"remembrance event" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to an event or gathering that is meant to honor and remember a person or group of people, often in the context of commemorating a historical event or tragedy. Here is an example of how it could be used in a sentence: "The city held a remembrance event to mark the 20th anniversary of the tragic terrorist attacks, with speeches, musical performances, and the lighting of candles in memory of the victims."
BLACKWOOD Camden County College 9/11 remembrance event with Murray Weiss, journalist, columnist and editor, who will discuss his book "The Man Who Warned America," a book about the Federal Bureau of Investigation's counterterrorism expert John O'Neill.
On Thursday morning outside Westminster Abbey, Prince Harry was in his element surrounded by hundreds of military personnel and veterans, all chatting among 60,000 tiny wooden crosses planted for a remembrance event.
At least three activists were detained in Beijing in the early hours of Tuesday after attending a remembrance event where they were photographed under a banner reading: "Don't forget the wounds of the country".
Although a remembrance event at the National Transgender Memorial underlines the need for safe spaces for trans people, the tone is mainly celebratory, reflected by the weekend's proud crowning of the Miss Sparkle beauty queen.
Earlier, Prince Harry took part in another remembrance event, visiting the field of remembrance at Westminster Abbey.
The families of the missing MH370 cabin crew members have held a remembrance event to mark a year since the plane's disappearance.
Britain will be awash with commemorative reflections and remembrance events.
Next week marks the fifth anniversary of the invasion, and several high-profile remembrance events are planned in Washington.
In Beijing, a source with ties to the Chinese leadership told Reuters there would be "low-key" remembrance events.
"We hope the Remembrance events will function as funerals for humans do," Rachel Porter, a co-founder of Remembrance Day for Lost Species and a movement therapist, said.
"The Legion's work, including Remembrance events, must be kept free of any suggestion that they could be used for commercial or political gain.
