Participation Projects

The stories we share matter and remembering is important.

Remembrance has no boundaries, is not specific to culture or community and it does not discriminate. Our collaborative programmes help us to explore, share, and learn from stories in new ways.  

Current Participation Programmes

A group of World War II costumed performers perform on a stage in front of a crowd of children

Previous Programmes

From co-curated exhibitions that have explored difficult memories to interactive installations that have helped to share Remembrance stories in an entirely new way, some of our previous programmes have included…

A young boy and a man look at a rabbit carving, both are wearing colourful hats

Visiting with Young Families

The National Memorial Arboretum has something for all ages, from outdoor trails and interesting sculptures, to leisurely strolls that can end at one of our children's play areas.

 

Every school holiday we run a programme of activities, so why not gather the family together for an inspirational day out. 

Plan Your Visit