More than 100 Anzac Day services will take place across WA on Saturday to commemorate 111 years since the Gallipoli landing.

The services will provide locals with the opportunity to pay their respects to the men and women who have served and died in conflicts, wars and peacekeeping missions.

In the City of Perth, events include an all-abilities sunset service, the Kings Park dawn service, Anzac Day march in the CBD, cathedral service and a gunfire breakfast at the Government House gardens.

A massive crowd is expected at the Kings Park Anzac Day dawn service, with over 25,000 people anticipated to attend.

Brigadier Damian Bushell from the Australian Army will do the commemorative address, with Wing Commander Michael Moroney from the Royal Australian Air Force addressing the park’s sunset service.

In Perth’s north, the City of Joondalup is inviting people to attend one of Perth’s largest dawn services at Joondalup’s Central Park cenotaph.

Uniting the community in remembrance and gratitude, the ceremony will include a wreath-laying service, the traditional observance of one minute’s silence and the playing of the Last Post.

Joondalup mayor Daniel Kingston said the day was “a moment for all of us to pause and reflect on the extraordinary bravery, sacrifice and resilience of those who have served our nation”.

“This annual event is a powerful reminder of the values that bind us – courage, mateship and a deep sense of community,” he said.

“It is pleasing to see people of all ages come together at Central Park to honour the servicemen and women, hear their stories and reflect on their sacrifices that remain an enduring part of our national identity.”

In the City of Wanneroo, mayor Linda Aitken echoed Mr Kingston’s sentiments, saying Anzac Day offers an important opportunity for the community to come together and reflect.

“Anzac Day is one of the most significant days on our national calendar, as we honour those brave Australian and New Zealand Forces who served at Gallipoli and all those who have served our country since,” she said.

“It is a time to reflect on the courage and sacrifice of our past and present servicemen and women.”

Sandgropers wishing to pay their respects to current and former Defence Force members are encouraged to attend a dawn service.

Ceremonies across Perth giving communities the opportunity to commemorate Anzac Day include:

Anzac Day services across Perth

CBD SERVICES

Dawn service - State War Memorial, Kings Park & Botanic Garden, 5.45am-7am

Gunfire breakfast -Government House Gardens, 7am-9am

The march -St Georges Terrace, 9am-10.30am

Cathedral service - St Georges Cathedral, 11am-11.50am

PERTH’S NORTH

Ellenbrook: Service from 5.30am, Ellenbrook District Open Space

Joondalup: Anzac Day dawn service in Central Park War Memorial on Grand Boulevard, starting at 5.45am.

Mt Lawley / Inglewood: Anzac Day morning service at Mount Lawley War Memorial, arrive by 7.30am.

North Beach: Anzac Day dawn service at Charles Riley Memorial Reserve, arrive by 5.30am.

Ocean Reef: Anzac Day dawn service at Ocean Reef Marina adjacent to the new Ocean Reef Sea Sports Club, starting at 5.45am.

Osborne Park: Anzac Day dawn service at Memorial Hall on Main St, starting at 6.30am with parade forming at 6.40am.

Quinns Rocks: Anzac Day dawn service at Quinns Rocks Sports Club, starting at 6am.

Stirling: Anzac Eve service at Stirling Civic Gardens on Friday, arrive by 4.45pm.

Wanneroo: Anzac Day dawn service at Memorial Park, starting at 5.45am.

Yanchep-Two Rocks: Anzac Day dawn service at Yanchep National Park, starting at 6.15am.

Yokine & Joondanna: Anzac Day afternoon service at Yokine Disctricts Bowling Club, arrive by 12.30pm.

CENTRAL PERTH

Bassendean: Anzac Day march and service. March beginning at Bassendean Hotel at 10.30am and service at 11am at the Bassendean War Memorial, BIC Reserve.

Bayswater: Anzac Day dawn service at Halliday Park War Memorial, starting at 6am.

Belmont: Anzac Day dawn service at Faulkner Park, starting at 5.45am.

Mt Hawthorn: Anzac Day march and service. March beginning at 10.50am on the corner of Flinders Street and Scarborough Beach Road, service to begin at 11am at Axford Park, Mt Hawthorn.

Mt Lawley: Service from 7.45am, Mt Lawley-Inglewood War Memorial

Victoria Park: Anzac Day service at Victoria Park Memorial Gardens, starting at 6am.

South Perth: Anzac Day march, service and morning tea. Service at 6.45am at City of South Perth Civic Centre Memorial Gardens and morning tea at 7.45am at South Perth Community Hall.

PERTH’S SOUTH

Applecross: Service from 6am, RSL Club

Armadale: Anzac Day dawn service at Memorial Park, starting at 6am.

Bicton/Fremantle: Anzac Day dawn service and gunfire breakfast outside the club hall on Foss Street, starting at 6am.

Canning: Dawn service from 5.50am, Canning Districts RSL

Cockburn: Anzac Day dawn service at City of Cockburn War Memorial on the corner of Carrington Street and Rockingham Road, starting at 5.30am followed by gunfire breakfast and Anzac Day march.

Kalamunda: March from 11am, Memorial Walk Stirk Park

Mandurah: Anzac Day dawn service at War Memorial Leighton Place in Halls Head, starting at 5am followed by gunfire breakfast and march.

Port Kennedy: Service from 6.30am, Veterans Memorial Park

Rockingham: Anzac Day dawn service at Flinders Lane, starting at 5.30am.

WESTERN SUBURBS

Cottesloe: Ceremony from 7am, Civic Centre

Mosman Park: Service from 10am, Memorial Park

Nedlands: Service from 9am, Nedlands War Memorial

Shenton Park: Service from 7am, Shenton Park Community Centre

Subiaco: Service from 7.50am, Fallen Soldiers’ Memorial Subiaco

For a full list of Anzac services across Perth, visit the RSL WA website.