Festival of Remembrance
When? 03 November 2019
Where? Weymouth
Following on from the success of last year, we bring you the third Festival of Remembrance to be held in the Weymouth Pavilion. The aim of the Festival of Remembrance is to commemorate all those who have lost their lives in conflicts; we aim to do that with entertainment and reflection.
Details of those appearing will be updated here but we have already confirmed the Decadettes, Let’s Dance, and the massed choirs of Weymouth schools.
Your support is appreciated and essential to allow our work to continue and enforce the true meaning of Remembrance, which is:
“To the memory of the fallen and the future of the living.”
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