You are invited to join the Friends of ANZAC Cottage at ANZAC Cottage for your commemoration on ANZAC Day.

With the Cottage’s over a hundred years of association with ANZAC Day, borne out of the horrific landing at Gallipoli, the legacy of this building is apparent in ANZAC Day tributes.

The Cottage is open from 4pm, with the opportunity to browse the Cottage and the Field of Remembrance and for children to participate in activities that build their understanding and awareness of the significance of this day.

From 5pm, the inspiring Sunset Service begins with a stirring performance from the Maori Cultural Group, Ngaru Pou, reminding us of the “NZ” in ANZAC.

This service is free to all attendees and offers an opportunity to attend the last ANZAC Service on the Australian Mainland, held at the first World War I memorial built in Western Australia. Our thanks to the Heritage Council of Western Australia and the National Trust for their support and encouragement.

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