ISLE OF MAN
FLOWER FESTIVAL
WELCOME .....
To celebrate the beauty of all things floral, Isle of Man Flower Festival coordinates a community event encompassing floral art in any medium, predominantly fresh flowers but also including arts & crafts.
In a change from our usual Festival at locations around the Island, the 2021 Festival reflected Covid-19 restrictions and took place from 3rd-5th July at historic St John's Mill & Conference Centre.
Located at the geographical heart of the Isle of Man, St John's Mill is a unique venue with its original working water wheel and we were pleased so many Island residents and some visitors supported us by visiting the event.
We are currently making plans for our 2022 event and will post any relevant information here as soon as it's available.
EXHIBITORS
27 local exhibitors will be creating 29 colourful floral displays for our 2021 event
FESTIVAL DATES & OPENING TIMES
ACCESSIBILITY FOR ALL
The 2021 Festival takes place from Saturday 3rd to Monday 5th July at St John's Mill & Conference Centre which will be open to visitors from 11am-4.30pm
With most of our floral attractions under cover, Flower Festival is designed to be enjoyed by all whatever the weather.
St John's Mill provides excellent access to their public areas including a lift, ramps, level surfaces, disabled parking
and disabled toilets.
More info: www.stjohnsmill.com
REFRESHMENTS
ENTRANCE CHARGES
The cafe at St John's Mill
offers tea, coffee and freshly baked cakes throughout the day.
Only food purchased here may be eaten on the premises, however, additional cafes can
be found within the Tynwald Mills complex and nearby at
St John's village.
Entry is FREE to our 2021 event although donations
are most welcome and will be distributed amongst
all our participants
LOCATION & PARKING
St John's Mill enjoys a central location and free parking is available nearby at the St John's Mill
& Conference Centre car park which is accessed from the Poortown Road.
Directions: from Ballacraine crossroads take the road towards Glen Helen/Kirk Michael (A3).
Take the second left turning at Ballig Bridge onto the Poortown Road (A20) to Peel.
The St John's Mill Private Car Park is the first turn off to the left and clearly visible from the road.
Two disabled parking spaces are available adjacent to the St John's Mill building
which can be accessed via Tynwald Mills Shopping Centre.
For information about visiting using public transport contact Bus Vannin on 662525 or see their website
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