After being postponed due to wet weather last year, a new date has been announced for Albury’s premier garden event, Gardenesque.
The flower and garden festival will take pride of place in the iconic Albury Botanic Gardens on 28 and 29 January, Albury City Council announced today.
Council says the gardens will be buzzing with beautiful blooms, stunning floral and garden displays, as well as interactive spaces you can touch, smell, eat and explore with friends and family.
One of the key highligts of the festival will be the apprearance of renowned Australian landscape architect, environmental educator and TV personality, Costa Georgiadis (pictured).
“With passion and enthusiasm, Costa will be here to entertain and educate as a co-host on the Sunday, spreading an important green-thumb message around creating a permanent self-sustaining culture,” Council said in a statement.
“You’ll be able to interact with inspiring spaces for the backyard gardener, feast your eyes on amazing garden designs and displays put together by industry experts, and check out an array of unique exhibits, talks and workshops from those in-the-know.
“But it’s not all about gardening – there will be live music and free entertainment for the whole family, as well as regional food, craft beer, local wine and botanical gins for the grown-ups!”
Existing ticketholders are able to use their tickets on the new date.
Tickets are still available to be purchased on the Gardenesque website, or in person at the Albury Entertainment Centre. You can also purchase tickets on the day using EFTPOS.
