Expo Aflord 2026 starts this Saturday in Arujá; see schedule

Tsuru is part of the Expo Aflord exhibition Photo: Shizuo Kawahara The 33rd edition of Expo Aflord begins this Saturday (15) in Arujá. With the theme "Kado – Caminho das Flores", the event features a food court, shows, workshops and the inauguration of Aflord Park. (check the schedule below). ? Click to follow the g1 Mogi das Cruzes e Suzano channel on WhatsApp Organized by the Association of Flower Growers of the Via Dutra Region (Aflord), the party continues until August 30th, on Saturdays and Sundays, from 8:30 am to 6 pm. Tickets can be purchased at the event entrance or on the website. Buy here This year, the Flower Exhibition Pavilion has scenes inspired by Japanese culture. The space will be set up as a route, with thousands of flower pots and references to traditional Japanese elements. Among the scenes are representations of tsuru, manga, ikebana, kokedama and ema signs, used to record wishes and thanks. The proposal is to combine flowers and elements of Japanese culture in a visual experience for visitors. Another new feature at Aflord this year is the opening of Aflord Park, with permanent gardens and different species of flowers and ornamental plants (see all the details below). In addition to the main attractions, Expo Aflord will have workshops on growing flowers and plants and activities aimed at environmental preservation. The public will also be able to visit the flower and plant sales pavilion, the food court, typical food stands and the bazaar, in addition to watching artistic and cultural presentations. Expo Aflord takes place on Avenida PL do Brasil, at kilometer 4.5 - in the Jaguari neighborhood. Tickets cost R$54 (full price) and R$27 (half price). On-site parking costs R$40 per vehicle. Check out the event schedule Saturday, August 15th Sunday, August 16th Saturday, August 22nd Sunday, August 23rd Saturday, August 29th Sunday, August 30th Aflord Park Aflord opens this Saturday (15th), at 9:30 am, a new tourist attraction: Aflord Park. The space will have permanent gardens, contemplation areas and different species of flowers and ornamental plants. The space was designed to bring visitors closer to nature and enhance the region's flower production. Gardens and contemplation areas bring together orchids, hydrangeas, begonias and poinsettias, as well as other species cultivated by local producers. One of the highlights of the park is a greenhouse that reproduces residential environments and shows how plants develop in different lighting and ventilation conditions. The park will be open from Tuesday to Sunday, from 9am to 5pm. Entrance costs R$30, with a 50% discount for all visitors until December. Parking is free Watch more news about Alto Tietê