REMEMuseum

In celebration of Armed Forces Day, we're hosting our first ever REME Museum Extravaganza! This fun-filled open day will take place throughout the entire Museum grounds, including the galleries and garden spaces! This event combines the best parts of our previous Armed Forces Day events with a traditional Summer Fete, so expect an exciting day out for all the family with loads to get involved in! Featuring: A display of vehicles from our Reserve Collection, as well as military vehicles used currently by local units Bouncy castle Interactive training aids and activities from the Corps Engagement Team Classic games like hook-a-duck, archery, shooting gallery, goal kick and more; Inflatable axe throwing Serving personnel supervising activities and interacting with visitors to talk about their experiences in the Corps. Refreshments will be available to purchase from Crown's Café, which will only be open to visitors with a ticket to the event. General entry fee applies (see details on our website). Tickets available from 29 March 2024.

Join us at the REME Museum for our annual re-enactment and living history event "Wartime Britain" over the weekend of 11 - 12 May 2024! Come along for an amazing weekend exploring the equipment, military life and home front culture experienced by many during World War II. Featuring: WW2-era vehicles from the Museum’s Reserve Collection and from private collectors and enthusiasts around the country; Re-enactment/living history groups and individuals re-telling the history and stories of those who lived through World War II; Period costume; Live demonstrations of WW2 equipment, including firearms; Performances from the Lyneham Military Wives Choir. Refreshments will be available to purchase from Crown's Café, which will only be open to visitors with a ticket to the event. Free parking, including Blue Badge spaces on a first-come-first-served basis. We ask that you please reserve a parking space if you need one in advance! If you can, please consider travelling by alternative means. More details on REME Museum website