Join a free talk at Anzac Square exploring the vital work of the Australian Remembrance Army in marking unmarked veterans' graves.
Sunday 8 November 2026
10:30am - 11:30am
Anzac Square, 228 Adelaide Street, Brisbane City
Free
They served. They sacrificed. Their identities and stories should not be lost.
This event offers a heartfelt and informative talk by Cate Walker and Katrina Trevethan, founders of the Australian Remembrance Army (ARA). They will share their voluntary work marking unmarked graves of Australian Defence Force veterans, highlighting the importance of remembrance and community service.
You will learn about the extensive research and practical efforts involved in identifying and commemorating veterans, including work at Lutwyche and Toowong Cemeteries.
After the talk, visitors can explore the Memorial Galleries, experiencing an interactive journey from the First World War to today, and reflect on stories of bravery and sacrifice in the peaceful parklands.
The talk is free and suitable for all ages, making it a meaningful outing for families interested in history and community remembrance.
Special guest speakers will provide insights into the challenges of marking unmarked graves and the significance of this voluntary work.
The event runs for one hour, providing ample time for both the talk and gallery exploration.
The event takes place at Anzac Square, 228 Adelaide Street, Brisbane City, with the Memorial Galleries located at 285 Ann Street.
Entry to the Memorial Galleries is through the double brass doors beneath the Shrine of Remembrance.
Anzac Square is centrally located and accessible by public transport, making it convenient for families.
Bookings are required via the Anzac Square website to attend the talk.
The event is held in the lead-up to Remembrance Day, emphasizing the importance of honoring veterans.
Suitable for all ages, it offers an educational and reflective experience for parents and children alike.
This is a free event, but prior booking is essential to secure your place.
Visit the Anzac Square website to reserve your spot and find additional event details.
No cost means it’s an accessible opportunity for families to engage with Australian military history and community service.
