Falklands Tribute: Standing With Giants at Nothe Fort

5th – 30th November 2025
Wednesdays – Sundays ONLY, from 10am – 3pm

Nothe Fort is proud to welcome this large scale, outdoor remembrance art installation for November 2025.

To accommodate this popular exhibition Nothe Fort shall be open 5 days a week Wednesdays to Sundays, 10am – 3pm, from 5th – 30th November 2025.

See latest information here: https://nothefort.org.uk/events/standing-with-giants-falklands-tribute/

*Meet a Falklands Veteran*

Come and meet a Falklands Veteran, and hear their stories in their own words.

Wednesday 5th November
Saturday 8th November
Sat 15th – Sunday 16th November
Sat 22nd – Sunday 23rd November
Sat 29th – Sunday 30th November

There will be a designated Giant marked for any visitors wishing to leave wreaths, flowers, tokens of remembrance.

*About Standing with Giants*

Standing with Giants is a registered charity founded by Oxfordshire artist Dan Barton. They create large-scale outdoor remembrance art installations, individually hand made from upcycled materials by volunteers. Previous installations include 1,475 giants at Normandy for the 80th Anniversary of D Day in 2024.

These installations provide a meaningful space for people to visit, reflect, grieve, and discuss, bringing individuals together to remember those who fought for freedom, both past and present.

*About Standing With Giants: The Falklands Tribute*

The Falklands Tribute includes life-sized silhouettes of the 255 military personnel and 3 civilians who lost their lives during the Falklands conflict in 1982. These figures will be on display in and around Nothe Fort parade ground and ramparts, for visitors to walk amongst and reflect.

*Admission Information*

– Admission to the Standing with Giants Falklands tribute is included in the price of admission, and is FREE for Annual Pass ticket holders.
– Concession ticket price of £8.95 for Veterans and current serving armed forces personnel.
– Entry is FREE for Falklands Veterans and their immediate family during this exhibition run. Please let Admissions team know.
– There will be a designated Giant marked for any visitors wishing to leave wreaths, flowers, tokens of remembrance.
– All three levels of Nothe Fort shall be open – we recommend 2-3 hours for your visit.
– Fort View Café shall be open for refreshments.

*Also this November*

1945: Through Hell to Victory Touring Exhibition
1945: Through Hell to Victory is the latest touring exhibition from The Keep Military Museum in Dorchester. The exhibition tells the story of the end of the Second World War, as experienced by the people and regiments of Devon and Dorset. From the beaches of Normandy to the jungles of Kohima, our local heroes were at the forefront of turning the tide of war, seeing it through to victory and beyond.

1945: Through Hell to Victory exhibition is made possible with The National Lottery Heritage Fund. Thanks to National Lottery players, we have been able to curate and present the exhibition at The Nothe Fort, amongst other locations. The exhibition is also funded by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport and awarded by Museum Development South West with thanks to support from Arts Council England.

More details to follow.