The Chorley Flower Show will return for its 10th anniversary from Friday 25 to Sunday 27 July.
The show is set to captivate visitors with floral displays, expert gardening demonstrations, a variety of entertainment and more.
Tickets for the popular three-day event are now on sale at early bird prices of £15 for a day and £20 for the full weekend, plus booking fees. Children aged 15 and under go free when accompanied by a paying adult.
Caroline Wolfenden, Director of Change and Delivery at Chorley Council, said: “We encourage all flower and garden enthusiasts, and those who want an entertaining day or weekend, to take advantage of this early bird ticket offer and join us to celebrate ten years of Chorley Flower Show.”
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The Chorley Flower Show 2025 promises to have something for everyone, including:
- Stunning show gardens
- Professional exhibitors featuring gold-medal winning entrants from some of the country’s biggest shows
- Shopping opportunities at a variety of trade stands
- Gardening demonstrations with experts sharing their knowledge and tips
- Family-friendly entertainment, including vintage carousel and vintage car show
- Pet photographer for well-behaved dogs
- Entry to the historic Astley Hall
- A variety of food and drink traders
- Amateur flower, fruit and vegetable and floral art competitions
- Special guests
From Thursday 1 May, the price of weekend tickets will increase to £25. From Monday 21 July, tickets will be at the full price of £20 for a day and £30 for a weekend, plus booking fee.
Tickets for are available from the Chorley Flower Show website, plus Malcolm’s Musicland in Chorley town centre and the Astley Hall Gift Shop.
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