Experience Creative and Horticultural Excellence

Photo by Kate Fahey, Four Counties Garden Club, PA

Flower shows combine artistic vision, horticultural mastery, engineering, and sophisticated craftsmanship to create a brief but brilliant display of beauty in time.

Members of the public are welcome to attend any of the following upcoming shows and learn about other creative and educational arenas.

 

Upcoming Flower Shows

   
 

Nantucket, MA

Shifting Sands

Nantucket Garden Club, member of The Garden Club of America, presents Shifting Sands, a GCA Flower Show.

Open to the Public

Lake Geneva, WI

Splash, Sparkle, and Bloom

The Riviera Ballroom on Geneva Lake stands as an iconic landmark along the shoreline—a beloved venue celebrated for its classic 1930s architecture, timeless charm, and sweeping waterfront views. This historic setting provides a fitting backdrop for a flower show inspired by the theme Splash, Sparkle, and Bloom, reflecting the lake’s shimmering waters, vibrant gardens, and enduring beauty.

Open to the Public

Louisville, KY

Create

The educational focus of CREATE is to broaden public knowledge and appreciation of the natural world through a multifaceted exploration of horticulture, floral design, photography, conservation, and botanical arts. By translating historic garden plans and landscape designs into quilts, the Division V exhibit "Flower Bed to Feather Bed" teaches the public how to "read" a garden's design as a visual story and deepens the understanding of how humans have shaped landscapes over centuries.

Open to the Public

Litchfield, CT

Celebrating Connecticut

Celebrating 113 Years of Growing Together 1913-2026

The purpose of the Litchfield Garden Club is to educate members and the public in the scientific and artistic methods of gardening, stimulate interest in horticulture, encourage and assist in civic beautification, raise environmental awareness, and protect and conserve our natural and historic heritage.

Open to the Public

Akron, OH

Art Blooms 2026: Color Abounds

The theme of this year’s flower show celebrates the many facets of COLOR in our world, indoors and out. Members from our own club and other Garden Club of America clubs are preparing floral arrangements, tablescapes, photography and botanical arts exhibits that celebrate COLOR. Exhibitors’ outstanding garden and house plants will be featured in the horticulture portion of our show. Our educational exhibit will highlight the Summit Metro Parks’ newest addition. All our exhibits allow creativity to showcase color in multiple art forms.

Open to the Public

Salisbury, CT

Bower of Plenty

A harvest show inspired by the romantic poets.

Open to the Public

Norwalk, CT

Nature's Pearls

The Garden Club of Darien is located on the Long Island Sound in Southwest Connecticut. We work in the Darien area to foster public gardens, support green initiatives, and work on civic projects that enrich relationships with our community.

Our theme, Nature’s Pearls, celebrates the treasures hidden within our natural world — especially within marine ecosystems like Long Island Sound. Much like rare and exquisite pearls, these natural treasures remind us of nature’s inherent wisdom, resilience, and the urgent need to protect and restore its habitats.

Open to the Public

Augusta, GA

Southern Exposure

Sand Hills Garden Club, member of The Garden Club of America, presents Southern Exposure, a GCA Flower Show.

Open to the Public

Philadelphia, PA

One Land, Many Stewards

The educational focus of One Land, Many Stewards is an immersive native plant exhibit demonstrated in the Division V Exhibit, Native Plants on the Parkway: A Botany of Nations Garden.

Open to the Public

Englewood, NJ

Classic

The Division V Education Exhibit aims to raise awareness of the importance of supporting birds in their migration along the Atlantic Flyway. The Atlantic Flyway is a major migratory route stretching over 3,000 miles from the Arctic to the Caribbean and South America, with New Jersey serving as a stopover point. The Flyway functions as a corridor for over 500 species of migratory birds that pass through New Jersey. In Division V we highlight native plant selection and garden design ideas to provide these birds with the food and shelter they need to survive during their migration.

Open to the Public