Events

The Juno Beach Centre proudly flies the flags of 10 nations in recognition of those who fought alongside Canadians during the Battle of Normandy. The “Together!” exhibit highlights their roles, contributions, and the connections to Canadians on land, in the air, and at sea.

Following the first presentation in Granville, ‘Ils débarquent’ (they land) travelling exhibition will be shown at Omaha Beach Camping. The exhibit pays tribute to all soldiers who took part in D-Day on 6 June 1944.

In 2019 we celebrate the 75th Liberation anniversary of the Leudal region. The operation to liberate this area was called “Mallard” and took place from the 14. until the 18. of November 1944. On the occasion of this celebration we

A temporary exhibition developed by the Canadian War Museum in partnership with the Juno Beach Centre. The exhibit pays tribute to the women who greatly contributed to the war efforts.

The “In their footsteps” exhibit: the story of these men and women who lived the D-Day landing on 6 June 1944.

25 years ago, the Soviet troops left Germany. This exhibition takes the opportunity to look back on their 50 years lasting presence with a special exhibition. The exhibition’s vernissage takes place on August 27th, 2019 at the German-Russian Museum Berlin-Karlshorst.

Presented at the Museum of the Battle of Normandy in Bayeux, this temporary exhibition retraces the journey of General De Gaulle during the Second World War.

From the 1 – 30 June, Emirates Spinnaker Tower will run a D-Day exhibition on View Deck 1. Take a look at the view across Portsmouth and the Solent and imagine what it would have looked like 75 years ago, with the help of exhibition boards highlighting the key places and events that took place in Portsmouth and the surrounding areas as part of Operation Overlord.

This exhibition presented at Diekirch National Museum of Military History aims to tell the story of the American soldiers in Luxembourg and of their cohabitation with the local population.

From the 1st of June 2019, the fates of Eisenhower and De Gaulle will be presented through an exhibition at the Perpignan corridor in Paris Army Museum. This exhibition was developed out of a partnership between the Army Museum, the Charles de Gaulle Foundation and the Eisenhower Presidential Library.

Exhibition about the war and the North Sea, the liberation of the Belgian coast, the operations around Walcheren and the shipwrecks at the bottom of the sea.

Temporary exhibition organised from mid April 2019 until January 2020 in the City of Bastogne and around the Mardasson Memorial. Art Liberty pays tribute to the pioneering artists who have seized the Berlin Wall.

Belgium was liberated and the Second World War came to an end 75 years ago. Defence and the War Heritage Institute (WHI), in joint operation with numerous partners, have developed a national anniversary program. The commemorative year is launched on

Now on display in het Airborne Museum in Oosterbeek, The Network exhibition offers a new perspective on the resistance activities during the Battle of Arnhem. Via special decors and audiovisual effects, visitors can experience three different stories illustrating how citizens organized themselves to combat the occupying forces.

For the 75th anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge, which began on 16th December 1944 in Hellenthal-Hollerath, we invite you to a joint international event (Germany, Belgium, Netherlands). The opening of the project will take place on October 30, 2019 in the Grenzlandhalle Hellenthal, Germany.

This temporary exhibit follows the heroic path of French soldiers during the Second World War, from France’s entry into the war in 1939 until the armistice was signed in May 1945.

Join us to celebrate how Poland’s navy, army and air force helped ensure that D-Day and the allied invasion of mainland Europe was a success. In addition to an exciting programme of activities, an exhibition, in both English and Polish, will reveal wartime links between Poland and Portsmouth and the story of an amazing Polish spy codenamed Brutus.

This exhibition, from the Royal Collection, features twelve portraits commissioned by HRH The Prince of Wales to pay tribute to some of the remarkable men who played a role in the Allied invasion of Normandy on 6 June 1944. Few servicemen from D-Day remain though their legacy has been captured in the portraits on display here.

Through old pictures and recent ones, visitors will be brought back at the time of D-Day on Utah Beach and Sainte-Marie-du-Mont. This temporary exhibition will be presented from June 2019 until November 2020.

For the 75th anniversary of the D-Day landings and the Battle of Normandy, the Caen Memorial Museum displays a one of a kind exhibition devoted to the American painter Norman Rockwell.

During the accompanying events of the exhibition ’25th anniversary of the withdrawal of Soviet troops from Germany’ at the German-Russian Museum Berlin-Karlshorst, talks and discussions will broaden the topics of the exhibition focusing on various forms of encounters with the soviet military forces. Different dates are available from September 12th, 2019 until January 15th, 2020.