According to the D-Day Museum:

It included an outdoor party at which children and families could meet musicians and learn about their instruments and two black-tie parties organized with the new D-Day Museum here.

D-Day Museum, Portsmouth.

The D-Day Museum is located in Southsea, near Portsmouth in Hampshire, England.

The D-Day Museum is home to the Overlord Embroidery and was specially built to hold it.

One of the Pickett-Hamilton forts constructed to protect the airport has been placed on display outside the D-Day Museum in Southsea.

It is across the street from both the D-Day Museum and the Contemporary Arts Center.

About 80 percent of visitors to the D-Day Museum were tourists and conventioneers, and there have not been many of either since Katrina.

In England the most significant memorial is the D-Day Museum in Southsea, Hampshire.

On 5 June 1994 a drumhead service was held on Southsea Common adjacent the D-Day Museum.