Play Base is an immersive experience for children aged 0-8, offering a variety of fun and engaging activities. Tickets are available online and in venue.

John Kiszely shines a light on the remarkable achievements of General Lord Ismay, from his work at Churchill's side during the Second World War to his role in establishing Nato and the Ministry of Defence.

John Kiszely shines a light on the remarkable achievements of General Lord Ismay, from his work at Churchill's side during the Second World War to his role in establishing Nato and the Ministry of Defence.

Dr Emily Mayhew tells the remarkable story of the Flying Nightingales, a group of nurses who flew across the Channel to help evacuate injured soldiers from the beaches of Normandy.

Dr Emily Mayhew tells the remarkable story of the Flying Nightingales, a group of nurses who flew across the Channel to help evacuate injured soldiers from the beaches of Normandy.

Join Robert Kershaw as he sheds light on the Battle of Crete, during the Second World War, and the pivotal action at Hill 107.

Join Dr Victoria Henshaw as she examines the experiences and service of Empire, Commonwealth and British men and women of different ethnic backgrounds from 1914 onwards.

Hear from Dr Christopher Hill and Dr Virginia Crompton as they discuss the British nuclear testing programme and its legacy today.

Discover the art of calligraphy in this one-day workshop led by expert teacher Rosana Fulford.

Join our panel of experts as they discuss the Army Football Association Archive and the fascinating items that make up this extraordinary collection.

Drawing analogies from the game of chess, Brigadier James Cook OBE helps us understand the evolution of war from pre-history to the present, and beyond.

Join Colonel Dennis Vincent as he explores the career of General Sir Alan Cunningham, one of Britain’s most celebrated military commanders in 1941, but virtually unknown by the end of the Second World War.

Join us for an enlightening discussion with two former Secretaries of State for Defence, Malcolm Rifkind and Des Browne, as they reflect on the complexities of the role over recent decades.

Dr Michael Somerville explores how the British Army used lessons from the American Civil War to prepare for war in Europe.

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

Hear from Daniel Laqua and Georgina Brewis as they explore the overlooked experience of education and student life in the aftermath of the First World War.

Bestselling author Damien Lewis introduces his new book, which tells the story of the SAS mission to confront Hitler's armoured legions deep behind enemy lines in the summer of 1944.

John Rubenstein traces the interconnected histories of a French revolutionary and a disgraced British general through the firing of a cannonball at the Battle of Minden.

Join David Willey of the Tank Museum as he highlights how the Battle of Cambrai became the defining moment for the newly formed Tank Corps during the First World War.

Join Dr Gianluca Fantoni as he chronicles the formation, deployment and field conduct of the Jewish Brigade Infantry Group during the Second World War.

Paul Le Messurier reveals the little-known story of esteemed cavalry officer Major General John Le Marchant, the founder of the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst.

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

Dr Jake Gasson examines the British Army’s involvement in Salonika during the First World War and the fight against their greatest foe, boredom.

Lace up your ghillies and get in some practice ahead of Burns Night at our special after-hours Ceilidh event.