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Flower Festival

August 13, 2019
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A Flower Festival “Our Wonderful World”, will be held at St Giles Church, Leigh on Mendip, BA3 5QJ on August Bank Holiday from Saturday 24th to Monday 26th. 

15 vibrant displays will fill the church with both flowers and thoughts on our environmental impact. The festival will be open each day from 11am to 5pm.  Entry is free.  

The nearby Memorial Hall will feature a heritage photographic display of ‘Our Wonderful Church’. 

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