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Falmouth Spring Flower Show

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Event details

Date to be confirmed
Date
Date to be confirmed
Venue
Princess Pavilion Princess Pavilion, 41 Melvill Road, Falmouth, TR11 4AR
Location
Falmouth
Admission
Admission not yet confirmed
Organiser
Falmouth Town Council
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Source checked 16 July 2026

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Falmouth Town Council has not yet announced dates for a 2027 Spring Flower Show. The council identifies the March 2026 edition as the 116th show.

The last confirmed show ran at Princess Pavilion on 21 and 22 March 2026. It included competitive displays of daffodils, camellias, shrubs and floral art, together with plant, bulb and garden-accessory trade stands. The council reported more than 2,000 visitors and added a courtyard marquee for children’s exhibits that year.

Current status

Date: No 2027 date published. The 2026 show ran on 21 and 22 March; watch the council’s Princess Pavilion page for next year’s announcement.

Venue: Princess Pavilion, 41 Melvill Road, Falmouth, TR11 4AR hosted the 2026 show; confirm the venue when the next edition is announced.

Admission: Not yet announced for 2027. In 2026, entering the competitive classes was free; visitor admission details will come with the next show’s announcement.

Programme: Exhibits, trade stands, entry classes and opening hours will be confirmed in the council’s next show schedule.

Reaching a 116th edition makes this one of the longest-running fixtures in the county’s gardening calendar, and its March slot is no accident: camellias, daffodils and early shrubs peak in Cornwall well before they do further east, which is why the show’s competitive classes are built around them. Anyone planning a run of spring shows can pair it with the Cornwall Garden Society Spring Flower Show, confirmed for 3 and 4 April 2027 at the Royal Cornwall Showground.

We’ll update this page when Falmouth Town Council publishes the next edition.

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