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Floral centerpieces on display at the VMHC.

Chase away the winter blues with a burst of blooms at the VMHC.

Photos provided by Virginia Museum of History & Culture

Stop and smell the roses at “History Blooms,” a three-day celebration presented by the Garden Club of Virginia and the Virginia Museum of History & Culture.

Running from Friday, Feb. 28 through Sunday, March 2, this year’s theme, “Step into the Garden,” features stunning floral creations inspired by the Commonwealth.

Enjoy hands-on classes, demonstrations by top floral designers from across the country, and special events that will bring a pop of color + creativity to the winter season.

Step into the garden + snag tix

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