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Welcome to Manchester Flower festival 2023! This year we are treated once again to beautiful bank holiday sunshine in the city of Manchester, what a perfect day to explore the flower festival. There’s lots to see and do with some surprises along the way, check out the creative knitting near Marks & Spencer’s and there’s a live jazz performance on King Street. A massive thank you to all involved in creating the flower displays, they’re absolutely gorgeous and so creative! If you enjoy todays video you might also be interested to check out the 2022 flower festival video on our channel.
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Chapters
0:00 - Jazz Intro
5:25 - Turing’s Sunflowers
6:04 - Exchange Square
9:20 - New Cathedral Street
13:30 - Market Street
16:00 - Royal Exchange
18:15 - St Ann’s Square
27:50 - King Street
35:00 - Silk Street Jazz
53:00 - Cross St & Albert Sq
55:30 - The Lincoln
59:00 - Spinningfields
1:03:00 - Tony Wilson Place
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