ISLE OF MAN
FLOWER FESTIVAL
WELCOME .....
To celebrate the beauty of all things floral, Isle of Man Flower Festival hosts an annual community event encompassing floral art in any medium, predominantly fresh flowers but also including arts & crafts.
Our 2022 event will be held over 3 days at historic St John’s Mill, a unique venue housing its original working water wheel. This old building was originally built for the flourishing 19th century textile industry and has been sympathetically restored, making it the perfect backdrop for numerous creative floral arrangements filling the Mill with colour.
Over 30 exhibitors will be interpreting our 2022 theme ‘The Spirit of Mann’ (in Manx 'Spyrryd Vannin'), reflecting our Island’s beauty, heritage, community, and sense of place in the world. Do come and join us!
EXHIBITORS
More than 30 local exhibitors will be creating colourful floral displays for our 2022 event
ACCESSIBILITY FOR ALL
With most of our floral attractions under cover, Flower Festival is designed to be enjoyed by all whatever the weather.
St John's Mill is fully accessible for visitors with disabilities and equipped with a disability lift and toilet. Three disabled parking
spaces are also available.
More info: www.stjohnsmill.com
FESTIVAL DATES & OPENING TIMES
The 2022 Festival takes place from Friday 8th to Sunday 10th July at St John's Mill & Conference Centre which will be open to visitors from 10.30am-4.30pm
REFRESHMENTS
ENTRANCE CHARGES
The cafe at St John's Mill
will be serving tea, coffee and freshly baked cakes from
10.30 - 4pm each day.
Additional cafes can
be found within the Tynwald Mills complex and nearby in
St John's village, offering a wide range of food options.
Entry is FREE to our 2022 event although donations
will be most welcome to help offset the costs of
staging the Festival
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)
turning left at Ballig Bridge onto the Poortown Road (A20) to Peel.
St John's Mill Private Car Park is on the left, clearly signed and 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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