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| PROGRAMME | ||
| 6AM |
Dawn Service |
Cenotaph |
| 6.45AM | Museum opens to the public (including Columbus Café) | |
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6.45AM – 5PM |
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Grand Foyer |
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Armoury Information Centre | |
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Te Kakano Information Centre | |
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Natural History Information Centre | |
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Armoury Information Centre | |
| 7.30AM |
Join us for a free 45-minute guided tour of our War Memorial galleries including WWI, WWII, Planes and Sir Keith Park |
Meet at the red arrow outside the Armoury Information centre |
| 8.30AM |
Auckland Youth Choir |
Hall of Memories |
| 8.30AM |
Join us for a free 45-minute guided tour of our War Memorial galleries including WWI, WWII, War in the Pacific and Naval stories |
Meet at the red arrow outside the Armoury Information centre |
| 9-10.30AM |
Hear from Christine Liava’a, family historian and convenor of the Pacific Islands Interests Group, as she discusses the effects of conflicts played out in the Pacific as well as the contribution of Pacific Soldiers to overseas conflicts. Bring along your story or mementoes |
Te Kakano |
| 9.30AM |
Join us for a free 45-minute guided tour of our War Memorial galleries including WWI, WWII, Planes, Sir Keith Parker, and War in the Pacific |
Meet at the red arrow outside the Armoury Information centre |
| 10.30AM | Grand Foyer closes in preparation for the Civic Service | |
| 11AM | Civic Service | Cenotaph |
| 12PM | Grand Foyer reopens | |
| 12PM |
An excerpt from the award winning play by David Mamea, Goodbye My Feleni, a play about Pasifika soldiers that served with the 28th (Maori) Battalion in World War II |
Atrium |
| 12-4PM | Weird and Wonderful | |
| 12.30-3PM |
Join us in the Library for an informal afternoon of illustrated talks and expertise
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| 12.30PM |
Join us for a free 45-minute guided tour of our War Memorial galleries including WWI, WWII, Planes, Sir Keith Park and the Home Front |
Meet at the red arrow outside the Armoury Information centre |
| 1PM | ‘Lest We Forget’ Poetry Competition finalists | Hall of Memories |
| 1PM |
Tongan Brass Band |
Atrium |
| 1.30PM |
Join us for a free 45-minute guided tour of our War Memorial galleries including WWI, WWII, The NZ Wars, Planes and Sir Keith Park |
Meet at the red arrow outside the Armoury Information centre |
| 2-4PM | Enjoy incredible views of the city and harbour from the Museum’s Dome, tours run on request | Lift 1 & 2, Atrium |
| 2.30PM |
Join us for a free 45-minute guided tour of our War Memorial galleries including WWI, WWII, Planes, Sir Keith Park, and Nurses at War |
Meet at the red arrow outside the Armoury Information centre |
| 3.30PM |
Join us for a free 45-minute guided tour of our War Memorial galleries including WWI, WWII, the NZ Wars and Naval stories |
Meet at the red arrow outside the Armoury Information centre |
Poetry Competition – Lest we Forget |
| 25 Apr 13 |
Thursday, 1PM, Hear the finalists from this year’s poetry competition read their poems in the Hall of Memories. Entries are now open! |
Illuminate |
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22 Apr - 24 Apr 13 |
Today Auckland War Memorial Museum still forms the city’s emotional hub around Anzac Day. In the lead-up to Anzac Day we will project a film onto the Museum’s northern façade. Starting after sunset this year’s Illuminate film will focus on the contributions and sacrifices of Pacific peoples and the conflicts that played out in Pacific region. |
Expert Session – Pacific Conflicts |
| 25 Apr 13 |
Thursday, 9 – 10.30AM Hear from Pasifika guests as they discuss the effect of conflicts played out in the Pacific as well as the contribution of Pacific soldiers to overseas conflicts. |
ANZAC Day Tours |
| 25 Apr 13 |
Thursday, 7.30AM, 8.30AM, 9.30AM, 12.30PM, 1.30PM, 2.30PM, 3.30PM Join us for a special 45mins guided tour around the war memorial galleries.
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Poppy Making |
| 25 Apr 13 |
Thursday, 12 – 4PM Bring the kids along to Weird and Wonderful where they can make their very own poppy. |
Library Talks |
| 25 Apr 13 |
Thursday, 12.30 – 3PM Hear unique perspectives from experts as they talk about the Pacific contribution to conflicts. MEGAN HUTCHING |