Ellouise Hasler Stott - 'All That Glitters'
Banstead Community Association Hall, Banstead · 25 November 2026
A talk by Ellouise Hasler Stott titled 'All That Glitters', with a flower club competition themed 'Berried Treasure', takes place at Banstead Community Association Hall on 25 November 2026 at 2pm. Presented by Banstead Flower Club, it suits anyone interested in flower arranging, with artificial material permitted in the competition. Booking is recommended.
Highlights
- Talk by Ellouise Hasler Stott, 'All That Glitters'
- Flower club competition themed 'Berried Treasure'
- Artificial material permitted in the competition
Getting there
Banstead Community Association Hall, SM7 3AJ
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