Film Night: 4th July. ‘Kaida’

A screening of ‘Kaida’ Hosted by film makers Marcus Dyer and Donato Cinicolo.  A bar will be available for refreshments.

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Film Night: Sat 7 June

  Tickets are £25 for a cultural educational experience of 80 years since Victory in Europe. Price Includes Admission to museum and self-guided tour. A Caribbean Meal. A talk on the Red Tails By Naval Pilot Mike Garrick. To celebrate 80th

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Scale Model Show: Sunday 18 May 2025

  We will be hosting another scale model show on the 18th of May. Adults £10 Children £5 Family (2 + 2) £25. Under  5s – free. More information available from here

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Women With Wings: Our History Talk

2.00 pm Saturday 8th March. A Talk By Jo Dixon: Air Transport Auxiliary Join us to discover the importance of Hertfordshire in the early history of women in aviation. The 1934 London to Melbourne Air Race and the ATA’s arrival in Hatfield in 1940. It’s a story of adventure, glamour, war and tragedy.  

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Music at the Museum 14th June

Saturday 14th June see the Welwyn Garden City Brass Band at the Museum Tickets available here

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Easter Egg Hunt 2025

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Last Flight Out- Amy Johnsons Solo Flight

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SMALLTALK@DEMUSEUM:

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Amy Johnson: Last Flight Out. 12 & 13 April 2025

  On the 12th and 13th of April 2025 the de havilland Aircraft Museum will be presenting “Last flight Out” by Jenny Lockyer.  For information and tickets see – The Flying High Tour  On Sunday 13th April there will also be a Family plane making workshop “Make Your Own Jason the Gipsy Moth Bi-Plane!” Book Here

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WORKING GEE NAVIGATION SYSTEM

NOVEMBER 2024 WORKING GEE NAVIGATION SYSTEM The museum has been fortunate enough to have been allocated a working Gee navigation system by the RAF Henlow Signals Museum  as they are forced to close down We hope this will enable us to demonstrate the function of this radical WW2 innovation which was used extensively in Mosquitos as well as other heavier bombers. We think that this display is unique and it will  add to the attractions at our museum We are extremely grateful to the Signals Museum Henlow and they have asked us to advise everybody that some of their exhibits are
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