Founded in 1966
The African Violet Society of Queensland was founded on February 28, 1966, when thirteen people met at the Canberra Hotel to talk about their plants. What started as a friendly meeting grew into an official society.
1966-2026 - Join our community of passionate growers and discover the joy of these exquisite plants.
Our biggest event of the year - don't miss it!
Huge display and sales of African Violet plants and related Gesneriads. Refreshments available, plus plants, leaves, pots, potting mix, fertiliser, craft items and books all available for sale to the public.
Connect with fellow enthusiasts and learn from experts
Meetings are held on the second Monday of each month, January to November, including public holidays. We meet at the Red Hill Community Sports Club (Ithaca Bowls Club) at 22 Fulcher Road, Red Hill (next to the Broncos Club).
The African Violet Society of Queensland Inc. is dedicated to promoting the cultivation, appreciation, and preservation of African Violets and related Gesneriads. We bring together enthusiasts of all skill levels to share knowledge, exchange plants, and foster a community of passionate growers.
A rich heritage of passion for African Violets
The African Violet Society of Queensland was founded on February 28, 1966, when thirteen people met at the Canberra Hotel to talk about their plants. What started as a friendly meeting grew into an official society.
Become part of our growing community
Everyone interested in African Violets is invited to join. Subscriptions fall due on the 31st December every year. Newsletters are only sent to financial members.