Spotlight: Remembrance
Mark Remembrance Weekend at the National Army Museum by reflecting on how and why we remember all those who have served in the Armed Forces past and present.
Take part in a variety of drop-in and ticketed activities throughout the day. Full programme to be announced soon.
Drop-in activities
The following events are included in your general admission ticket to the Museum and available at various times through the day. Click here to book a general admission time slot.
Archives on Show
Hear and see what it was like to serve in the British Army through documents that soldiers have left behind. Items from the Museum’s archive will be on display, bringing the soldiers’ experiences to life.
Family Ties
Speak to the team from our Templer Study Centre and discover the best ways to research family members who have served in the Armed Forces.
Symbols of Remembrance
Consider the different questions around the act of remembrance and learn how other nations and groups remember.
Chelsea Pensioner Singers
Join the Chelsea Pensioners in the Atrium as they sing a varied programme of music.
Ticketed activities
The following events must be booked individually. Please note that if you book onto one of these events, you do not need to book a general admission ticket to the Museum as well.
Tiny Troopers - 10.00am and 11.20am
Bring your little ones to our fun, sensory sessions exploring poppies and remembrance, perfect for ages 2 to 4.
The Art of Remembrance - 2.00pm
Join illustrator Oliver Averill to hear his top tips for budding artists and create your own collaged poppy inspired by his book 'We Will Remember Them'. This interactive family workshop is suitable for ages 7+.
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