NZ'S FIRST WORLD WAR CENTENARY 2014–2019

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Commemorating the Centenary of the Eastbourne Anzac Memorial

A ceremony to mark the 100th anniversary of the planting of pohutukawas “in commemoration of the brave deeds done by our soldiers in Gallipoli” in Eastbourne, on 14 July 2015.

Topics: Memorials and Monuments, Commemorations, Ceremonies, Events, ANZAC, Trees Audience: General, returned service veterans, Local residents, School children Located in: New Zealand, Lower Hutt
Category: Commemorative events, parades and services
Organised by: Easbourne Memorial RSA
RSA Choir Anzac Revue

The Dunedin RSA Choir will be presenting its Anzac revue at the Dunedin Town Hall on Anzac Day, 25 April 2015.

Topics: Choir, Vocal Music, Music, Songs, Events, Anzac Day 2015 Audience: General, Music lovers, returned service veterans Located in: New Zealand, Dunedin
Category: Concerts, festivals or performances
Organised by: Dunedin RSA Choir
Exhibition - Samoa: A Great and Urgent Imperial Service

An exhibition at the National Army Museum focusing on New Zealand's support of the Empire and entry into the First World War. Runs from 29 August 2014 – end of January 2015.

Topics: Samoa, Archives, WWI exhibitions, photographic exhibition, Events Audience: returned service veterans, all ages, Teachers, Individuals / Families, historians Located in: New Zealand, Waiouru
Category: Exhibitions and new educational facilities
Organised by: National Army Museum
National Army Museum: Tracing the Footsteps from Trentham

The universal story of every New Zealand solider and their preparation for battle. Exhibition at the National Army Museum from  7 November 2014 until February 2015.

Topics: Museums, world war 1 soldiers, Personal stories, Military camps, Events Audience: veterans, Individuals / Families, returned service veterans, Students, historians Located in: New Zealand, Waiouru
Category: Exhibitions and new educational facilities, Research or lifelong learning, Preservation, conservation or protection
Organised by: National Army Museum