A historic silk mill will bloom with colour and creativity during a three-day flower festival.
Whitchurch Silk Mill's first Flower Festival will take place from June 19 to 21, transforming the mill and its riverside grounds into a celebration of floristry, crafts and community.
The event will raise funds to support the work of the charity and the heritage site.
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Sue Tapliss, director of Whitchurch Silk Mill, said: "We are looking forward to welcoming visitors to our first Flower Festival.
"Volunteers from across the country have contributed to the displays and installations, and the event will be an important part of our fundraising calendar."
The festival will feature floral displays by local florists and craftspeople throughout the Georgian mill, including an outdoor installation of knitted and crocheted flowers made by volunteers, a floral archway and artwork by children from the area.
Visitors can explore stalls selling plants and local honey, and get practical gardening advice.
Soil Smiths will offer visitors the opportunity to bring compost or soil samples for microscopic viewing and to learn more about healthy soil, land management and organic growing methods.
Entry is £10 for adults, while children under 16 attend for free and do not require a ticket.
For more information, visit whitchurchsilkmill.org.uk/event/flower-festival.
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