Event description
Perth’s only festival dedicated to sharing the joy of filling your home with plants returns in May 2022. Whether you already live in an indoor jungle or are just starting out, head along to learn from experts, acquire some leafy beauties, and mix with fellow plant lovers.
Spread over two days the festival will include:
// W.A.’s best growers selling a huge range of plants and plant accessories
// Workshops to create gorgeous things like terrariums, mounted elkhorns & kokedama
// Talks & demonstrations from indoor plant experts on topics like propagation, rare plants and bonsai
// Baileys Committed to Plants chapel from festival sponsors Baileys Grow Gardens
// Hydroponics & aquaponics advice from Plant Playground
// Community plant and cutting swap with the 'Perth Houseplant Club' Facebook group
// Delicious food and drinks
// Musical entertainment
OPENING HOURS:
Friday 27th May: 4 – 8.30 pm
Saturday 28th
May: 9 am - 3 pm
PLEASE NOTE: We're selling timed tickets to manage crowd sizes. Please read below for more information.
TALKS + WORKSHOPS:
Full program available at https://perthcityfarm.org.au/e...
TICKETS:
Every attendee must purchase an entry ticket, in addition to any talk or workshop tickets.
Presale General Entry = $10
Talks + Workshops = $12 - $70
VENDORS:
EOI to markets@perthcityfarm.org
COVID safety is a top priority for us so we’re offering timed entry tickets to manage crowd sizes. Please grab your tickets early to get the timeslot you want. How they work- If you purchase a 4 pm Friday ticket, you may enter between 4 and 4.30 pm and stay until the event finishes. After the first couple of hours of each day the tickets become '5.30 pm Onwards' tickets, so you can enter any time after 5.30 pm.
We strongly encourage all attendees to wear a mask when indoors at the Perth Indoor Jungle Festival.
This festival is organised by Perth City Farm, a non-profit Urban Farm providing space and opportunities to build community connections, and educating and enabling people to live sustainably. All funds raised will support City Farm’s work.