With her wealth of experience, teacher and author Judith Blacklock will give loads of tips and insights on where to buy flowers, how to make them last and how to match flowers with the perfect vase.
Part of Flowers-in-the-Fields 2026
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Andrew is renowned for making a demonstration exciting, fun and fresh. A great raconteur, he will fill the room with beautiful flowers to create a celebration of autumn. Andrew loves competitive work and enjoys many successes. He is Chairman of the NAFAS National Show taking place 9-10 July 2027 at the Lincolnshire Showground
Part of Flowers-in-the-Fields 2026
Diane Norman is a sub Grand Master for the Ohara School of Ikebana, the highest in this country. She runs courses from her studio in West Sussex and is a NAFAS National Teacher. Her demonstration will show that Ikebana can be simple or complex but always fulfilling.
Part of Flowers-in-the-Fields 2026
The St Martin-in-the-Fields 300 Heritage Project has been made possible with The National Lottery Heritage Fund. Thanks to National Lottery players, we have been able to put on a special exhibition, undertake a variety of community projects and outreach activities and make more of St Martin’s story available online.
Come along to St Martin’s for this fun family activity, suitable for children aged 5-13 years.
St Martin’s has always embraced new technology to communicate it’s message and music with the world. Have fun as a family rediscovering analogue electronics and see if your child can use compact-discs, vinyl records and cassette tapes. Let them play music from a library of vintage media in the church’s archive then work as a family to record a message to share with the world.
Drop in. No booking required.
North range tour Nash buildings including the vestry hall and Connection at St Martin-in-the-Fields.
Congregation member, former Director of the British Museum will do a short talk, ‘St Martin-in-the-Fields: Royal church, revolutionary building.’
These tickets are free of charge but booking is recommended.
Architecture, worship, history, music, enterprise, see some of the many aspects of our amazing building on our Church and Crypt tour.
Tour times:
11am
1pm
1:30pm
2pm
2:30pm
Join us for a special Choral Evensong for the feast day of Martin, Bishop of Tours, who died in 397AD, after whom our church is named. The service will be broadcast live on BBC Radio 3 at 3pm. The service is not ticketed. Please be seated by 2.45pm.
Marking the tercentenary of the consecration of James Gibbs’ historic and hugely influential building. The service will focus on a grand procession of organisations that trace their origins to St Martin-in-the-Fields. There will be addresses from representatives of some of the organisations and a sermon from Revd Dr Sam Wells. The service will be followed by a reception.
The St Martin-in-the-Fields 300 Heritage Project has been made possible with The National Lottery Heritage Fund. Thanks to National Lottery players, we have been able to put on a special exhibition, undertake a variety of community projects and outreach activities and make more of St Martin’s story available online.
Come along to St Martin’s for this fun family activity, suitable for children aged 5-13 years.
St Martin’s has always embraced new technology to communicate it’s message and music with the world. Have fun as a family rediscovering analogue electronics and see if your child can use compact-discs, vinyl records and cassette tapes. Let them play music from a library of vintage media in the church’s archive then work as a family to record a message to share with the world.
Drop in. No booking required.