SHOW NEWS
COVID-19 Show Update
30/03/20
We hope that you are safe and well in this unprecedented and challenging time. Our thoughts and prayers are with everyone who has been affected by COVID-19.
Following the government updates and the ongoing situation with COVID-19 we are very sad to announce that The National Flower Show has been postponed until 21-23 May 2021. We’d like to thank all of our sponsors, exhibitors, experts and visitors for their ongoing support. We are looking forward to bringing you a fabulous show next year.
Although we originally moved this year’s show to September, it would be impossible to guarantee the social distancing required for the event and safety MUST come first.
We promise to make next year’s show the BEST ever with lots of exhibitors already agreed to attend next year’s event plus some fantastic new additions, celebs, gardening entertainment, crafts, food & drink and more plants than ever before.
All tickets remain valid for next year’s event, you do not need to do anything and can be used on any day of next year’s event. Just bring them along to the show as usual.
If the new dates/arrangements do not meet your needs please contact our official ticket supplier Redbox Tickets by email :- support@yourticketbooking.com and they will answer within seven days please be patient. All enquiries will be dealt with.
New Date:- 21 – 23 May 2021
For exhibitors, you do not need to do anything we will be in touch within 14 days regarding your booking. Please click here for more information.
It is with much regret that we have had to make this decision but we really feel this is the correct decision and the show will come back bigger than ever in 2021.
Please stay safe.
If you would like to speak to our ticket support team, please contact our ticket provider RedBox who will be able to assist you on 0203 763 9880 or email support@yourticketbooking.com. If you have a question about The National Flower Show and COVID-19, please visit our FAQs section here.
Thank you all for your patience and understanding at this difficult time. Stay safe and keep gardening.
Updated 3rd June 2020
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