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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.
Join us at the National Army Museum for the first annual Siborne Lecture, co-hosted by RUSI, to explore the history and culture of the Napoleonic Wars.
Join Dr Gregory Fremont-Barnes as he explores one of the most decisive battles in British History: Waterloo
Join curator Sophie Stathi on a guided tour of our brand-new permanent gallery, Conflict in Europe, and discover the stories behind some of the objects on display.
In this talk, Dr Thomas Brodie will investigate how the British Army of the Rhine was viewed by the people of Germany
Bring along your little one to our monthly toddler session, perfect for under-5's
Don’t miss this rare opportunity to hear from battle commanders involved in one of the British Army's biggest war-fighting operations since the Second World War.
Hear from Dr Edward Madigan as he explores religion, morality and British Army chaplaincy during the First World War.
Hear what it was like to serve in Korea from veterans of the conflict as they gather to mark the 70th anniversary of the signing of the armistice.
Join Dr Wendy Ugolini as she examines the experience of British Italians in the British Army during the Second World War.
Dr Iain Farquharson discusses how the Army's institutional culture affected the training and education of those who served in it.
Join Brigadier James Cook OBE as he illustrates how the evolution of British Army doctrine helped secure Allied victory in the First World War.
Follow our Curator, Anna Lavelle, as she highlights a selection of intriguing artworks inspired by the people and events of the First and Second World Wars.
Master the art of silk shading on this two-day course led by experts from Hand & Lock, London's premier embroidery house.
Join expert guide Edward Richards for a British Sign Language (BSL) tour examining the many campaigns fought by the British Army in Europe.
Journey with 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.
Bring along your little ones to our monthly toddler session perfect for under 5’s
Join Dr Grace Huxford as she reflects on the events and legacy of the Korean War 70 years since the conflict ended.
Join Dr Elodie Duche as she explores the lives of captured British citizens and soldiers during the Napoleonic Wars
Take inspiration from our collection and learn how to craft your own lino prints with graphic designer Katie Kennedy.
Join art curator Anna Lavelle as she highlights some of the intriguing artworks on display in our new permanent gallery, Conflict in Europe.
Join Dr David Stevenson as he examines the Allied successes during the final phase of fighting on the Western Front.
Dr Robert Davidson discusses the often-overlooked campaign to relieve the besieged town of Ladysmith during the early stages of the Boer War.
Acclaimed military historian Ian Knight launches his latest book, charting the history of the Victorian army between 1837 and 1860.
Compare the rise of Oliver Cromwell to the careers of those who served alongside him with Professor Martyn Bennett.
Join Dr Brendan Maartens as he reveals how propaganda has been used as a recruiting tool by the British Army since its earliest days.
Join Daniel Taylor as he examines the debates surrounding the battle for the Normandy town of Villers-Bocage during the Second World War.
Be guided by Edward Richards for a British Sign Language (BSL) tour examining the weaponry, kit and equipment of the British Army.
Explore with tour guide Mike Armitage as he reveals some of the lives and stories that showcase Chelsea's military heritage.
Join our curators Anna Lavelle and Mel Price as they examine the wonderful world of trench art, sharing examples from the Museum’s extensive collection.
Jason Fox speaks to the families of injured Armed Forces personnel about their loved ones' recoveries, highlighting what it's like to support, witness and be a part of the process.
To mark the 80th anniversary of the Allied invasion of Italy during the Second World War, bestselling historian James Holland recounts the dramatic opening months of the Italian campaign.
Richard Doherty revisits the Battle of Arnhem, an Allied effort to advance across the River Rhine during the Second World War.
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.
Join us at the National Army Museum for the first annual Siborne Lecture, co-hosted by RUSI, to explore the history and culture of the Napoleonic Wars.
Join Dr Gregory Fremont-Barnes as he explores one of the most decisive battles in British History: Waterloo
Join curator Sophie Stathi on a guided tour of our brand-new permanent gallery, Conflict in Europe, and discover the stories behind some of the objects on display.
In this talk, Dr Thomas Brodie will investigate how the British Army of the Rhine was viewed by the people of Germany
Bring along your little one to our monthly toddler session, perfect for under-5's
Don’t miss this rare opportunity to hear from battle commanders involved in one of the British Army's biggest war-fighting operations since the Second World War.
Hear from Dr Edward Madigan as he explores religion, morality and British Army chaplaincy during the First World War.
Hear what it was like to serve in Korea from veterans of the conflict as they gather to mark the 70th anniversary of the signing of the armistice.
Join Dr Wendy Ugolini as she examines the experience of British Italians in the British Army during the Second World War.
Dr Iain Farquharson discusses how the Army's institutional culture affected the training and education of those who served in it.
Join Brigadier James Cook OBE as he illustrates how the evolution of British Army doctrine helped secure Allied victory in the First World War.
Follow our Curator, Anna Lavelle, as she highlights a selection of intriguing artworks inspired by the people and events of the First and Second World Wars.
Master the art of silk shading on this two-day course led by experts from Hand & Lock, London's premier embroidery house.
Join expert guide Edward Richards for a British Sign Language (BSL) tour examining the many campaigns fought by the British Army in Europe.
Journey with 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.
Bring along your little ones to our monthly toddler session perfect for under 5’s
Join Dr Grace Huxford as she reflects on the events and legacy of the Korean War 70 years since the conflict ended.
Join Dr Elodie Duche as she explores the lives of captured British citizens and soldiers during the Napoleonic Wars
Take inspiration from our collection and learn how to craft your own lino prints with graphic designer Katie Kennedy.
Join art curator Anna Lavelle as she highlights some of the intriguing artworks on display in our new permanent gallery, Conflict in Europe.
Join Dr David Stevenson as he examines the Allied successes during the final phase of fighting on the Western Front.
Dr Robert Davidson discusses the often-overlooked campaign to relieve the besieged town of Ladysmith during the early stages of the Boer War.
Acclaimed military historian Ian Knight launches his latest book, charting the history of the Victorian army between 1837 and 1860.
Compare the rise of Oliver Cromwell to the careers of those who served alongside him with Professor Martyn Bennett.
Join Dr Brendan Maartens as he reveals how propaganda has been used as a recruiting tool by the British Army since its earliest days.
Join Daniel Taylor as he examines the debates surrounding the battle for the Normandy town of Villers-Bocage during the Second World War.
Be guided by Edward Richards for a British Sign Language (BSL) tour examining the weaponry, kit and equipment of the British Army.
Explore with tour guide Mike Armitage as he reveals some of the lives and stories that showcase Chelsea's military heritage.
Join our curators Anna Lavelle and Mel Price as they examine the wonderful world of trench art, sharing examples from the Museum’s extensive collection.
Jason Fox speaks to the families of injured Armed Forces personnel about their loved ones' recoveries, highlighting what it's like to support, witness and be a part of the process.
To mark the 80th anniversary of the Allied invasion of Italy during the Second World War, bestselling historian James Holland recounts the dramatic opening months of the Italian campaign.
Richard Doherty revisits the Battle of Arnhem, an Allied effort to advance across the River Rhine during the Second World War.
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