Remembrance Sunday falls on Sunday 8 November 2026, and Armistice Day is Wednesday 11 November 2026. Towns and villages across North Wales and Chester will hold services, parades and the two-minute silence at 11am. Every event below is free to attend.
Confirmed services and events
This list updates itself as we add services. We only list a service once the organiser has published its 2026 details, so if your town is not here yet, check the “still to be announced” list below.
Llandudno
Anglesey
Chester
Still to be announced
Most town councils and Royal British Legion branches publish their Remembrance Sunday times in late October or early November. We check every week and add them as they appear. In the meantime, these are the best places to look:
- Conwy: Conwy Town Council, 01492 596254, conwytowncouncil.gov.uk
- Colwyn Bay, Rhos-on-Sea and Old Colwyn: Bay of Colwyn Town Council, 01492 532248
- Abergele: Abergele Town Council, 01745 833242
- Bangor: Bangor City Council, 01248 564168, and Bangor Cathedral
- Caernarfon: Caernarfon Town Council events
- Holyhead: Holyhead Royal British Legion branch, 01407 741136
- Llangefni: Llangefni Town Council
- Beaumaris: Beaumaris Town Council, 01248 810317
- Rhuddlan: Rhuddlan Town Council, 07775 673706
- St Asaph: St Asaph City Council and St Asaph Cathedral
- Wrexham: Wrexham Council news
- Flintshire towns: local town and community councils, plus Deeside.com for road closures
- Ellesmere Port, Neston and Frodsham: Cheshire West and Chester Council’s Remembrance page
Running a service or event?
If you organise a Remembrance service, parade, concert or poppy appeal event anywhere in North Wales or Chester, add it here for free and we will include it in this round-up.
Good to know
- Parades often mean short road closures in town centres, so allow extra time and check local council notices.
- The two-minute silence is observed at 11am on both Remembrance Sunday and Armistice Day.
- Poppies are available from local Royal British Legion collectors and many shops during the Poppy Appeal.