Artist CJ Hendry’s plush “Flower Market” in Sydney drew huge crowds, but some visitors left upset. The event was held at The Domain from 15 to 17 May 2026. Reports said scuffles broke out and displays were stripped bare. Some flowers were later sold online for much more than they cost.
Key Facts
- Who: Australian artist CJ Hendry.
- What: A market of soft, fake (plush) flowers.
- Where: The Domain, Sydney, 15–17 May 2026.
- Price: First flower free, then $5 each.
- Resale: One set of 10 native flowers was listed online for $686, news.com.au said.
Long Lines and Empty Displays
Some people said they waited up to three hours to get in. The most wanted flowers were the Australian natives: wattle, waratah and gumnuts. A video showed people filling bags with flowers. Staff had to step in to stop a fight.
Selling for a Profit
Soon after, some flowers were listed on eBay. One set of 10 natives, worth $50 at the market, was listed for $686.
Some Fans Disappointed
Some long-time fans said they did not like how the event was promoted. One said it felt like it had become about buying lots of things. News.com.au said Hendry had been contacted for comment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who runs the Flower Market?
Australian artist CJ Hendry.
How much were the flowers?
The first was free, then $5 each.
Where is it going next?
Singapore, according to news.com.au.
Conclusion
The event was very popular. But for some, the crowds and resale prices took the fun away.
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