Floriade 2010
September 11 - October 10, 2010
Canberra , Australia
From 12 September to 11 October in Commonwealth Park thousands of visitors enjoyed uplifting entertainment; sampled regional food and wine; learned from informative workshops and educational demonstrations and meandered amongst magnificent garden bed displays in the heart of the nation’s capital.
Visitors were part of the true Mind, Body, and Soul experience at the Lotus Lounge which combined the serenity of natural therapies such as express facials and luxurious hand treatments with the brilliance of garden beds in full bloom. For a treat, visitors to Floriade were able to book an indulgent High Tea experience or sample Lindemans Early Harvest less calories, lighter alcohol wine range.
There was live entertainment throughout the park with a series of lunchtime concerts presented by the ANU School of Music, street performers and visual theatre, comedy acts, and dance. Special guest performances from soul songstress Marcia Hines and the country music sensation the McClymonts were also highlights of Floriade.
The new giant 35 metre ferris wheel offering a spectacular view of Floriade and beyond was also available during the four week festival.
Visitors to Floriade invigorated their body and explored the world of sport at the Australian Sports Commission marquee. Coaching tips were available, and a nutritionist cooked up a storm and found out the secrets behind talent identification. Plus, the public were able to meet Australian Institute of Sport athletes, coaches and scientific experts.
Floriade’s opening hours are:
9.00 am – 5.00pm Monday to Friday
9.00 am – 5.30pm weekends and public holidays
Last entry to the event is 30 minutes before closing.
Entry to Floriade is free.
Visitors were part of the true Mind, Body, and Soul experience at the Lotus Lounge which combined the serenity of natural therapies such as express facials and luxurious hand treatments with the brilliance of garden beds in full bloom. For a treat, visitors to Floriade were able to book an indulgent High Tea experience or sample Lindemans Early Harvest less calories, lighter alcohol wine range.
There was live entertainment throughout the park with a series of lunchtime concerts presented by the ANU School of Music, street performers and visual theatre, comedy acts, and dance. Special guest performances from soul songstress Marcia Hines and the country music sensation the McClymonts were also highlights of Floriade.
The new giant 35 metre ferris wheel offering a spectacular view of Floriade and beyond was also available during the four week festival.
Visitors to Floriade invigorated their body and explored the world of sport at the Australian Sports Commission marquee. Coaching tips were available, and a nutritionist cooked up a storm and found out the secrets behind talent identification. Plus, the public were able to meet Australian Institute of Sport athletes, coaches and scientific experts.
Floriade’s opening hours are:
9.00 am – 5.00pm Monday to Friday
9.00 am – 5.30pm weekends and public holidays
Last entry to the event is 30 minutes before closing.
Entry to Floriade is free.
