Norwich Salvation Army hosts remembrance concert for veterans
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 24 Oct, 09:02 · Archive
Norwich Salvation Army is organising a remembrance concert on November 6 to raise funds for Norfolk veterans.
Norwich Salvation Army is organising A Night To Remember on Friday November 6 at the Citadel on St Giles Street to honour those who fought in two world wars and other conflicts. All profits will be passed to the Royal British Legion, specially to support veterans in Norfolk.
This is described as the only Drumhead service in Norfolk. The concert will feature music from the acclaimed Citadel Band and The Candy Bars, who perform at festivals reviving the sights and sounds of wartime songs. There will also be poignant memories shared of those who made sacrifices and the opportunity to reflect as the Last Post sounds.
Organiser Matthew Peek said it was an honour to keep memories alive and give local people the chance to experience a Festival of Remembrance. Tickets are available at the Citadel office and cost £6. The event takes place as the country approaches Remembrance Day on November 11.
How it is being reported
- Norwich remembrance concert to raise funds for Norfolk veteransIt will be a very special concert to honour all those who fought for our freedom in two world wars and other conflicts as we approach Remembrance Day on November 11.Norwich Evening News · 24 Oct, 08:17
- Norwich remembrance concert to raise funds for Norfolk veteransIt will be a very special concert to honour all those who fought for our freedom in two world wars and other conflicts as we approach Remembrance Day on November 11.Eastern Daily Press · 24 Oct, 08:17
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