The first snowdrops are already peeping through but sadly, thanks to coronovirus, the Snowdrop Festival as we usually know it won't happen this year. We aren't letting that deter us though. We're still determined to celebrate the lovely snowdrop, and we hope you'll join in too. Our theme for this year - 'Hope in Nature' - couldn't be more relevant. Being in the fresh air amongst nature and plants is known to be healing.
So, children, families, adults, businesses - get involved!
Let's all work together to brighten our town with real and hand-made snowdrops. Over the years we've planted tens of thousands. Help us add to them! For this year, let the snowdrop be our sign of hope and recovery as we look to the spring and a happier and healthier 2021. Make a snowdrop, pen a poem or write a story, and play your part in enhancing our Shepton Mallet Snowdrop Trail.
Follow this link to find out more.
So, children, families, adults, businesses - get involved!
Let's all work together to brighten our town with real and hand-made snowdrops. Over the years we've planted tens of thousands. Help us add to them! For this year, let the snowdrop be our sign of hope and recovery as we look to the spring and a happier and healthier 2021. Make a snowdrop, pen a poem or write a story, and play your part in enhancing our Shepton Mallet Snowdrop Trail.
Follow this link to find out more.
Check out what else is on in 2021:
Our artists and makers are back with your favourite pieces, and new work too - visit our online marketplace to contact them directly
The Snowdrop Festival's Bard has been busy with a poem written to brighten your day
Visit the specialist growers from your the comfort of home - we've added links so you can contact them online
Follow the Festival Trail to enjoy the thousands of snowdrops planted with volunteers over the years
Our artists and makers are back with your favourite pieces, and new work too - visit our online marketplace to contact them directly
The Snowdrop Festival's Bard has been busy with a poem written to brighten your day
Visit the specialist growers from your the comfort of home - we've added links so you can contact them online
Follow the Festival Trail to enjoy the thousands of snowdrops planted with volunteers over the years
