Art in Bloom DC returned to the historic Anderson House from March 20-23.
Thirty-eight artists used branches and blooms to interpret the art and architecture housed in the museum. These popular Art in Bloom shows have become popular around the country including San Francisco, North Carolina, Indiana and Boston. These shows are visual treats that bring in sponsors and visitors. This Washington D.C. show marks the fifth year the museum has invited the best local florists to create floral arrangements and installations.
Anderson House in Washington, D.C. is a Beaux-Arts mansion built in 1905 as the winter home of American diplomat Larz Anderson and his wife Isabel. It is now the headquarters of the Society of the Cincinnati, a historical organization dedicated to the American Revolution.
The event was expertly produced by Margo Bright Occasions, Atelier Ashley Flowers and the Society of Cincinnati Events at Anderson House.
What a collection of seriously talented florists from the D.C. region to bring in spring with this memorable event.
"Art in Bloom DC has become my favorite event to produce," says Margo Bright, who is known for her wedding design, bar mitzvahs and special events business. "It invites so much creativity and I love getting to work with such inspiring floral designers in one space."
Click here to see some highlights of the artists' interpretations for 2025.
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