Ingenia Lifestyle Darlingview blossoms with Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers partnership
16 Oct 2026
Ingenia Lifestyle Darlingview was proud to partner with one of the region’s most celebrated events, the Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers - supporting a program that brings creativity, community and colour to the region.
As an official Perennial Partner and sponsor of the Floral Friday Workshop Series, Ingenia Lifestyle Darlingview played a role in inspiring locals to get involved in one of the Carnival’s most-loved community initiatives.
The partnership reflected our commitment to becoming an active part of the Highfields and Toowoomba community long before our first residents move in.
Nicole Jentz, Head of Operations – Ingenia Lifestyle QLD, said supporting the event was about investing in the wider community.
“The Carnival has been bringing people together for generations and celebrates everything that makes this region such a wonderful place to live,” she said.
“It was wonderful to be a part of that story and to encourage creativity, connection and community spirit.”
Under the partnership, Ingenia Lifestyle Darlingview sponsored a series of Floral Friday community workshops running from mid-August through to early September.
Led by local artist Alex Stalling, the hands-on workshops saw participants create colourful floral-inspired artworks using recycled materials in preparation for Floral Friday on 18 September, when residents, businesses and community groups decorated homes, workplaces and public spaces in celebration of the Carnival.
Ingenia Lifestyle Darlingview invited VIP guests and community ambassadors to take part in selected workshops, while sharing gardening-inspired gifts and information about our new community.
With thoughtfully designed homes, resort-style amenities and an active social calendar, Ingenia Lifestyle Darlingview will offer residents the opportunity to enjoy both the relaxed country spirit of Highfields and the rich calendar of events that make the Toowoomba region so unique.
“As our community grows, we want to be known not just as a place to live, but as an active supporter of the people, organisations and events that make this region special,” Nicole added.
“It was wonderful to see the incredible creativity on display during the workshops and to celebrate the Carnival alongside the wider community.”
