Greensboro Police invite public to memorial garden for National Day of Remembrance on Sept. 25
September 07, 2026 | Greensboro City, Guilford County, North Carolina
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The Greensboro Police Department invited anyone who has lost a loved one or friend to homicide to visit the memorial garden at the corner of Green Street and Washington Street and light a candle between 2 and 7 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 25, the briefing said.
A city staff member told listeners there is no formal program and that the gathering is intended to "allow those affected by homicide to quietly sit, reflect, and connect." The event is cohosted by Mother Standing Against Gun Violence, according to the announcement.
The briefing relayed the date, time and location so families and community members could plan to attend; no additional program or speaker list was provided in the recorded update.
A city staff member told listeners there is no formal program and that the gathering is intended to "allow those affected by homicide to quietly sit, reflect, and connect." The event is cohosted by Mother Standing Against Gun Violence, according to the announcement.
The briefing relayed the date, time and location so families and community members could plan to attend; no additional program or speaker list was provided in the recorded update.
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