The RAF Museum Midlands at Cosford has lined up a series of events that promise to deliver something for everyone, with immersive activities, historical commemorations, and plenty of family fun.
Highlights include Stem Week (15-23 February) which invites visitors to explore the exciting world of STEM, with explosive science shows, and flight simulators galore. Journey to the stars in the mobile planetarium, fly a quadcopter on a mission, or build a LEGO dragster and compete in a race powered by balloons.
Pilot Training (12-27 April) is perfect for aspiring young pilots. Embark on a series of exciting missions, honing essential skills and teamwork needed to take to the skies. Upon successfully completing all the challenges, you’ll be awarded your very own pilot badge.
VE Day (10, 11 May) will mark the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War in Europe. The Museum’s VE Day celebrations will feature live outdoor performances, bunting craft workshops contributing to a hangar installation, engaging lectures on wartime rationing and more. World War Two Week (24 May – 1 June) invites visitors to step back in time at an immersive family event, packed with hands-on activities and historical fun. Visit the Airfix station to build your own Second World War aircraft model and have a go at crafting a mini-Anderson shelter. Learn the art of Morse code in engaging workshops and take part in a wartime trail.
RAF Museum Public Events Manager, Mike Groves said: ‘The RAF Museum Midlands 2025 events line-up will captivate and inspire visitors of all ages.”
CAPTION: There’s plenty for children to enjoy at Cosford.
