People who have lost loved ones are invited to celebrate their memories at a special event this evening.The Friends of Hospice Memorial Moon Walk aims to provide a spectacular setting for families to come together and remember that there is light even in the darkest hour.The walk begins at 6.30pm and ends at Chaplin Bay, Warwick, and includes a journey along the dunes to Horseshoe Bay.The wolf moon, which originates in Native American culture, is the name given to the full moon every January.It symbolises freedom and wisdom, and is described as a guide to self-discovery.Organisers say the lunar eclipse on Friday will provide the best opportunity to experience shading of the moon’s face.Nicky Gurret, a volunteer with Friends of Hospice, which supports Agape House, said: “A walk in the moonlight is a reminder that in our darkest hours there is light.“When a loved one has passed there is a heartache no one can heal, however, more importantly, there is a memory no one can steal.”Friends of Hospice executive director Jennifer Mahoney said: “This is an excellent opportunity for all members of the local community to get together and celebrate the memories of loved ones that are no longer with us.“The moonlight and trails along the beach are an ideal setting for the event, as they provide a sense of serenity and beauty that promotes positive reflection.”Football Club Rhino will act as guides and ensure that all walkers are kept safe and stay on the designated route.Entertainment will be provided by artists including the String Collective and Val Sherwood.The walk starts at Chaplin Bay at 6.30pm.Walkers are reminded to bring a flashlight along with them, and if they wish a candle for the gathering following the walk.Proceeds will go towards programmes and services that enhance the quality of life for hospice patients and their families.