The exhibitors of the Philadelphia International Flower Show are in fact artists. They take great pride in knowing how to use the art of temperature and lighting controls to make flowers, trees and shrubs bloom in March for this beautiful event. It is a true talent these designers have maintained and it is known around the world and it makes the flower show what it is today.
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Featured displays will highlight:
- Opulent Paris, a time of Victorian glamour.
- Romantic Paris, tête-à-tête down the Seine.
- Gourmet Paris, amid rooftop and edible gardens.
- Artists’ Paris, from canvas to landscape.
- Underground Paris, a catacomb of avant-garde art.
- Timeless Paris, courtyards and cafes form a Parisian paradise.
Don’t miss free gardening presentations, 150 held throughout the week, as well as dozens of educational displays that explore the newest gardening trends.
Shoppers – Find a bustling Marketplace with an array of take-home products to get the garden started andthe official Flower Show Shoppe with 2011 Show merchandise.
Foodies will love the Free Wine Tastings, presented by the PA Wine & Spirits Store.
Family Fun at the Philadelphia International Flower Show:
Girl Scout Day at 2011 Philadelphia International Flower Show
Girl Scouts who have completed the new PHS patch program, “Planting Seeds, Growing Lives: Grow, Explore, Lead,” will be honored at a special Girl Scout Day ceremony at the 2011 Philadelphia International Flower Show.
The program will be held Sunday, March 13, from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m., in Room 107AB in the Pennsylvania Convention Center.
Girl Scouts who come in uniform will be admitted to the Flower Show on that day at half-price.There is no admission charge for anyone who wants to attend the Girl Scout Day event in Room 107 only.
Friday, March 11th and Saturday, March 12th – Family lounge open till 8pm
French singer, Ruthanne Emilene Ankney performs with marionettes. Garden crafts, kids activities, face painting. PNC “What I Want to Be When I Grow Up” photo station, crafts, and educational materials.
Dates:
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Sunday, March 6 through Sunday, March 13 |
Place:
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Pennsylvania Convention Center 12th & Arch Streets Philadelphia, PA 19107-2299 |
Hours:
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PHS Members’ Preview (household and leadership levels only) Sundays, March 6 & 13: Monday through Friday, March 7 to March 11: Saturday, March 12: Box Office closes one hour before Show closing on all days. |
Ticket Pricing: |
Online (plus $.75 service fee)- Available in October Box Office at the Show Advance General Admission at select retailers (*Service charge may apply. Please call retailer for details, link to retail list below) Student (ages 17-24): 20* Group: |
Ticket Outlets |
Click and Print Online (service charges apply) Retail Outlets ** Please note that the Flower Show Value Pak and Membership tickets are not available at retail locations. These tickets will be available online or at the box office. |
Producer:
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Presenting |
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Recorded Information:
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215-988-8899 (recorded information) |
Wheelchair
Rentals: |
Rentals are $15 a day on a first-come, first-serve basis. The rental booth is located on the Show Level Concourse outside of B Hall. Passenger dropoff is located at 11th and Arch Streets- Volunteer aids are available. Pets: Pets are not allowed at the Flower Show. Service animals are permitted. Click here for a floor plan of the Philadelphia International Flower Show! |
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