
The Lee Flower Show was originally introduced to the village by Arthur Liberty in 1893. Over a hundred and twenty-five years later, the Show is still held annually in mid-July at The Lee Manor Park and is as popular as ever, attracting entries and visitors from all across the Parish and from neighbouring villages.
There are now over a hundred exhibiting classes at the Show, including arts, handicraft, cookery and photography, as well as the traditional flower, fruit and vegetable classes. Children and adult races are also a link with the original show.

Recent shows have also included a dog show, children’s entertainment, a scarecrow competition and a wide range of exhibitions and stands. Music was provided by the Amersham Band.
Again in good show tradition, the day ends with The Lee Flower Show dance.
The 2024 Flower Show will take place on Saturday 20th July; the schedule can be found here.
Contacts
Chairman: Jonathan Batten ( 01494 837450)
Treasurer: Clive Gould (01494 837709)
Secretary: Marilyn Burrows ( 01494 837434)
Entries Secretary: Susan Cottam ( 01494 837387)
Senior Show Steward: Alison Weir ( 01494 837529)
Cups and prizes: John Horsman and Adam Speller ( 01494 837497)
Frequently asked questions
The first event was held in 1893, and with the 100th show being celebrated in 1992.
The Flower Show is held on the third Saturday in July, which in 2024 is 20th July. Apart from war years and 2020/21 during the pandemic, it has been held every year since 1893.