Flower MartSchedule
In addition to a great line up of local musicians, the Conservancy has assembled 11 workshops and lectures on “green” themes. We hope when you visit you'll stop in the Learning Pavilion and learn about flower arranging, observing nature through watercolor, hear about Hilton Carter’s latest book, or engage in a tasting of mead of gin made from botanicals. Check out the full list of programs and performances:
Friday,May 2
How Native Plants Help Our Harbor’s Wildlife the National Aquarium
Bloom and Learn with Fleur De Lis
Pollinator Garden Cocktails by Baltimore Spirits Company

Saturday,May 3
Mini Paper Flower Basket Making by Rosaful Garden Studio
“Design Your Own Spring Arrangement” by Flowers & Fancies
What’s All This Buzz About Mead? Try It! by Charm City Mead Work

Flower Mart'sVendors
As in years past, this year the Mount Vernon Place Conservancy’s Flower Mart highlights local vendors, who make their own products, and who offer items on “green” themes, or Mount Vernon Place. Also involved with the festival are nonprofits who promote the greening of the city. Check them all out when you visit.


Flower MartLemon Sticks
It wouldn’t be Flower Mart without a Lemon Stick! This sweet and tangy treat has been a part of Flower Mart for so long that it’s unclear when they first began. The Conservancy will be selling Lemon Sticks from a booth on the Monument Plaza.
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Baltimore City Police • Baltimore City Dept. of Transportation • Downtown Partnership of Baltimore • Shanklin Media • Homeland Garden Club • Pinehurst Landscaping Company • The Brewer’s Art • Charm City Meadworks • Guilford Hall Brewery • Old Westminster Winery • Peabody Heights Brewery • Wet City Brewery
Generous Private Supporters • All of our amazing volunteers!
AboutFlower Mart
Flower Mart was founded in 1911 by the Women’s Civic League, an organization formed to advocate for better living conditions in the City of Baltimore. A focal point of the original market was to encourage flower, plant, and vegetable gardening in the yards of homes and vacant lots—thereby making them green.
