The five day festival of spring provides inspiration with its magnificent gardens, 110 free seminars, shopping in the bustling Marketplace and much more. Embracing the show’s theme, “Taste of Spring,” the show introduces the “Tasting Corner” in the Marketplace, with over 25 merchants offering enticing samples of specialty food and beverage offerings.
Available online, discounted “Early Bird” adult tickets are $17 (regularly $22 during the week of the show or at the door). Tickets are $5 for youth (ages 13-17), and children 12 and under are admitted free to the show. Discounted tickets for groups, and multi-day passes are also available. Visit the show’s website for ticket purchases, additional ticket pricing and more information on the show.
Starting December 5, over 60 nurseries and other participating retail outlets will offer advance sales of adult, “Early Bird” and youth tickets, saving the $1 service fee per ticket for online ticket purchase. A complete listing of outlets, from Canada and Bellingham to Portland and Spokane, here.
Show dates and hours for the five-day festival are Wednesday through Saturday (Feb. 22-25), 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; and Sunday (Feb. 26), 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
The show is made possible by the support of sponsors and partners, including Western Washington Toyota Dealers, Seattle Tilth, Marenakos Rock Center, Sawdust Supply, KING5 and The Seattle Times.
The Northwest Flower & Garden Show is produced by Pacific Northwest-based, family-owned O’Loughlin Trade Shows, one of the largest consumer show producers in the United States.
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