International Orchid & Garden Festival
April 2 - April 3
The 13th Annual International Orchid & Garden Festival
Saturday & Sunday, April 2 & 3, 2022 from 9am – 4pm
The Festival welcomes orchid enthusiasts and plant lovers alike to vividly experience – and purchase – diverse, colorful and fragrant varieties of orchids, tropical plants, herbs and fruit trees sold by local and international vendors from Thailand, Malaysia, Ecuador and Hawaii. International vendors are subject to change pending global health restrictions. The two-day event will be taking place from 9 a.m.– 4 p.m., rain or shine.
Admission is $12
Includes Orchid Festival and Self-Guided Grounds Tour – self-guided house tours are an additional $8. Children 12 & under are Free. No Discounts or Group Rates Apply. There will be no guided house tours during the festival weekend. All tickets are non-refundable.
Event Features:
Orchid Displays – Breathtaking orchid displays.
Edible Bites – Food vendors throughout the property offering edible bites.
Bloody Marys, Mimosa, Wine & Beer– Enjoy an invigorating mixture as you wander through the garden.
Orchid and Exotic Plants – Featuring over 30 vendors including tropicals, fruit trees, bamboo, butterfly garden plants and much more.
Orchid Supplies – Vendors to provide all you need to plant and grow orchids.
Garden Art – Attractive and unusual orchid and/or garden related items from several vendors.
Orchid & Garden Care Lectures – Lectures from local growers in our lovely Island Theater.
Self-guided Tours of the House and Grounds – Stroll through the grounds and house at your leisure and experience the charm and beauty of the Bonnet House estate.
Rest Areas – Where you can sit and relax in the shade.
Bonnet House Museum Shop – Near the main house, offers a unique choice of interesting books, jewelry and array of holiday gift items.
Free parking – The entrance to the parking lot is on N. Birch Road off of Sunrise Blvd. between A1A and the Intracoastal Waterway. Our pedestrian only south entrance is located at 750 Breakers Avenue off Vista Mar Street.
