In 2021 we produced a nationwide programme of exhibitions exploring communities’ engagement with local outdoor heritage during the pandemic.
In 2025 we launched a series of exhibitions, events, talks and tours that shared the stories of those who lived and served 80 years ago.
With winter walks, tasty treats, seasonal experiences and a warm welcome, our 150 acre site is the perfect place to gather with family and friends this festive season.
We have pulled together a list of all our frequently asked questions that will help you plan your Illuminated visit.
Workshops have taken place across the country with over 100 participants.
Twenty-five years since our grounds officially opened to the public we are undertaking an ambitious heritage project, Archiving Remembrance.
The National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire has been awarded its first-ever ‘National Plant Collection’ status by Plant Heritage, recognising its conservation work on the Hamamelis (Witch Hazel) and Amelanchier genera. This designation helps secure the future of these plants and enhances the Arboretum’s standing as a key centre of horticultural excellence and biodiversity.
During November, public services of Remembrance will be held at the National Remembrance Gardens.
Ideal for smaller groups, our personalised tours with an experienced guide make the perfect gift for loved ones.
Since our official opening 25 years ago our grounds have grown into an inspirational living landscape.
Our programme of free Activity Days allow students to explore topical themes alongside our grounds and memorials.
The Royal British Legion National Remembrance Gardens will welcome tens of thousands of people to the 150-acre Staffordshire estate for a programme of Remembrance events and activities throughout the autumn.