Site for the 2024 Adelaide Hills Garden Affair

ADELAIDE HILLS
GARDEN AFFAIR
An event for the love of gardening

Sunday 5th May 2024
10 am to 3 pm
Stangate House & Gardens

Adelaide Hills Garden Affair welcomes you to this new, not-to-be-missed gardening event. Featuring all things gardening, this special one-day event is set amongst the historic gardens of Stangate House in Aldgate; coinciding with spectacular autumn colour of the Adelaide Hills.

Do you love gardening? -- Want to know more? – This event is your opportunity to learn from experts, make connections, feed your curiosity and increase your gardening know-how.

With over 50 stalls, you will be able to buy a range of plants from Garden Clubs, Plant Societies and Specialist Nursery stalls alongside garden suppliers, garden décor, new gardening techniques and more. Look for the art exhibition and activities for the whole family including an 'I Spy' detective game for young children, a face painter and a search for bugs.

Enjoy the informative Speakers' Program including special guest Angus Stewart, former presenter of Gardening Australia. Read about our speakers and their topics here.

Spence Denny will be broadcasting live from the event with ABC Adelaide Sunday Morning
10 am to 12.with special guests and Talkback Gardening with Sophie Thomson

BUY TICKETS

Tickets are limited so get in early!

Tickets will only be available at the gate if not sold out.

Group Bookings for 10 or more are available - Contact us

3 Edgeware Road, Aldgate SA

Find how to get there; Parking options; Access

GETTING THERE

View a full list of our stallholders.

STALLHOLDERS

This event is a not-for-profit, volunteer run enterprise and cannot happen without our valuable supporters. Find out about our sponsors and supporters here and support these generous local organisations.

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Disability access: Regrettably, reasonable mobility is required at this venue. Stangate House and Gardens are not suitable for disability scooters or self-propelled wheelchairs. Patrons with walking frames would be able to negotiate the paths with some assistance.