The Who Do You Think You Are? Live event is taking place in London, England, February 27th through March 1st. The event information as listed on their website is as follows:

Who Do You Think You Are? LIVE is the most comprehensive resource for anyone interested in tracing their ancestors. With a unique blend of entertainment, information and expertise - the event promises to deliver an opportunity for you to indulge your passion in family history like no other.

NEW!! MILITARY MEMORABILIA CHECKPOINT – find out the stories and history of your military artefacts and heirlooms by the most respected military experts in the UK.

NEW!! DNA WORKSHOP, supported by Family Tree DNA – this new and exciting workshop will play host to leading International speakers who will be providing an insight into how DNA can help to establish your personal genetic background.

SOCIETY OF GENEALOGISTS FAMILY HISTORY SHOW with TheGenealogist.co.uk – held for the 17th consecutive year, this is the place to speak directly to family history societies from across the land.

ASK THE EXPERTS – have a one-to-one session with one of our experts.

SOCIETY OF GENEALOGISTS WORKSHOPS – with over 80 seminars running during the event you’ll be sure to find one to help you with your area of research. Drop into a workshop and hear from the UK’s leading specialists plus overseas experts who can help you take your search abroad.

Plus, a brand new Regional Workshop in association with The Federation of Family History Societies is being introduced to help you tap into knowledge from regional experts from up and down the country.

WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE? THEATRE – here you will hear the family stories from Ainsley Harriott, Lesley Garratt and Matthew Pinsent first hand. Plus, you can quiz them yourselves as you have the chance to ask them the questions about their story!

NEW EXHIBITOR AREAS – this year you can also expect to see areas dedicated to DNA, photography and preservation of memories, ancestral tourism and travel and International record holders.

Visit the website for further information.

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