A small Saxon church filled to bursting with magnificent flowers and a barn filled with stalls. All proceeds to St Mary’s church, Sullington.

This is a traditional rural event where the beautiful Saxon church of St Mary’s, Sullington is filled to bursting with magnificent flower arrangements and the neighbouring ancient tithe barn is filled with stalls, crafts and refreshments.

Taking place in September this is the first Sullington flower festival for over three years (due to the pandemic) – and is eagerly awaited by regular visitors. New and former visitors will enjoy the high standard and imagination in the flower displays and the local artisanal items for sale in the barn, including plants, cakes, bespoke furniture pieces, turned bowls, pottery, textiles, good quality nearly new items and much more. Also, widely enjoyed are the teas, coffees, lunches and cakes on offer. There is a programme of talks on Saturday 4th September and children’s activities throughout the weekend.

All proceeds to St Mary’s church, Sullington.