Los Angeles, United States - September 18, 2025 09/17/2025 07:00 pm GMT-0700 GLENDALE, Calif. – Hundreds of people gathered at Glendale City Hall Wednesday evening to honor the memory of Charlie Kirk with a candlelight vigil. The event, which began at 7 p.m. and concluded around 9 p.m., drew approximately 200 community members who came together in prayer, song, and reflection. Attendees brought flowers, handwritten signs, and lit candles, along with traditional Armenian incense known as khunk, in tribute. The atmosphere was solemn yet unified, as participants sought both to remember Kirk and to reflect on broader themes of free speech and political violence. Community leaders and speakers led prayers and offered words of remembrance before speaking about the importance of safeguarding dialogue and rejecting violence in political discourse. Hymns and songs filled the evening air, creating a sense of solidarity among the diverse crowd. Organizers said the vigil served not only as a tribute to Kirk but also as a call for civility and peace in the public square.