VA News lists Memorial Day events across national cemeteries — Us Holidays
VA News has listed us holidays Memorial Day ceremonies at VA National Cemeteries and surrounding communities across the country, inviting Veterans, their families, caregivers, survivors and the public to attend. The page will keep getting updated through May 22, 2026, and it tells visitors to verify details with the linked host organization or National Cemetery.
VA National Cemeteries
The listing gives people planning Memorial Day observances a single place to check for ceremony details, including the host organization tied to each event. It also says event information changes, so attendees should verify the time and location before they go.
For people who cannot attend in person, VA News points them to the Veterans Legacy Memorial site, where they can leave a tribute to a fallen service member. The site lets users view the stories, decorations and interment locations of over 10 million Veterans.
El Dorado County ceremony
One listed observance is set for May 25, 2026 at 1100, when the Veterans Alliance/Friends of the Monument will host El Dorado County’s Memorial Day ceremony. The event will be held at the Monument at 360 Fair Lane in Placerville, California, east of the county admin buildings, and the page says all are welcome to attend.
VA News also includes contact information for burial and memorial benefits, volunteer opportunities and pre-need burial eligibility applications at or by calling 1-800-827-1000. For information about benefits tied to burial and memorial services, the page also lists 1-800-698-2411.
Veterans Legacy Memorial
The Memorial Day page links the in-person observances with an online option for people honoring fallen service members from anywhere. That gives families and other visitors a direct path to take part even if they are not traveling to a cemetery or community ceremony.
With updates running through May 22, the practical step for readers is to check the linked host organization or National Cemetery before heading out, then use Veterans Legacy Memorial if they plan to honor someone from home.
