Fleurs de Villes is now at VanDusen Botanical Garden from May 22 to 31, 2026, with Fleurs de Villes WONDER, an open-air floral exhibition inspired by natural wonders around the world.
The Vancouver-based floral show producer is presenting more than 20 fresh floral mannequins and installations created by local floral artists. The trail takes visitors through different areas of the garden, with designs inspired by natural landmarks, rare ecosystems, botanical treasures, and natural phenomena.
Highlights include a giant floral octopus representing the Great Barrier Reef, a large beehive presented by Amica Senior Lifestyles honouring pollinators, and an installation inspired by the California superbloom. The show also includes educational themes around conservation, climate change, and environmental stewardship.
Fairmont Hotel Vancouver has a pop-up selfie spot inside the garden, with their scones available for purchase on May 23 and 24. The hotel is also featuring a lobby display representing Haida Gwaii, while their VanDusen installation celebrates the Great Bear Rainforest.
A Cirque du Soleil photo op features giant floral butterfly wings inspired by LUZIA, opening in Vancouver on November 4, 2026. Guests can also vote in a Fan Favourite contest for a chance to win Mastercard VIP tickets to the show.
At Shaughnessy Restaurant, visitors can take part in Flowers Make Us Happy Hour from 3 pm to 5 pm, with botanical cocktails and a special menu from chef Pavlo Onopriienko featuring floral touches.
Weekend programming includes a fresh flower market, daily floral demonstrations and workshops in the Jardin content marquee, and Fleurs de Villes merchandise in the gift shop.
Participating florists include Adele Rae Florist LTD, Avelyn Florist Inc, Aromatears Floral Co., Bloom and Dale’s, Bita W Florist, Flower Factory, Orlaya, Manites Flower Shop, Rex and Moss, and ROA Floral and Event Designs.
Admission to Fleurs de Villes WONDER is included with VanDusen Botanical Garden admission or Garden Membership. Tickets are available through Fleurs de Villes or at the VanDusen Botanical Garden Visitor Centre.
