Forthcoming EventsThese events are ones which have run in the past and we expect to run in the future. As yet we do not have confirmed details, dates and contact details. To be informed of those details when they become available you can subscribe to our newsletter "Great things to do in Melbourne".
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Wildflower Festival
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Spring clean your mind and body at the Wildflower Festival. This year’s annual Wildflower Festival will make the most of getting people outdoors and into the Australian Garden for many different activities designed to lighten the body and soul. From yoga among the wildflowers through to bushwalks, photography and botanical art, there is something for everyone. Entry fees no longer apply for the Australian Garden. A booking fee applies for most tours. |
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Spring Into Gardening
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Celebrate all things spring at the Spring Into Gardening event. |
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Waverley Bonsai Annual Show
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An annual show with demonstrations, displays of over 100 Bonsai trees, demonstrations and advice as well as sales of Bonsai and useful euipment suited to the Bonsai beginner or seasoned enthusiast. |
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August 2012 ? |
Mt Waverley Community Centre, cnr Stephensons Rd & Miller Cres Mount Waverley, VIC |
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Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show
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The Melbourne International Flower & Garden Show is now regarded as the largest and most successful horticultural event in the Southern Hemisphere. |
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Floriade
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Floriade showcases one million flowers in bloom, and welcomes over 400,000 local, interstate and international visitors each year to Canberra's spring festival. |
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October 2013 ? |
Commonwealth Park, Canberra |
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Lavender Harvest Festival
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A harvest festival at this impressive property. |
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January 2012 |
Lavendula, Hepburn-Newstead Rd (near Daylesford) |
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Tesselar Tulip Festival
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Tulips are magic for so many reasons, their exotic majesty a reflection of natures miraculous beauty. They encompass every colour from dazzling to delicate hues in patterns most daring and others most plain. They have inspired poets and artists and bewitched nations with their allure. They are the stuff of legend, and rumoured to be the sleeping cradles of the fairies. They are even said to have their origin in the blood of a star crossed lover. There are more than half a million enchanted bulbs set to transform into beautiful flowers in the field. Escape the every day for a little hocus pocus at a festival packed with entertainment and splendour. Delight in the magic of spring at the Tesselaar Tulip Festival. Food + Drink available, Free off street parking, Wheelchair friendly, Dogs on leads welcomed and most of all don't forget your camera. |
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October 2013 ? |
Tesselaar Tulip Farm 357 Monbulk Rd,
Silvan |
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Peonies of Romswood Open Weekend
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Open weekend at Peonies. |
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Ballarat Begonia Festival
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This colourful event offers something for everyone, whatever age and interest, including free music, garden tours and displays and of course the ever-popular Begonia display in the Robert Clark Conservatory. |
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8th to 10th March 2013 (tbc) |
Ballarat Botanic Gardens |
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March Perennial Festival - St Erth
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Featuring plants that flower late in summer. |
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March 2012 ? |
Garden of St Erth, Simmons Reef Road,
Blackwood |
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Twilight Jazz Picnic at Cruden Farm
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An
annual fundraising event for the
McClelland Gallery held
at Dame Elisabeth Murdoch's 'Cruden'
Farm'. Dame Elisabeth Murdoch's
wonderful property with its famous gardens is thrown open to the public for
occasional fundraising events such as this oneand Dame Elisabeth has long been a
generous patron of the arts and of the McClelland Gallery. Cruden Farm is on the
corner of Cranbourne-Frankston & Cranhaven Roads, Langwarrin (Mel. Ref. 103 G6).
Entry is only from Cranhaven Road, where there is ample parking in the grounds.
White Hat suggests you go out of your way to enjoy this wonderful event and
suggests you bring your own picnic. Full details at
McClelland Gallery.
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February 2013 ? |
Cruden Farm (enter
via Cranhaven Rd), Langwarrin |
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Grampians Wildflower Show
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The annual Grampians Wildflower Show
allows you to get up close to the region’s endemic woodland, heathland
and wetland wildflowers and orchids, ask questions of wildflower experts, take
part in a bus and walk tour and take the kids along for fun craft activities.
More info: Grampians
Wildflower Show |
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Kyneton Daffodil and Arts Festival
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An annual festival with thousands of daffodils, open gardens, ferret racing, country race days antique and book fairs shopping sidewalk sale with buskers competition, exhibitions and flower show. |
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These events are ones which have run in the past and we expect to run in the future. As yet we do not have confirmed details, dates and contact details. To be informed of those details when they become available you can subscribe to our newsletter "Great things to do in Melbourne". |