Get ready for a truly moving experience at the site of the Cowra POW Camp. Hear voices from the four nationalities involved in the breakout event of 1944 and remember the involvement of our Aboriginal soldiers through traditional Aboriginal dance.
Add to the experience with breakfast at sunrise followed by guided tours of the four compound quadrants. An event not to be missed.
The Cowra P.O.W Camp site is located on the corner of Evans Street and Sakura Avenue, Cowra.
7.30am start.
Western Australia’s first convict-built public building, the Commissariat, was extensively restored in 1979 to house the WA Museum’s Shipwreck Galleries
Canning seen through the eye of a camera over the past century and more.
Escorted tour of the Museum includes WWI gallery and exhibition of rarely seen South African Boer War medals
The Cowra Antique Vehicle Club is once again celebrating National Motoring Heritage Day by opening their doors and showcasing their fantastic collection of
Come along and celebrate ANZAC day at the Cowra Roundhouse at noon with the Lachlan Valley Railway. In addition to the annual ANZAC Day Ceremony, there
This exhibition explores the lives of people from the Cowra Migrant Holding Centre and other Cowra migrant stories. We note the significant contribution
An intriguing one-off performance by the Cowra Musical & Dramatic Society called Village Voices. Not to be missed, the performance is based around the book