Autumn Fair returns to Belfast’s Botanic Gardens this month

Author: Emma DicksonPublished 5th Sep 2023
Last updated 5th Sep 2023

Celebrate the turning of the seasons at Belfast’s picture-perfect Botanic Gardens on Saturday 23rd and Sunday 24th September.

The annual family event, organised by Belfast City Council, takes place from 12.30pm to 6pm each day, with a host of activities like bouncy castles, balloon modelling, facepainting, autumn themed arts and crafts, sports games, bubble bike, walkabout acts and pumpkin carving.

Among the highlights is the Autumn Flower Show showcasing spectacular prize-winning autumnal blooms and floral art displays as well as a display of giant seasonal vegetables.

Browse local food and craft stalls selling tasty treats and arty delights – don’t forget to pop into the Sustainable Living Emporium to learn more about sustainable fashion and lifestyle choices too.

There will also be a funfair zone that will include Tea Cups and Safari Train rides and a Bungee Trampoline.

The City of Belfast Autumn Show is organised by Council in conjunction with:

🎃 Federation of Women’s Institutes of Northern Ireland

💐 Irish Fuchsia and Pelargonium Society

🎃 Northern Ireland Bonsai Society

💐 Northern Ireland Group of Flower Arrangement Societies

🎃 Belfast and District Beekeepers’ Association

💐 North of Ireland Dahlia Society

🎃 Rose Society of Northern Ireland

So if you're up for some festive fall fun - keep the dates Saturday 23rd and Sunday 24th September free.

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