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Caerphilly Flower Festival returns for 2025

News | Rhys Williams | Published: 14:43, Friday June 20th, 2025.
Last updated: 14:43, Friday June 20th, 2025

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Caerphilly Flower Festival is back for 2025

The annual Caerphilly Flower Festival is back in town once again this weekend.

The event got underway on Friday June 20 and continues until Sunday June 22.

An array of flower displays will be set up across the town centre, which can be visited between 10am and 4pm each day.

The free event has been held in Caerphilly every summer since 2006, excluding 2020 and 2021 due to Covid restrictions.

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Caerphilly Library and Twyn Community Centre will host floral displays from Caerphilly and District Floral Society, Caerphilly Horticultural Society and Glyn Deri Bonsai Club.

A number of churches across the town will also host displays.

The event is sponsored by Caerphilly Town Council.

Where are the flower displays?

The venues taking part in this year’s event are:

  • Van Road United Reform Church
  • St Martin’s Church
  • Wesley Methodist Church
  • Connect Life Pentecostal Church
  • St Helen’s Catholic Church
  • Bethel Independent Chapel
  • St Catherine’s Church
  • Caerphilly Library
  • Twyn Community Centre

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