What’s on

Find exciting things to see and do at the National Army Museum. Explore our latest events and exhibitions, and discover inspiring objects in our galleries.

Events
Date format: DD/MM/YYYY
Date format: DD/MM/YYYY
Children taking part in a creative workshop at the National Army Museum
Workshop
26-27 May 2026 FREE

Hardtack Biscuit Workshop

Feeling hungry? Join us this May half-term and get stuck into making your own hardtack biscuit to take home and bake!

British commanders in Burma, 1942
Conference
28 May 2026 £15.00

Orchestrating Warfighting: The British Army’s Corps and Divisions Since 1914

This one-day academic conference examines the British Army’s experience of deploying and co-ordinating large formations in major conflicts.

Children attending a family tour
Tour
28-29 May 2026 FREE

Marching Orders: Scoff the Lot!

Join us on a fun, interactive family tour and travel through time to discover what soldiers have eaten throughout history.

A private of the 8th West India Regiment, c1803
Talk
29 May 2026 FREE

Mutiny, Desertion and Negotiation in the West India Regiments

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

‘The soldiers battle, Inkerman, November 5th 1854’
Talk
5 Jun 2026 FREE

The Brigade of Guards in the Crimean War

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

People feeling the textures of items in the handling collection
Workshop
5 Jun 2026 FREE

D-Day: Sensory Session

Find out more about D-Day and its impact through a sensory session guided by our Community Engagement Team.

Exhibitions and displays
Detail from the painting 'Home Again, 1858'
Exhibition
1 Jul 2025 - 1 Nov 2026 FREE

Myth and Reality: Military Art in the Age of Queen Victoria

This major exhibition of rarely seen artworks illuminates shifting attitudes towards soldiers and the Army during Queen Victoria’s reign (1837 – 1901).

Catch up on past events

Missed any of the free talks and discussions we've been streaming over recent months? You can watch them online at any time.

Lynx helicopter in the Atrium