Fleurs de Villes VOYAGE – Launch Party kicks-off stunning Sydney exhibition

Rain or shine, visitors can enjoy the stunning floral artistry at The Calyx, which offers an immersive green space that showcases an indoor glasshouse, an outdoor terrace, and one of the largest green walls in the southern hemisphere.

In addition to enjoying Fleurs de Villes’ famous floral mannequins, visitors can watch free botanical talks and demonstrations by expert florists and horticulturists, indulge in delectable treats from the Leaf Dept. Cafe amidst the floral splendour, and cast their vote for their favourite floral mannequin.

There are also two spectacular additional experiences that are included as part of the general admission:

Interact with the 15 talented teams behind Fleurs de Villes VOYAGE to learn more about their creative processes and the travel destination inspiration of each design.

Shop for fresh blooms from local florists at a pop-up flower market

“As Fleurs de Villes has travelled the globe with our VOYAGE show, we have been so inspired by the stories shared by fans, florists, and partners in every city we’ve visited,” Karen Marshall, Co-founder of Fleurs de Villes said. “We are thrilled to be returning to the beautiful Royal Botanic Garden Sydney to present an incredible fresh floral journey of discovery to destinations around the world, and to showcase Sydney’s world-class floral talent.”

Chief Executive atBotanic Gardens of Sydney, Simon Duffy welcomed back Fleurs de Villes for another show-stopping year.

“It’s exciting to see Fleurs de Villes returning to the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney this year. The show brings incredibly talented floristry designs to The Calyx, our very own floral inspired venue. Each year the Garden sees millions of visitors from across the globe and this year’s theme, VOYAGE, fittingly showcases unique floral art inspired by destinations from around the world.”

Sydney is the final stop in 2024 on the Fleurs de Villes VOYAGE global tour that has travelled through the US, Canada and UK, stopping in cities including Chicago, Toronto, Edinburgh, Montreal, Vancouver, Winnipeg and New York.

Part of the proceeds from ticket sales go to theFoundation & Friends of the Botanic Gardens, a community focused organisation that leads fundraising and philanthropy to help the Botanic Gardens champion the protection of Australian flora.