
Exhibits at the VWM
View galleries, vehicles and exhibits showcasing the war efforts of America throughout history.
Educational Programs
Take part in a variety of visual arts, multi-media, hands-on learning and critical thinking exercises.
Kids Camp Programs
The Virginia War Museum is offering the following interactive children’s camps.
African-American History Month Film Fest:Liberators: Fighting on Two Fronts in World War II.
The museum will host a film festival during the month of February featuring films with African-American themes. All movies are free with each day's paid admission. All movies start at 1 p.m.
Liberators: Fighting on Two Fronts in World War II.
The unknown story of African-American battalions in World War II, focusing on the actions of the 761st, which helped spearhead Patton's Third Army and liberated Nazi concentration camps. This powerful film vividly records the experiences of the soldiers, who were utterly unprepared for the atrocities they witnessed, as well as the astonishment of the camp inmates, some of whom had never seen a black person before. It bears witness to the courage of Holocaust survivors and the heroism of men forced to fight on two fronts - battling discrimination at home as they fought for their country overseas. This outstanding documentary is narrated by Denzel Washington and Louis Gossett, Jr.
Upcoming events
- 2/25/2012 - African-American History Month Film Fest:Buffalo Soldiers
- 3/3/2012 - Women's History Month Film Fest: Fly Girls
- 3/10/2012 - Women’s History Month Film Fest: Lioness
- 3/17/2012 - Women's History Month Film Fest: V for Victory: Women at War
- 3/24/2012 - Women's History Month Film Fest: Top Secret Rosies: The Female Computers of WWII.
- 5/12/2012 - Armed Forces Day Toy Soldier Show
- 5/28/2012 - Memorial Day Ceremony
- 12/7/2012 - Pearl Harbor Day Memorial Ceremony

