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Falmouth Spring Flower Show

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Princess Pavilion Princess Pavilion, 41 Melvill Road, Falmouth, TR11 4AR
Location
Falmouth
Admission
Free entry
Organiser
Falmouth Town Council
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The 117th Falmouth Spring Flower Show runs Saturday 20 and Sunday 21 March 2027 at Princess Pavilion, 41 Melvill Road, Falmouth. Entry is free, and the four acres of gardens around the Pavilion stay open alongside the horticultural displays.

Falmouth Town Council has run the show since 2019, when the volunteer committee that had organised it for decades stood down. Competitive classes cover horticulture, floral art and a re-wilding sculpture challenge run with Falmouth Art Gallery, plus junior classes for ages three to 16 covering edible jewellery, miniature gardens and fruit-and-vegetable animals. Entries close Friday 13 March 2027; email springflowershow@falmouthtowncouncil.com for a schedule and entry form.

In the early 1900s the show was the county’s season opener, drawing visitors including the Antarctic explorer Ernest Shackleton. The March date still tracks the growing season: camellias, daffodils and early shrubs peak in Cornwall well before they do further east, and the competitive classes are built around them.

Visitor information

Dates: Saturday 20 March, 10am to 5pm, and Sunday 21 March, 10am to 4pm, 2027.

Venue: Princess Pavilion, 41 Melvill Road, Falmouth, TR11 4AR.

Admission: Free general entry.

Entering: Entries close Friday 13 March 2027. Email springflowershow@falmouthtowncouncil.com for the schedule and entry form, or download it from the council’s how-to-enter page.

Food: The Garden Room at Princess Pavilion serves food throughout the show.

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