Lewis-Manning Hospice Care's Candles on the Green | Wimborne Minster

As darkness falls, dedicate a lantern in memory of someone special and watch as hundreds of lanterns illuminate the evening in a beautiful display of remembrance, reflection and community.

Your support will help raise vital funds for Lewis-Manning Hospice Care's Counselling Service, providing bereavement support for local people when they need it most.

The outdoor lantern display is free to attend, offering a peaceful space for reflection and community. Concert guests will be welcomed inside Wimborne Minster for an evening of music and reflection. We recommend booking in advance to secure your concert entry and lantern.

Your donation

As we remember those we miss, let's support those who need help today. Every donation will make a difference. Please choose the donation level that feels right for you.

• £5 - Could go towards a bereavement support group
  Includes 1 Concert Entry plus Paper Lantern and Candle
• £10 - Could go towards a counselling session
  Includes 1 Concert Entry plus Paper Lantern and Candle
• £15 - Could help a bereaved child make a memory book
  Includes 1 Concert Entry plus Paper Lantern and Candle
• Free - Children under 14 concert entry
• Additional Remembrance Paper Lantern
  Choose your donation amount to dedicate an additional lantern.

Don’t want to book in advance? Lanterns will also be available on the night for a donation. If you’d like to attend the concert, entry will be subject to capacity.

Programme

6pm: Welcome from the Mayor of Wimborne

🎵 Lewis-Manning Rising Voices Choir

Reflection: Jo Sharkey, Family Support & Bereavement Team

🎵 Cantilena Voices

🎵 Rock Choir

Closing Reflection & Thanks: As the evening comes to a close, our illuminated lanterns will continue to shine as we remember those we love and celebrate their lives together.

Kindly sponsored by Care South

Care South is a not-for-profit charity and leading provider of residential, dementia, nursing, assisted living and care at home across the south of England.