ST. STEPHEN’S HARVEST FLOWER FESTIVAL

ST STEPHEN’S LANSDOWN, BATH

HARVEST FLOWER FESTIVAL 
‘HARVESTING FOR HOPE AND GROWTH’

THE EVENT

The Festival: Saturday 30 September until Sunday 8 October. 
Free entry to view/donation to display.

Thursday pm 28/Friday 29: Set up
Monday 9 October onwards: take down

Saturday 30 September: open 10 am – 4 pm with refreshments (£5 suggested donation)

Official opening: 10 am with special guests invited

Sunday 31 September: open noon – 4 pm 

Monday – Saturday, 1 – 7 October: 10 am – noon

Supporting activities:

Saturday 7 October: 10 – noon: A Farming Year – by Rev Debbie Pow: illustrated talk with refreshments. £5 voluntary contribution.

Sunday 8 October: Bring & Share Harvest Lunch 1230 pm

Children’s crafts: available weekends only – colour/make a mini lolly stick scarecrow; Harvest card-making; pumpkin painting; leaf prints/garlands; Harvest colouring: £5 pp for all crafts.

Guidelines for displays:

HARVEST THEMES

A display/installation needs to be harvest related.  It could just include Harvest fruits or Autumn colours, or you could give the display a theme for example:

* A Harvest hymn such as We Plough the Fields and Scatter; All Things Bright and Beautiful; For the Beauty of the Earth

* Harvest associations – scarecrows and corn dollies

* Harvest produce – pumpkins, vegetables, sunflowers

* Eco Harvest

* Harvest-related books – Laurie Lee’s Cider with Rosie

DISPLAY/INSTALLATION SPACE

We have the following space options, with size/location details listed on the booking form:

* Floral pedestals of assorted sizes which could either be single or grouped as a duo/trio

* Standard gopak tables (180 cm long x 75 cm wide)

* Other mid/work surface height flat surfaces

* Quirky church spaces including higher level window ledges; bench seats and backs; altar rails; chancel niches

SET UP TIMES

THURSDAY 28 SEPTEMBER 2 – 6.30 PM 

FRIDAY 29 SEPTEMBER 9 AM – 6.30 PM

And some ideas to inspire . . .