New England Garden Festival - Armidale
Thu 29 Oct '26 – Tue 03 Nov '26
Overview
The New England Garden Festival (NEGF) will be held at the Armidale Racecourse, together with New England Open Garden Trail in towns of the beautiful New England Region.
The festival encompasses all those gardening activities that gardeners love to see and do. Stalls, stalls and more stalls with plants, gardening tools and equipment, gardening products, garden sculptures and everything gardeners dream of - and more!
Workshops and…
The New England Garden Festival (NEGF) will be held at the Armidale Racecourse, together with New England Open Garden Trail in towns of the beautiful New England Region.
The festival encompasses all those gardening activities that gardeners love to see and do. Stalls, stalls and more stalls with plants, gardening tools and equipment, gardening products, garden sculptures and everything gardeners dream of - and more!
Workshops and demonstrations will be available so gardeners can learn and improve their gardening skills and knowledge. It is a real community event that includes many local organisations.
Stunning private gardens will be open and accessible by car. And the icing on the cake – live music, food vans and coffee!
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Have step free outdoor pathways (includes picnic areas, barbecues and shelters)
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