Floral Artists of the Bay Area (FAB)

Floral Artists of the Bay Area (FAB) aims to foster educational opportunities to both hobbyists and professional florists alike, while building friendships and community.

Events Calendar

🌼 Good News – Our Dues are Blooming Lower! 🌼

  • 💰 New Rate: Annual membership is now just $40 (previously $65!)

  • 🌿 Why the Drop? We pruned our costs and gained fresh support from sponsors

  • 🌸 What’s Still in Full Bloom: All your favorite events, classes, and benefits stay the same

  • 🌺 Who Benefits? More accessibility for students, families & new members = a more vibrant, flourishing community

  • 🌻 Rooted in Value: We're committed to keeping things affordable and fabulous for all

Let’s keep growing together! 🌷 Questions? Reach out anytime.

Membership POP-UP Event : Bloom Where It Fell

🌸 Bloom Where it Fell – A Floral Gathering of Heart & Nature 🌳

Let’s turn a fallen oak into a blooming tribute! Join your fellow FAB members for a unique outdoor experience where we’ll transform the trunk of a majestic oak with flowers, foliage, and friendship.

Bring your blooms, your imagination, and your love for nature. Together, we’ll create something beautiful that celebrates resilience, creativity, and community.

📍 Location: The Gardens @ Coni’s House 12983 La Barranca Ct. Los Altos Hills, CA 94022
🗓️ When: Saturday, August 24, 2025 from 10am-1pm
🎟️ Registration Required – Limited spots available!
🌹 Let the beauty of nature guide your creativity when you blossom with us and celebrate the power of flowers.

 

FAB Hosts Lea Roanowski CAFA, AIFD, CAFD
Interflora World Cup 2023 Competitor
Design Show and Hands On Workshop

📍 Location: SF City College. 50 Frida Kahlo Way, San Francisco, CA 94112
📅 Date: Saturday, October 18, 2025
🎟️ Registration is OPEN

FAB Attends Bouquets To Arts 2025

📍 Location: DeYoung Museum and The Legion of Honor, San Francisco
📅 Date: June 3 - June 8, 2025
🎟️ Registration - Purchase tickets at https://www.famsf.org/

Join FAB as we interpret the oil painting, “Elmer Bischoff, Yellow Lampshade, 1969” at the DeYoung Museum