ANZAC Day 2026
Each year, ANZAC Day is a time to reflect on and honour the sacrifice of those who have served, and those who continue to serve. It remains an important day of remembrance for the community. On Saturday 25 April, ANZAC Day Services will be held, with the day continuing across the Club as the community comes together to acknowledge its significance.
ANZAC Day 2026
ANZAC Day is a time to reflect on and honour the sacrifice of those who have served, and those who continue to serve. On Saturday 25 April, ANZAC Day Services will be held, with the day continuing across the Club.
Dawn Service
The Dawn Service will commence from 5.55am, beginning with the march from Gosford Police Station to the Gosford Cenotaph. This early morning service offers a quiet and reflective start to the day, providing an opportunity to pause and acknowledge the significance of ANZAC Day alongside the community.
Main March and Service
The Main March and Service will begin from 10.00am, assembling on Donnison Street before proceeding to the Gosford Cenotaph. This service brings the community together in recognition of ANZAC Day, offering an opportunity to stand in remembrance and acknowledge the service and sacrifice of those who have served.
Dawn Service
The Dawn Service will commence from 5.55am, beginning with the march from Gosford Police Station to the Gosford Cenotaph. This early morning service offers a quiet and reflective start to the day in remembrance.
Main March and Service
The Main March and Service will begin from 10.00am, assembling on Donnison Street before proceeding to the Gosford Cenotaph. This service brings the community together in remembrance of those who have served.
Two Up
Two Up is a traditional game closely associated with ANZAC Day, with its origins among Australian soldiers during wartime.
Played in moments of downtime, it offered a brief sense of normality, fostering connection and lifting morale in challenging conditions. Over time, it has come to represent the spirit of mateship, resilience and shared experience that defined those who served.
From 1.00pm, Two Up will be held in The Gallery, continuing this long standing tradition in a respectful and social setting.
Long Weekend Live Music
Friday 24 April
Jenny Marie Lang | 8pm - 11pm
Saturday 25 April
Tom Hutchin | 11am - 3pm
Gyrate | 8.30pm - 12am
Sunday 26 April
Kuta Groove | 1pm - 4pm
Monday 27 April
Ethan Beckton | 1pm - 4pm
Two Up
Two Up is a traditional game closely associated with ANZAC Day, with its origins among Australian soldiers during wartime. Played as a way to pass time and build camaraderie, it has become an important part of ANZAC Day observance across the country.
From 1.00pm, Two Up will be held in The Gallery, continuing this long standing tradition in a respectful and social setting.
Long Weekend Live Music
Friday 24 April
Jenny Marie Lang | 8pm - 11pm
Saturday 25 April
Tom Hutchin | 11am - 3pm
Gyrate | 8.30pm - 12am
Sunday 26 April
Kuta Groove | 1pm - 4pm
Monday 27 April
Ethan Beckton | 1pm - 4pm
Honouring Veterans of Our Community
This ANZAC Day we’re introducing Service & Legacy, a commemorative portrait series recognising the veterans who are part of the Club’s history and community.
Veterans are invited to take part in a portrait session throughout the day, with each participant receiving a digital portrait to keep or share with family. Sessions will take place following both the Dawn Service and the main service.
The initiative aims to create a lasting record of service within the community, preserving these stories for future generations.
Veterans wishing to participate are asked to register their interest at Reception prior to ANZAC Day, as places will be limited.
Honouring Veterans of Our Community
This ANZAC Day we’re introducing Service & Legacy, a commemorative portrait series recognising the veterans who are part of the Club’s history and community.
Veterans are invited to take part in a portrait session throughout the day, with each participant receiving a digital portrait to keep or share with family.
Sessions will take place following both the Dawn Service and the main service.
FOOD SERVICE
Breakfast will be available from 6.15am for those attending the Dawn Service via a gold coin donation, supporting veteran welfare.
The Gardens Café open all day.
The Pizzeria open from 11:30am to 9pm.
The Gardens Eatery open 11:30am to 2:30pm then 5pm to 9pm.
No Public Holiday surcharge.
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Veterans Portraits include a complimentary digital copy. Printed copies will be available for purchase on the day.
Veterans wishing to participate must register their interest at Reception prior to Saturday 25 April, as places are limited.
The Club will close at management discretion.
Courtesy bus bookings must be made prior to Saturday 25 April, please call club reception 4323 2311.
FOOD SERVICE
Breakfast will be available from 6.15am for those attending the Dawn Service.
The Gardens Café - open all day.
The Pizzeria - open from 11:30am to closure.
The Gardens eatery - open 11:30am to 2:30pm then 5pm to 9pm.
No Public Holiday surcharge.
MORE INFO
Veterans Portraits include a complimentary digital copy. Printed copies will be available for purchase on the day.
Veterans wishing to participate must register their interest at Reception prior to Saturday 25 April, as places are limited.
The Club will close at management discretion.
Courtesy bus bookings must be made prior to Saturday 25 April, please call club reception 4323 2311.
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