Weapons, aircrafts and equipment will be on display for the public.
Custume Barracks is opening its doors to the public this weekend.
Weapons, aircrafts and equipment will be on display, along with tours of the barrack, and activities for kids, including face painting.
It's all taking place between 2pm and 5pm this Sunday, 25th August.
Guided walking tours of the barrack museum and prison are due to kick off at 3pm and 4pm. The Barracks' Band 2 Brigade will also be performing throughout the day.
Organisation of National Ex-Service Personnel and IUNVA members will be at the event.
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