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The Show

Stop and smell the roses at Woolmers Estate’s Festival of Roses this Sunday

12 November 2019

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This Sunday, the historical Woolmers Estate will come alive for the 2019 Festival of Roses.

Thousands of roses will be on display, as well as over 80 food, wine, art & craft, and jewellery stalls, along with plenty of activities for the kids.

Listen as Helen Fletcher, Festival of Roses Committee Member, joins Martin Agatyn live in the Tasmania Talks studio to discuss the exciting event.

Helen also shares details of the 2019 Antiques Fair that is taking place this weekend at Woolmers.

For more information or to purchase tickets, click here.

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