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Dogs are not allowed in Stirk Park.
The Kalamunda Garden Festival is an exciting community event that is staged four times a year on the first Sunday of every season (autumn, winter, spring and summer).
We only accept gardening-related stalls. We’re all about celebrating gardening and presenting an enjoyable, abundant and meaningful event.
Purchase your tickets here: www.tinyurl.com/KGF-HappyGardening.
All tickets are $10 online. Children 16 years of age and under are free.
Buying your tickets online has loads of benefits:
* You’ll gain faster entry into the garden festival.
* You’ll go into the draw to win $500 worth of medicinal, edible and bush food plants from Kalamunda Plant Company.
* You’ll go into the draw to win a $300 Ellenby Tree Farm gift voucher.
* You’ll go into the draw to win a Seasol prize pack.
* Remember, there’s no added booking fee or handling fee when booking online (we’re covering those).
Your ticket price includes access to all talks from all our guest speakers.
Our preferred option is for tickets to be purchased online (as this helps to minimise queues and congestion), however tickets will be available at the gate all day.
All tickets are $10 at the gate. Children 16 years of age and under are free.
2WP Garden Tools
As You Wish Ceramics
Bonsai One, Two, Tree
Bridges by Lyne
Colin’s Garden Creations
Dsatco Premium Garden Products
Jenny’s Pelargoniums and Geraniums
Kim’s Plants
Mal’s Rustic and Recycled Furniture
Mazenod College’s Recycling Station
Nad’s Thrifty Patch
Northern Districts Orchid Society (NDOS)
Seasol – Plant Doctor
Shen’s Succulents
The Fragrant Frond
Tra-Mi’s Plants
Windhill Windmills
Plus our lovely food and drink vendors…
Athena Souvlaki – Greek food
Lola’s Handmade Big Spring Rolls
The Kalamunda Garden Festival was started by and is run by the Kalamunda Plant Company.
Andrew from the Kalamunda Plant Company is a horticulturist, propagator and grower. He grows all his own plants and sells them online via www.kalamundaplants.com.au.
Andrew specialises in growing medicinal and edible plants. He offers over 600 varieties of culinary herbs, medicinal plants, sacred and ritual herbs, native food plants and vegetables, many of which aren’t found in most nurseries.
Facebook: KalamundaPlants.
There’s minimal parking at Stirk Park. Guests usually use surrounding street parking or park in the townsite then walk down (about a five minute walk). We’ll have our usual Plant Crèche in action where guests can leave their purchases, go grab their cars then load up with ease. The City of Kalamunda may have parking inspectors patrolling so please double check you’re not blocking anyone’s driveways, obstructing footpaths or parking in areas with signage stating no parking. ACROD parking is located along Headingly Road.
Yes. We offer a free shuttle bus back and forth from the City of Kalamunda Administration Carpark – 2 Railway Road, Kalamunda. First bus leaves the carpark at 9:30am. Last bus leaves the garden festival at 3:15pm. Bus runs roughly every 20 minutes.
Yes. Transperth buses leave every thirty minutes from the new High Wycombe Train Station. Buses that leave at 18 minutes past the hour will drop you at the event and those that leave 48 minutes past the hour will drop you on Railway Road, then there’s a five minute walk down Lindsay Street to the garden festival. If you have a SmartRider card, you’ll get free transport on Sundays. Here’s a link to the Transperth Journey Planner: https://bit.ly/KGFJourneyPlanner
No. The City of Kalamunda doesn’t allow dogs in Stirk Park. Our event is fenced and we can’t allow dogs into the garden festival as it breaches our event approval agreement and any future garden festivals may not be given permission to proceed in that location if we don’t adhere to the rules.
Yes. EFTPOS can be used all around the event. All stalls (except for two) take EFTPOS.
We’ll have our popular Plant Crèche service available again. You can leave your purchases at the Plant Crèche and we’ll take good care of them whilst you’re looking around the garden festival and enjoying the guest speaker talks. When you’re leaving the garden festival, go grab your car then come and load up. The Plant Crèche is shown on the map and located along Headingly Road.
Yes. Here’s a list of our awesome vendors and a helpful key for anyone with dietary requirements.
Blender Bar (Retro milkshakes and smoothies). DF, GF, V, EF
Funny Face Soft Serve. DF, GF, V, EF
Hillbellies Burgers DF, GF, V, VE, NF
Honey Creme (Bubble tea / fresh fruit tea). DF, GF, V, EF
Kafe a Go Go. DF, GF, V, EF, NF
Lola’s Handmade Big Spring Rolls. DF, V, EF
Oma & Opa (German / European cuisine). DF, GF, V, VE, EF
Perk Up With Me Mobile Coffee. DF, GF, V, EF
Porta Pizza. DF, GF, V, EF, NF, H
Spud Wagon. DF, GF, V, VE, EF, NF
T Sisters Fresh Foods (Asian street food). DF, GF, V, VE, EF
The Juice Junky. DF, GF, V, EF
Viking Waffles. H
Who’s Ya Doggie? (Gourmet hot dogs). DF, GF
Key:
DF – Dairy Free Options
GF – Gluten Free Options
V – Vegetarian Options
VE – Vegan Options
EF – Egg Free Options
NF – Nut Free Options
H – Halal Options
Yes. The garden festival is held in a park. There are some concrete paths but the majority of the event is on grass. There is a very gradual slope in some areas. We install a ramp at each event to ensure access to all areas.
Andrew and Mandy, a local husband and wife team, run the Kalamunda Garden Festival. The garden festival is not a City of Kalamunda event nor does it receive financial support from them.
Andrew and Mandy donate their time to run the event.
We hope you can join us at the Kalamunda Garden Festival on Sunday December 1st. The event organisers, stall holders, special guests and team of helpers are all looking forward to presenting you with the very best garden festival they can.
If you have any questions, please contact Andrew or Mandy at info@kalamundagardenfestival.com.au.
Tickets are on sale now: http://www.tinyurl.com/KGF-HappyGardening
See you at the Kalamunda Garden Festival!
KALAMUNDA GARDEN FESTIVAL
Email: info@kalamundagardenfestival.com.au
Stirk Park, Kalamunda.
