Celebrate Bromley’s heritage at the return of Broom Day, a historic festival inspired by the bright yellow broom flowers that once covered the area.

What’s on at The Glades

Join us on Sunday, 10th May, in the Central Atrium from 11am – 4pm for a free exhibition exploring the story of the broom in Bromley and how the town grew from its early beginnings.

Learn about Bromley’s history

A special exhibition exploring the history of the broom in Bromley and how the town grew from its early beginnings. Little ones can also get involved with yellow floral decorations and fun headdresses available on the day.

The Broom Day Parade

At 12pm, the Mayor will lead a vibrant parade starting from the Elmfield Road entrance of The Glades, travelling along the High Street and Church Road to Martin’s Hill.

Look out for:

• A giant Green Man
• A life-size Broom Flower
• Towering Flower Girls

Everyone is welcome to join, just wear something green and yellow and be part of the celebration!

Celebrations at Martin’s Hill

The festivities continue at Martin’s Hill (by the War Memorial) with:

• Live music and entertainment
• Community activities
• A ‘Beat the Goalie’ challenge with Bromley Football Club
• Opportunities to learn about conserving and protecting the broom

Funds will be raised for the local charity, Bromley Brighter Beginnings.

Locations:
The Glades Shopping Centre, High Street, Bromley BR1 1DN
Martin’s Hill Open Space, Church Road, Bromley BR2 0EJ

Come along and be part of a revived Bromley tradition!