Every Man's Club: Families Experience

The realities of the First World War were tough on soldiers, physically and mentally. In 1915, British Army chaplain Tubby Clayton created a place where soldiers could escape to: The Every Man’s Club. Located in Poperinghe, Belgium, the club became known as Talbot House and hosted a variety of entertainers. Regardless of rank, all soldiers were welcome.

Following the success of the Waterloo Pop Up screening last year, this year we present a Pop Up Every Man’s Club. Bring your kids along for a FREE fun-filled afternoon of hands-on activities and entertainment including craft workshops and games.

The event is free, although some drinks will be charged. Capacity is limited and therefore tickets will be allocated via a ballot system. There is a maximum of 5 ballot entries per person. www.nam.ac.uk