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Clevedon & District Flower Club

Clevedon Community Centre

Princes Hall,

2 Princes Road,

Clevedon,

Somerset,

BS21 7SZ

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​Contact: Nora Ford (President)

01275 859797 or Penny Smith (Secretary) 07483 239916 or email  info@clevedonanddistrictflowerclub.org.uk

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​Meetings held 7:30pm on last Tuesday in the month. No meetings in August or December.​

Our Club is vibrant with over 80 members.  Its aim is to promote enjoyment of flowers either by watching an expert demonstrator creating arrangements and/or personally participating in arranging flowers. 

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Demonstrations:

Club meetings are held at 7:30pm at Clevedon Community Centre, Princes Road, Clevedon on the last Tuesday of the month, with the exception of May; this being a Bank Holiday. Twice a year a National Demonstrator takes the stage and this is a special evening to which other clubs are also invited.

We have no Meetings in August and December.

Learn flower arranging:

Practice classes take place at 7.15pm in the Wesley Building of Nailsea Methodist Church, Silver Street, Nailsea BS28 2DS on the second Tuesday of most months. There is a section for beginners and another for those who are competent.

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​Events Programme:

Events include outings, specialist subject speakers, floral day schools, open garden visits, lunches and invitations to participate in floral festivals.  Enquiries to Nora Ford (President) above.

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2021 Programme

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9th February -   AGM and presentation - Cancelled due to Covid. Next AGM planned for September 

23rd February -   Spring Inspirations by Nicky Heal - Cancelled due to Covid

30th March -   Eggstravaganza by Jane Haas - by Zoom; details to follow by email

27th April -   The language of flowers by Caroline Cooper

25th May -   Seasonal delights by Sally Oates

29th June -   Wonders of Wales by Delyth Price (National demonstrator)

27th July -  Flight of Fancy by Jackie Page

28th September -   AGM followed by a speaker or demonstration - details tbc

26th October -   Barking Mad by Jenny York

30th November -   Myths, mincet and merriment by Katherine Kerr

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