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The Manchester Flower Show

Queen’s Jubilee Weekend, 2 – 5 June
Manchester City Centre

This year’s Manchester Flower Show is a very special affair. Flower displays, gardens and blooms celebrate the Queen’s 70 years of service. Across the extra-long Platinum Jubilee weekend, shop windows, squares, streets, and even statues go green (and red, and white, and blue). It’s free, it’s floral, and there’s a whole heap of alfresco food, drink and fun to be had at all your favourite shops, bars and restaurants.

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The Manchester Flower Show Queen's Jubilee Trail

Wind your way around the city’s shopping streets to find the most beautiful (and Instagrammable) gardens and flowers. There are 10 professionally designed displays to be discovered, and all of them pay tribute to the Queen’s 70 years of service.
The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Urban Garden

The star of the show, an urban garden that’s both very now, and also very old.
Queen Bee

Remember the Wild In Art bee trail? This clever display upcycles one of those bee sculptures, covering it in artificial flowers – with a real flower crown designed by Northern Quarter florist, FROG Flowers.
The Ju-bee-lee Garden

We do love the bee in Manchester, and this garden is for our black-and-yellow friends.
The Manchester Flower Show Festival Zone Displays

Keep your eyes open as you walk around the city’s shopping streets – and you’ll find all manner of surprising floral, garden and green displays. In windows, planters, doorways, shops, and more, you’ll find a little slice of summer.
The Queens Tea Party

A pretty take on the traditional English tea party can be found at the Corn Exchange – a Jubilee tribute crafted from dried and artificial flowers.
The Climate Resilient Garden

This display is all about how nature can be used to minimise flooding, and improve biodiversity.
The Buzz at Printworks 2022

Outside Printworks find seven bee themed street planters, filled with honeybees’ favourite flowers and plants.
The Manchester Flower Show Fringe Displays

Step out of the main festival zone to find floral displays across the city centre, with gardens, flowers and more at at locations including Circle Square, Manchester Art Gallery, NOMA, Science & Industry Museum, First Street, Great Northern Warehouse and more.
A British Welcome

Created by the resident florists at the Kimpton Clocktower Hotel, Giraffe Flower, the entrance to the Refuge restaurant and bar has been brought to life in a 'Best of British' theme that matches the display you can find in St Ann's Square.
Punk Queen of First Street

This is a musical twist on the Jubilee, as the ‘queen’ of the display is inspired by the Sex Pistol’s seminal album, Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols (released during the Queen’s 1977 Silver Jubilee).
Blossoming Big Red Bus

Inspired by 70 blooming years of service, Circle Square will feature the Blossoming Big Red Bus with a Queen’tessential floral display by I Want Plants.
Food & Drink
The Manchester Flower Show Cocktail Trail

Bars, restaurants and hotels around the city celebrate The Manchester Flower Show with a special floral themed cocktail.
Flower Show Square in Collaboration with Selfridges

Selfridges Exchange Square and Manchester Flower Show collaborate and bring botanical beauty to life with a takeover of Exchange Square.
Harvey Nichols x Manchester Gin Bar

Discover botanically inspired cocktails at the Manchester Gin Bar, located on New Cathedral Street.
Things To See & Do
Manchester Flower Show Flower and Craft Market

Pick up a floral keepsake from The Manchester Flower Show market.
The Flower Show Main Stage

Find out what's on at The Flower Show Main Stage during The Manchester Flower Show.
Floral Fragrance Discovery with Harvey Nichols and Stories Parfums

Join Harvey Nichols every weekend in June for personalised fragrance consultations with their resident experts. Discover your perfect floral scent and receive a complimentary fragrance gift bag with every fragrance purchase*.

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