Historic photo from the Peace Memorial Auditorium & City Offices planning document.  
Click on the "Peace Memorial Auditorium History" tab to view the document.
Vintage postcard, distributed by P-K News Co., Junction City, KS.

Peace Memorial Auditorium Rededication
Oct. 7, 2018

The ribbon was cut, the memorial auditorium was rededicated, and the space is now open and ready to host community events!

Under Construction!

Peace Memorial Auditorium will be closed for the summer while renovations, which have been almost five years in the making, are underway!

Interactive Kiosk is Operational!

An electronic, interactive kiosk in the veterans' memorial foyer -- which provides information about the history of Peace Memorial Auditorium, information about other memorials in Riley County, information about the 101 Riley Countians who were killed in World War II, and other related information -- is now operational!  Stop by the foyer to check it out!  The information on the kiosk also has a web version.  Click the button below to visit the companion website.

Ribbon Cutting/Dedication Open House
​Nov. 10, 2017

Picture
Memorial wall

Remembering Riley County's World War II Veterans

Seeking information about Riley County's WWII veterans

The Friends of Peace Memorial Auditorium (FPMA) is sending out a call to veterans and families of all Riley County veterans who served in World War II for any material related to local veterans.  FPMA is working in partnership with the Riley County Historical Society and the Chapman Center for Rural Studies at Kansas State University to place an interactive kiosk in Peace Memorial Auditorium to tell the stories of our local veterans.  If you have information or materials to share, visit the link below.
Peace Memorial Auditorium was built as a "living" memorial to the 2,610 Riley County men and women who served in World War II.

New Peace Memorial Auditorium sign
dedicated Sept. 25, 2016

Peace Memorial Auditorium 
Diamond Jubilee
60th Anniversary Celebration
Saturday, Sept. 26, 2015, 4:00 p.m.
Dedicated on Sept. 26, 1955, Peace Memorial Auditorium is celebrating 60 years of service to the community!  A program was held on Saturday, Sept. 26, with special guests Dr. Frank Tracz and the Kansas State University pep band as well as other musical performances.  The program also included biographies of a few of the 101 Riley County servicemen killed in World War II and honored by the memorial auditorium.