In Bloom fashion show May 28 benefits Challenged Athletes Foundation
Flower Hill Promenade will celebrate the finale of a month’s worth of fun In
The event will include decadent food and wine tastings from Flower Hill’s restaurants and shops including CUCINA enoteca, Flower Child, Milton’s, Taste of Thai, Burger Lounge, Venissimo, Whole Foods, See’s, Wine Connection, Starbucks and more.
Tickets for the show are $65, $100 for a couple. A $500 VIP ticket includes reserved parking, front row seating at the fashion show, a VIP gift, exclusive wine tasting options, and more.
For tickets, visit the Challenged Athletes Foundation website at challengedathletes.org
Other events for the last weekend of In Bloom include Rapunzel-themed hair styling for little girls at Pigtails & Crewcuts at 2 p.m. and wild crafted cocktails at 5 p.m. on Saturday, May 27 and on Sunday, May 28 there will be a container herb gardening presentation at 1 p.m. and a cooking demonstration at Flower Child at 2 p.m. For information on all events, check out experienceinbloom.com
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