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anzacalbany.com.au The Centenary of Anzac 2014 to 2018 is Australia’s most important period of national commemoration. It marks 100 years since our involvement in the First World War. Albany is widely considered to be the birthplace of the Dawn Service tradition. The City of Albany in partnership with the RSL will continue to commemorate the Anzac Centenary in its final year of the 2014-2018 commemorative period. On April 24 & 25 a series of commemorative events and activities will take place around the Dawn Service at the Desert Mounted Corps Memorial, which is the centrepiece of Albany’s annual Anzac Day commemorations. Immerse yourself in history and reflection at The Anzac Albany Festival, or take part in the Convoy Campout by camping out within the grounds surrounding the National Anzac Centre for a unique Dawn Service experience with exclusive access. Commemorative & Community Program Thursday 19 April Time Activity Location 7.30pm The Lighthouse Girl (ticketed event) Albany Entertainment Centre Friday 20 April Time Activity Location 11.30am The Lighthouse Girl (ticketed event) Albany Entertainment Centre Tuesday 24 April Time Activity Location 7am – late 2pm – 3pm 3pm – 6pm 6pm Poppies in the Sand Kapyong Day Memorial Service Anzac Albany Festival Convoy Campout (ticketed event) Middleton Beach Albany War Memorial, York Street Albany Heritage Park Albany Heritage Park Wednesday 25 April Time Activity Location 5.30am 6am 6.30am – 4pm 7am – late 10am 10.30am – 12pm 12.30pm – late Dawn Service Gunfire Breakfast (gold coin donation) Anzac Albany Festival Poppies in the Sand Troop March Commemorative Service Railways VS North Albany Mt Clarence Memorial Albany Entertainment Centre forecourt Albany Heritage Park Middleton Beach York Street Anzac Peace Park Railways Football Club Thursday 26 April Time Activity Location 7am – 3pm Poppies in the Sand Middleton Beach Saturday 28 April Time Activity Location 9am – 4.30pm WAFL Commemorative Football match (ticketed event) *Please note that programming is subject to change. Centennial Stadium anzacalbany.com.au #anzacalbany

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Page 1: Commemorative & Community Program...Ensign at sunset. Performed by HMAS Newcastle. Heritage Park Screen Stage Stage Stage Stage Heritage Park Wednesday 25 April OPEN TO PUBLIC: 3PM

anzacalbany.com.au

The Centenary of Anzac 2014 to 2018 is Australia’s most importantperiod of national commemoration. It marks 100 years since our involvement

in the First World War.

Albany is widely considered to be the birthplace of the Dawn Service tradition. The City of Albany in partnership with the RSL will continue to commemorate the

Anzac Centenary in its final year of the 2014-2018 commemorative period.

On April 24 & 25 a series of commemorative events and activitieswill take place around the Dawn Service at the Desert Mounted Corps Memorial,

which is the centrepiece of Albany’s annual Anzac Day commemorations.

Immerse yourself in history and reflection at The Anzac Albany Festival,or take part in the Convoy Campout by camping out within the grounds

surrounding the National Anzac Centre for a unique Dawn Serviceexperience with exclusive access.

Commemorative & Community Program Thursday 19 April Time Activity Location

7.30pm The Lighthouse Girl (ticketed event) Albany Entertainment Centre

Friday 20 April Time Activity Location

11.30am The Lighthouse Girl (ticketed event) Albany Entertainment Centre

Tuesday 24 April Time Activity Location

7am – late

2pm – 3pm

3pm – 6pm

6pm

Poppies in the Sand

Kapyong Day Memorial Service

Anzac Albany Festival

Convoy Campout (ticketed event)

Middleton Beach

Albany War Memorial, York Street

Albany Heritage Park

Albany Heritage Park

Wednesday 25 April Time Activity Location

5.30am

6am

6.30am – 4pm

7am – late

10am

10.30am – 12pm

12.30pm – late

Dawn Service

Gunfire Breakfast (gold coin donation)

Anzac Albany Festival

Poppies in the Sand

Troop March

Commemorative Service

Railways VS North Albany

Mt Clarence Memorial

Albany Entertainment Centre forecourt

Albany Heritage Park

Middleton Beach

York Street

Anzac Peace Park

Railways Football Club

Thursday 26 April Time Activity Location

7am – 3pm Poppies in the Sand Middleton Beach

Saturday 28 April Time Activity Location

9am – 4.30pm WAFL Commemorative Football match (ticketed event)

*Please note that programming is subject to change.

