Flower Festival is a community event taking place at Lumó on Štúr Square, bringing together flowers, art, sustainability, public space, and human connections.
Here, flowers are more than decoration. We will explore them as part of everyday life – as an aesthetic element, a fashion accessory, an ingredient in refreshments, and a natural way to support biodiversity and urban life.
The event will also introduce the local sustainable flower farm Černuška and open a conversation about growing flowers not only on farms, but also in cities and local communities. We want to show that sustainability does not have to be a difficult topic – it can be beautiful, enjoyable, and full of fragrance.
The programme also includes the presentation of the street gallery at Lumó, featuring a flower bed created by Černuška. The exhibition highlights community care for public greenery, front gardens, and neighbourhood spaces that are often lovingly maintained by local residents over many years.
Programme
- A fashion performance featuring floral adornments accompanied by live guitar music
- Opening of an exhibition exploring community care for public spaces
- A talk about flower growing at the sustainable flower farm Černuška
- A creative workshop for little and big flower fairies, where participants will make floral wreaths and explore flowers as a natural creative material
- Refreshments featuring edible flowers and floral lemonades
- A concert by Michal Berec to close the celebration
The aim of the event is to create a welcoming community space where art, nature, and people come together, while encouraging a more thoughtful relationship with public spaces and the flowers that enrich them.
When and where?
Wednesday, 5 August 2026
5:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Lumó, Štúr Square, Trenčín
Admission is free.
Accessibility
The event venue is accessible to people with reduced mobility. However, due to the nature of the public space, we recommend attending with a companion.
The nearest wheelchair-accessible toilets are located in the public restrooms next to the City Hall.
During the event, Slovak Sign Language interpreter Anna Šaróková will interpret the spoken parts of the programme. Deaf and hard of hearing visitors are warmly welcome.
If you need any additional information or assistance during your visit, please do not hesitate to approach the designated organisers or volunteers on site, or contact us in advance at emma.steiningerova@trencin2026.eu.
