Covid-19 Day Of Reflection

Join us at St George’s Hall, as ‘Liverpool Remembers’.

To commemorate five years since the pandemic began, a national Covid-19 Day of Reflection will take place on Sunday, 9 March.

The inaugural COVID-19 Day of Reflection is an opportunity for us to remember those who have lost their lives since the pandemic began and to honour the tireless work and acts of kindness shown during this unprecedented time.

On Sunday 09 March, residents from across the city are invited to participate in a moment of reflection and remembrance, for the lives lost, the sacrifices made, and the resilience, strength, and solidarity that so often defines our city.

St George’s Hall is synonymous with commemoration and is considered by many as the city’s secular space. On Sunday, the stunning Great Hall will be illuminated by the gentle glow from hundreds of paper lanterns, as a poignant soundscape plays, creating an ambience for quiet contemplation; visitors are encouraged to walk amongst the lanterns, before leaving a message of reflection in the Book of Commemoration.

We were there. We are here. We remember together.