Kent Floral Art is delighted to be part of the Kent County Show each year. A great atmosphere makes competing in the County Show a fun experience and great way to make new flowery friends.
County Show 2022
https://kcas.org.uk/kent-county-show/compete/flower-show/We are delighted that once again the Kent County Show will include a floral art competition, this year to be held in the Maidstone Exhibition Hall so much better contitions for staging and viewing the exhibits. The schedule and application form are available by clicking the links below. We look forward to seeing you there.
Stewards are needed see the application form below which you can download and send off.
Stewards are needed see the application form below which you can download and send off.
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Please send your applications to The Garden Life Department, Kent County Agricultural Society, Kent Showground, ME14 3JF, or email to Nikki Dorkings at nikki@kenteventcentre.co.uk. Applications close on 7th June 2022.
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County Show 2019
Mary Wheatley chairs the County Show. Her and her committee worked tirelessly to get everything ready for the show and to engage with the public during the show.
The committee chose "Time to Celebrate" as the theme for the 2019 County Show Floral Art Competition. Wateringbury made a splendid floral diamond to celebrate 60 years of NAFAS.
The imposed class where every competitor is given the same items to make their arrangement was called ‘Harvest Home’ to mark the 90th Show of the Kent County Agricultural Society.
29 competitors filled the marquee with 52 colourful arrangements, some large and some very small. It is always good to see new competitors each year especially when they win prizes. The results can be downloaded below and pictures of the fabulous designs can be found in the Gallery.
We had a pleasant surprise when our National Chairman popped in to see the show on Sunday on her way to visit friends in Kent. She said how much she enjoyed it and commented on all the excellent exhibits.
Each year we ask the public to judge the children’s competition and raise money for Demelza House Children’s Hospice at Sittingbourne. We also run flower arranging workshops for children and sometimes their parents join in and take part. There were generous donations from the workshops and from the flowers sold after the demonstrations on the stage and in total we raised a marvellous £1280 for Demelza House.
The committee chose "Time to Celebrate" as the theme for the 2019 County Show Floral Art Competition. Wateringbury made a splendid floral diamond to celebrate 60 years of NAFAS.
The imposed class where every competitor is given the same items to make their arrangement was called ‘Harvest Home’ to mark the 90th Show of the Kent County Agricultural Society.
29 competitors filled the marquee with 52 colourful arrangements, some large and some very small. It is always good to see new competitors each year especially when they win prizes. The results can be downloaded below and pictures of the fabulous designs can be found in the Gallery.
We had a pleasant surprise when our National Chairman popped in to see the show on Sunday on her way to visit friends in Kent. She said how much she enjoyed it and commented on all the excellent exhibits.
Each year we ask the public to judge the children’s competition and raise money for Demelza House Children’s Hospice at Sittingbourne. We also run flower arranging workshops for children and sometimes their parents join in and take part. There were generous donations from the workshops and from the flowers sold after the demonstrations on the stage and in total we raised a marvellous £1280 for Demelza House.
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