What's On in Maldon: Festival of Flowers will be held at St Mary's Church this weekend

By The Editor

7th Sep 2021 | Local News

A display at the Festival of Flowers at St Mary's Church in 2019
A display at the Festival of Flowers at St Mary's Church in 2019

THERE will be a flower festival at St Mary's Church in Maldon this weekend - with refreshments served on the patio outside.

The Festival of Flowers will begin on Friday (6 August) with a Mass at 10am and is then open on Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 5pm each day in the church, though there will be a further mass held at 10am on Sunday as usual.

There will also be two recitals given by St Mary's organ scholars. James Housego will give a piano recital at 1pm on Saturday and Ewan Cacace will perform on the new organ at 1pm on Sunday.

The church in St Mary's Lane is traditionally known as 'The Fisherman's Church' because of its position close to The Hythe and at the last Festival of Flowers in 2019 the theme was the link between St Mary's and the bargeing community.

Like many other annual events, the festival couldn't go ahead in 2020 and this year the theme on its return is 'Joy'. The church's flower arrangers will be joined by local groups to design arrangements based on this theme.

You can find further details at the St Mary's Church website using the link here.

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