Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.
Robert Voskuil discusses how aerial photographs were used in Allied intelligence gathering over the Netherlands during World War II.
An exhibition exploring the lives of Polish general StanisΕaw Sosabowski and his son Stasinek, who fought on different fronts during the Second World War.
Retired Lieutenant Colonel Frans Ruczynski discusses the crucial contribution of Polish liberators to the freedom of Western Europe and the Netherlands during World War II.
Retired Lieutenant Colonel Gerard Gijsbertsen discusses two daring escape operations and the Dutch resistance's crucial role in them.
Andawenn and folk singer Gwendolyn Snowdon present an evening of Celtic folk in the garden of Lage Oorsprong.
An exhibition at the Zoomerij Oosterbeek based on Hennie Vaessen's comic book about the Jagershuis, a wartime story presented during September's Airborne month.
Guided walk around the perimeter of Oosterbeek, discovering the village's history and architectural heritage.
Eyewitnesses to the Battle of Arnhem share their personal stories from the Second World War at the Airborne Museum.
An interactive tour for children aged 7-13 exploring difficult wartime choices through the story of Polish soldiers in World War II.
A twenty-minute prayer gathering for peace and reconciliation in the Coventry tradition.
Silent march along the White Ribbon Mile in Oosterbeek, marking the end of Airborne month.
Silent walk honouring the withdrawal of Allied soldiers in 1944, marked by white ribbons along the route to the Rhine monument.
The Old Church in Oosterbeek, where Airborne veterans gathered in 1944, opens to visitors during the annual Battle of Arnhem commemoration period.
