Bathurst War Memorial Carillon, located in the heart of Bathurst, stands as a poignant tribute to those who served in conflicts and peace-keeping operations. Officially unveiled in 1933 to honor the local heroes of the Great War, the carillon now commemorates all who have bravely served their country. Situated in King’s Parade, alongside All Saints Cathedral, the carillon’s unique position and connection to history make it a cherished landmark in eastern Australia.
The Friends of Bathurst War Memorial Carillon, a dedicated volunteer group led by President Jan Page OAM, work tirelessly to promote a vibrant carillon culture in Bathurst. Through regular performances by local carillonists and collaborations with musicians from around the world, the carillon’s voice continues to resonate with audiences near and far. The organization’s commitment to preserving the carillon’s historical significance ensures that it remains a symbol of remembrance and unity.
With a focus on sustainability and quality, the Friends of Bathurst War Memorial Carillon strive to secure long-term funding to support their program. By offering historical tours, commemorative performances, and educational activities, they aim to engage the community and uphold the carillon’s legacy. As the carillon’s melodic chimes echo through the town square, Bathurst War Memorial Carillon stands as a timeless tribute to those who have sacrificed for peace and freedom.
