Spring Festival
Join us from 4 - 19 April for our annual Spring Festival to celebrate the arrival of a new season with spectacular bulb displays, events and activities.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
Our Spring Festival will run from Saturday 4 to Sunday 19 April and will include talks, demonstrations, a community art installation, art and craft workshops, and family activities.
From Saturday 28 March until Sunday 12 April families can pick up a free 'Tilly Plants a Tree' trail map to explore the Pleasure Garden and discover fun games and activities along the way.
On Saturday 11 and Sunday 12 April there will be a two-day Makers Market, held in partnership with Petworth Pop-Up.
There will be demonstrations and tours from Monday 13 until Thursday 16 April, and workshops in the Battery House from Tuesday 14 until Sunday 19 April.
A highlight of the festival will be a series of talks from Thursday 16 - Sunday 19 April. Join a variety of horticultural experts for talks in the Garden Theatre Marquee. The full schedule will be published online soon.
A spectacular hand-crafted display by our local community and volunteers will be on show from 4 until 19 April.
Free event, normal admission to Petworth applies.
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This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
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