Please note change of date due to the impact of COVID restrictions
Tickets can be purchased via the FOLLOWING link https://www.trybooking.com/BSDIB
Funds raised on the day will directly support the on-going development and operations of this important Memorial.
| Name | Date of Death | Conflict |
|---|---|---|
| LINTON, Hugh Archibald | 28 Oct 1943 | World War 2 |
| SMITH, Philip Claude | 28 Oct 1916 | World War 1 |
| PRIME, Philip Edward | 28 Oct 1918 | World War 1 |
| WILLIAMS, George Edward Charles | 28 Oct 1916 | World War 1 |
| GRAY, Alfred Edgar | 28 Oct 1918 | World War 1 |
Sponsored by the Government of South Australia this event honours the ordinary South Australians who have contributed to Australia’s military commitments, past and present through their extraordinary service.
Timed to coincide with the commemoration of Remembrance Day this illuminated narrative, on the facade of one of this state’s most iconic buildings, and at a place from where many left for war, is designed to be a homage to the fallen and also those who returned. It is an offering which seeks to raise community awareness of the role of the State’s military heritage and highlight the dimensions of war and armed conflict.
We encourage as many South Australians as possible to join with us as we honour those who have served in the defence of our country and way of life. By remembering all who have served, we recognise their willingly-endured hardships and fears, taken upon themselves so that we can live in peace.
We will remember them
From the Boer War to Afghanistan, 102,784 Australian men and women have been killed serving their country.
Find out more about the human cost of conflicts that Australians have been involved in.
