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Floriade 2024

Starts: Monday, 16 September 2024
Ends: Sunday, 13 October 2024
Floriade, Australia's Biggest Celebration of Spring, returns to Canberra's Commonwealth Park for another year. See the park transformed into a vibrant canvas of colour and creativity as the 2024 theme “Art in Bloom” is brought to life! Prepare to unleash your inner artist and take part in workshops and activities, enjoy live music, browse market stalls, and enjoy delicious food as you wander through one million beautiful flowers. Entry to Floriade is free. NightFest, Floriade’s dark side, is also returning with a jam-packed program for four nights in October. NightFest tickets are on sale now! Head to the website to find out more and plan your trip today.
Add to Calendar 2024-09-16 12:00 am 2024-10-13 12:00 am Floriade 2024 Floriade, Australia's Biggest Celebration of Spring, returns to Canberra's Commonwealth Park for another year. See the park transformed into a vibrant canvas of colour and creativity as the 2024 theme “Art in Bloom” is brought to life! Prepare to unleash your inner artist and take part in workshops and activities, enjoy live music, browse market stalls, and enjoy delicious food as you wander through one million beautiful flowers. Entry to Floriade is free. NightFest, Floriade’s dark side, is also returning with a jam-packed program for four nights in October. NightFest tickets are on sale now! Head to the website to find out more and plan your trip today. Commonwealth Avenue, Parkes , ACT , 2600 , Australia
Commonwealth Avenue, Parkes , ACT , 2600 , Australia
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