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Family fun at the Melbourne International Flower & Garden Show 2025

The Melbourne International Flower & Garden Show returns from 26 – 30 March 2025, bringing a stunning display of floral artistry, garden design, and interactive experiences to the Royal Exhibition Building and Carlton Gardens. This year introduces the all-new Sunday Family Day, packed with activities and fun for the whole family.

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Family fun at the Melbourne International Flower & Garden Show 2025

Sunday Family Day

Sunday Family Day at the Melbourne International Flower & Garden Show is designed to inspire little green thumbs with interactive kids’ activities, creative workshops, and hands-on experiences. 

Sunday Family Day on 30 March 2025 will feature an exciting lineup of activities. Kids can get hands-on in the Grow Together Garden by NGIV, learning how to grow their own food and practice sustainability. Creative minds will love Gardening Games & Creative Activities, including painting pots and planting seedlings. The Superhero Scarecrow Competition will showcase incredible superhero-themed scarecrows crafted by schools and community groups. Families can also take part in Beyond Blue Family Activities, featuring veggie digging, a Wellness Wall butterfly display, giant games, arts & crafts, and a chill-out zone. To complete the experience, enjoy live entertainment and family-friendly food options.

To make Family Day even more accessible, a special discounted Sunday Family Ticket Package ($75 + BF) is available online only. This offer provides discounted admission for two adults and two children, making it easier for families to explore, create, and play together. 

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Family fun at the Melbourne International Flower & Garden Show 2025

Family Friendly Activities

In addition to the all-new Sunday Family Day, families can enjoy a variety of engaging activities on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, offering plenty of opportunities to inspire and entertain kids of all ages. From interactive workshops to vibrant displays, children can explore the world of plants and flowers, learning how gardens grow and getting hands-on in the garden. They’ll have the chance to plant seeds, create crafts, and interact with experts who make gardening fun and educational.

Family-Friendly Highlights:

Balcony Gardens by DEEPDALE (B17) – A sensory garden featuring interactive elements designed for children and adults to explore and enjoy.

Overwrought Garden Art (B39) – Pick up a colouring sheet inspired by unique garden art designs and a pack of coloured pencils.

Vertigrow (C56) – Kids can learn how to build a small plant demo using a modular trellis in an interactive display, plus receive a free LEGO accessory pack with any Starter Kit purchase.

Montague Farms (B55) – Enjoy apple-themed fun with Montague Farms & Food Bank Victoria, including tasty apple snack hacks and cool food and science experiments. Friday only.

ABC Gardening Australia Junior (B62) – Make a free mini succulent garden, pot up an egg-carton seedling, or build your own insect hotel with the GA Junior team.

WoolGrow Australia (D19) – Swap plastic for wool! Bring a clean plastic pot and exchange it for a biodegradable Planket Pot to help reduce plastic waste.

Wollemi Pine (A32) – Step back in time and explore the ancient Wollemi Pine with the Wollemi Walk. Plus, meet Wollie the Dino for prehistoric-themed fun!

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Family fun at the Melbourne International Flower & Garden Show 2025

With a mix of creative activities, hands-on learning, and exciting displays, the Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show offers something for every young nature lover throughout the event.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Date: 26 – 30 April 2025
Time: 9 am – 5 pm
Location: Royal Exhibition Building, Carlton, VIC
Price: $5 – $75 + BF

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