What time are ANZAC Day dawn services in Melbourne?
Most Melbourne dawn services begin between 5:45am and 6:00am on 25 April. Check individual listings for the exact start time at your local RSL or war memorial — many suggest arriving 15–20 minutes early.
Are ANZAC Day services free to attend?
Yes — dawn services, marches, and commemorative ceremonies at RSLs and war memorials across Melbourne are free and open to the public. Some RSLs follow the service with a gunfire breakfast that may have a small cost.
Where can I find an ANZAC Day dawn service near me?
Use the suburb links above to find ANZAC Day services in your local area, or browse the listings below. Most Melbourne suburbs with an RSL or war memorial hold a local service.
Can children attend ANZAC Day services?
Children are welcome at most ANZAC Day services. Services are solemn and generally short (20–40 minutes), and dressing warmly for an early start is recommended. Some RSLs host family-friendly activities after the service.
