Honouring the fallen: ANZAC day dawn services in Ku-ring-gai

Honouring the fallen: ANZAC day dawn services in Ku-ring-gai

Published on 02 April 2026

Ku-ring-gai will commemorate the bravery, mateship and legacy of the fallen ANZACs from Saturday 25 April

There are five services in Ku-ring-gai, beginning with the Dawn Service in Roseville and West Pymble, followed by morning services at Wahroonga, Turramurra and St Ives, and a Sunday Church Service in Gordon.

Ku-ring-gai has been involved in many conflicts over the past century, with around 1,300 men and women from Ku-ring-gai enlisted in World War 1 and many more in the conflicts that followed.

Mayor Christine Kay said ANZAC Day allows us to reflect and commemorate those who have afforded us the freedoms we have today.

"I invite our community to come together to honour the servicemen and women whose courageous service and sacrifice have helped shape our nation," Mayor Kay said.

Residents unable to attend a dawn service can visit Ku-ring-gai's 'Places of Pride' to pay their respects. The full list of locations can be found here https://krg.nsw.gov.au/anzacday

Below are the services from 25-26 April:

ANZAC Day Dawn Service Roseville

5am, Saturday 25 April

Roseville Memorial Park, 62 Pacific Highway, Roseville

ANZAC Day Dawn Service West Pymble

5.30am, Saturday 25 April

Bicentennial Park, Prince of Wales Drive, West Pymble

ANZAC Day Service Wahroonga

7.30am, Saturday 25 April

Wahroonga Park, Cnr of Illoura & Millewa Ave, Wahroonga

ANZAC Day Service Turramurra

9.30am, Saturday 25 April

Turramurra Memorial Park, Cnr of Eastern Road & Karuah Road, Turramurra

ANZAC Day Service St Ives

10.45am, Saturday 25 April

St Ives Village Green, Village Green Parade, St Ives

ANZAC Day Church Service Gordon

11.30am, Sunday 26 April

Church of St John the Evangelist, 754 Pacific Highway, Gordon

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