Centennial Stadium

anzacalbany.com.au #anzacalbany

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Anzac Albany Festival - FREE EVENT National Anzac Centre and Albany Heritage Park

Tuesday 24 April Time Activity Location

3pm – 6pm

3pm – 6pm

3.35pm

3.40pm

3.45pm

4.40pm

5.30pm

Poppies in the Park

Contribute a poppy to the memorial garden at the festival

ANZAC Tribute

Vignettes, footage and tributes to service men and women

Welcome to Country

Official festival opening

Adam Morris Duo

Acoustic set from award-winning blues and folk musician, Adam Morris

Jazztrix Band

Jazz classics and innovative original compositions

Royal Australian Navy Ceremonial Sunset

One of the world’s oldest naval ceremonies will salute the lowering of the

Ensign at sunset. Performed by HMAS Newcastle.

Heritage Park

Screen

Stage

Stage

Stage

Stage

Heritage Park

Wednesday 25 April

OPEN TO PUBLIC: 3PM - 6PM

OPEN TO PUBLIC: 5AM - 4PMTime Activity Location

5am

5.30am – 4pm

6.45am

8am

9am

10am

11am

12pm

12.30pm

2pm

3pm

Dawn Service - Live feed

Simulcast from Mount Clarence Memorial

Poppies in the Park

Contribute a poppy to the memorial garden at the festival

Jazztrix Band

Jazz classics and innovative original compositions

Perth Dawn Service

Delayed telecast

Canberra Dawn Service

Delayed telecast

Peter FitzSimons Gallipoli ANZAC Stories

FitzSimons takes and in-depth look into six intriguing stories from WW1.

ANZAC Tribute

Vignettes, footage and tributes to service men and women

Gun Firing and Salute

Bring the family down and enjoy the spectacle of a real nine-pound gun being fired

by Princess Royal Fortress volunteers.

Adam Morris Blues Band

3-piece Blues, Folk and Celtic band

Dianne Wolfer

Readings and multimedia presentation from ‘Light Series’ books

City of Albany Brass Band

Screen

Heritage Park

Stage

Screen

Screen

Screen

Screen

Heritage Park

Stage

Stage

Stage

Convoy CampoutNational Anzac Centre and Albany Heritage Park

Tuesday 24 April Time Activity Location

6pm

6.10pm

7pm

7.30pm

9.30pm

10pm

Campout commences

ANZACs | In the Face of War - Documentary screening

Archive footage of Australia and New Zealand forces during

WW1, WW2 and the Vietnam conflict. Plus home life between

the wars, especially focusing on the homage we pay to those

who so bravely sacrificed themselves on our behalf.

Campfire Storytelling

Renowned bush poet, Jim Richards shares his work around the campfire

Gallipoli – Film screening

Two Australian sprinters face the brutal realities of war when

they are sent to fight in the Gallipoli campaign in Turkey

during World War I.

Campfire Storytelling

Renowned bush poet, Jim Richards shares his work around the campfire

Beneath Hill 60 – Film screening

In 1916, the 1st Australian Tunnelling Company is tunnelling

beneath German fortifications and bunkers to detonate massive

explosive charges.

Heritage Park

Screen

Campfire

Screen

Campfire

Screen

Wednesday 25 April Time Activity Location

4am

4.30am

6.30am

6.45am

Shuttle service to Mount Clarence Memorial commences

Dawn Service – Live feed

Simulcast from Mount Clarence Memorial

Gunfire Breakfast

Exclusive to Campout ticket-holders

Jazztrix Band

Jazz classics and innovative original compositions

Carpark

Screen

Heritage Park

Stage

Convoy Campout tickets at:

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