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 us on Ukrainian Independence Day for an evening of cultural activities and an examination of Operation Interflex, the UK-led multinational training programme for Ukrainian soldiers.

Join our experts for an evening of talks discussing the past, present and future of the relationship between Great Britain and France.

Professor Steven Casey examines how propaganda, politics and military history shaped British public opinion during the Second World War.

Lieutenant General Sir Peter Duffell tells the story of Britain’s war in Borneo, drawing on his experiences as a rifle company commander during the conflict.

Elevate your skills at this workshop 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 of our exhibition ‘Drawn on the Western Front: Paul Sarrut and the Indian Army’.

Surgeon, professor and soldier Shehan Hettiaratchy examines how society can support those affected by war.

Join curator Mel O'Brien-Price as she introduces some of the finest examples of military embroidery on display at the Museum.

Join Roderick Bailey as he uncovers the little-known story of the medics at the forefront of groundbreaking battlefield care during the Second World War.

Steve McCarthy recounts the extraordinary story of a real-life 'Sharpe' Lieutenant Colonel Jack Hill of the Royal Welch Fusiliers.

'Sunday Times' bestselling author and journalist Damien Lewis shares some of the remarkable true stories from his latest book, 'Behind Enemy Lines'.

Join Jerry Palmer as he explores the personal stories of nurses who served on all sides and various fronts during the First World War.

Professor Michael Snape explores the role of religion in the modern British Army, from the Korean War to Afghanistan.

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.

Join us for a curator-led tour of our latest exhibition, 'Drawn on the Western Front', designed for blind and visually impaired visitors and their companions.

Join Dr Kiran Sahota as she highlights the important roles played by Indian women during the Second World War.

Dr Alice Vernon examines how spiritualism helped bereaved families come to terms with the trauma of the First World War.

Discover some of the Museum's most remarkable exhibits on this British Sign Language (BSL) tour with expert guide Edward Richards.

Join us for a guided tour of the art on display in our Global Role gallery, focusing on mindfulness and reflection.

Historian David Allison tells the story of the 27th British Commonwealth Brigade during the tumultuous opening months of the Korean War.

Join us for a one-day special conference exploring the experiences of soldiers and officers of the Indian Army before, during and after the First World War.

The charity Veterans Voices UK reveals the difficulties veterans face after leaving service and the importance of peer-to-peer support.

Join SAS veteran Ian 'Chalky' White as he recounts his role in the dramatic rescue mission that brought the 1980 Iranian Embassy siege to an end.

Historian Waseem Ahmed explores popular politics during the upheavals of the mid-17th century and the legacy they left behind.

Join curator Anna Lavelle for a tour showcasing highlights from the National Army Museum's 17th-century art collection.

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

Seventy years on, David Charlwood revisits the Suez Crisis and discusses its enduring legacies.

Discover the long-forgotten story of the Halbmondlager, where prisoners from across the British, French and Russian Empires were held captive during the First World War.