments.

Algernon Percy examines the harsh conditions experienced during the Siege of Sevastopol while also refocusing attention on the role of the Guards at Inkerman.

Join historian Martin Johnes as he considers the impact of the Second World War on Welsh identity, language and culture.

Join Charles Fair, Richard Hendry and Tom Thorpe as they discuss the formation, composition and wartime contribution of the London Territorial Force.

Elevate your skills at this workshop inspired by the Museum's collection and led by experts from Hand & Lock, London's premier embroidery house.

Elevate your skills on this two-day course inspired by the Museum's collection and led by experts from Hand & Lock, London's premier embroidery house.