Date: 21st July 2018 to 2nd September 2018
To Commemorate  the centenary of the end of the First World War this year’s temporary exhibition will focus on gallantry 1914-1918.  The displays will tell the stories of the  recipients of the Victoria Cross who served with The Royal Green Jackets’ former regiments.
The exhibition will take place in The Kincaid Gallery during Museum opening hours from 21 July through to 2 September 2018.

Date: 3rd August 2018 (11am) and 4th August 2018 (3pm)
​Pop into the Museum on Friday 3rd or Saturday 4th August and enjoy a free curry. The Gurkha Museum in Peninsula Barracks tells the remarkable story of Gurkha service to the British Crown for over 200 years, you will also learn about Nepal the land of the Gurkhas and absorb their beliefs, dress and customs, and what better way to immerse yourself in the culture than to try some traditional Nepalese dishes.

Date: 24th June 2018
CELEBRATE this year’s Armed Forces Day at Peninsula Barracks, Winchester, with exciting activities and displays for all ages as part of On Parade, an event from the city’s military museums. 
Follow the link for more details http://www.winchestermilitarymuseums.co.uk/onparade.html

Speaker: Major Andrew Todd MBE
Date: 4th May 2018
Venue: The McDonald Gallery, The Gurkha Museum, Winchester. SO23 8TS
Time: 10.30am
Tickets: £35.00 per head including a 2 course curry lunch.
Booking: By telephone 01962 843201 or email: marybrown@thegurkhamuseum.co.uk

On 15 May 2017, the Brigade of Gurkhas made history when three serving Gurkhas reached the summit of Mount Everest. Not only were they the first from the Brigade to be successful in climbing the highest mountain in the world, but with their Sherpa climbing partners, and in an unprecedented move in recent Everest history, they fixed the ropes on the route to the summit, thereby opening the mountain for the rest of the climbers. On 16 May 2017, a further team of 10 Gurkhas successfully summited the mountain.
“This was a truly unique collaboration of Sherpas and Gurkhas working together for success on Mount Everest — their mountain, in their country,” said deputy expedition leader Major Andrew Todd MBE.
We are delighted to be joined by deputy expedition leader Major Andrew Todd MBE who will be giving a talk on the expedition from the planning, to the finish of this historic climb of the world’s tallest peak.
 Tickets are priced at £35 per head (£32 for Museum Friends) and includes tea and coffee on arrival, the lecture and a two course curry lunch in the Gallery.