Show Attractions

Whether it’s the eye-catching exhibits, expert advice or lots of family fun, there's something for everyone at this year’s BIGGER & BETTER Chorley Flower Show!

As one of the premier horticultural events in the region, come along for a great day out for all the family (including your four-legged friends!).

• Some of the finest professional exhibitors with multiple gold medals from the country’s largest flower shows and RHS events.
• National and local societies displaying their plants and running regional competitions.
• Spectacular show gardens
• Gardening theatre with demonstrations from professional gardeners
• A selection of excellent local and national horticultural traders for all of your gardening needs
• Schools and Community group Garden Competitions with mini show gardens
• Amateur competitions

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We're looking forward to welcoming special guests to Chorley Flower Show 2026 including Charlie Dimmock, David Domoney, Sharon Hartley - BBC Radio Lancashire, Jonathan Moseley, Martin and Jill Fish.

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Once again there'll be spectacular show gardens on display at Chorley Flower Show. Watch this space for more information.

There's no shortage of expert advice at Chorley Flower Show, with a range of expert demos, talks and workshops.

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Throughout the weekend, there'll be fabulous live entertainment for all the family to enjoy, including your canine companions.

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From plants, bulbs, garden tools and accessories, pet supplies, fashion and much more, there are plenty opportunities for some retail therapy with a variety of traders.

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There'll be a fantastic range of delicious food and drink at Chorley Flower Show.

The breath-taking 16th century Grade I historic Astley Hall provides a stunning backdrop for the Chorley Flower Show.

Entry to areas of the ground floor of Astley Hall is included in your Chorley Flower Show ticket on the day of your show visit, where visitors will be able to enjoy a stunning floral installation created by BBC's Interior Design Masters finalist, Rita Millat.