Tacoma Home & Garden Show

When
29th Annual
Tacoma
Home & Garden Show®
January 25 – 29, 2012

Show Hours
Wednesday: 11am – 8pm
Thursday: 11am – 8pm
Friday: 10am – 8pm
Saturday: 10am – 8pm
Sunday: 10am – 5pm

Box office closes 1 hour prior to show closing.

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Price
$10.00 for Adults
$8.00 for Seniors (weekdays only 62+)
Free to children (16 and under)

Two Day Passes
$16.00 for Adults
$12.00 for Seniors

Coupons
Discount coupons to the show were only good weekdays of the show are are no longe available for download.

Where
Tacoma Dome - Directions

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Tacoma Fall Home Show / Tacoma Fall RV Show - inside the Tacoma Dome.

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Celebrating 29 Years as a Tacoma Classic!

Washington State’s largest combined home and garden event introduces visitors to a huge range of products and services by over 1,000 exhibits–providing a “one-stop” shopping and information-gathering experience for show goers.

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The Tacoma Home and Garden Show is the foremost show of its kind in Washington state featuring exhibits for the do-it-yourselfer, home gardener and the professional contractor alike. The show is a unique marketplace to shop, compare and save on a total selection of home-related products and services for building, remodeling, gardening and decorating.

Experts in remodeling and homebuilders exhibit the latest and best products and services to those attending this home and garden show. Meet the top kitchen and bath remodelers, heating and air conditioning specialists, window, roofing and siding remodelers, flooring, water conditioning and home security experts and top real estate agents. Come browse, bring a notebook for jotting ideas, and take in the seminars at this year’s show.

Features & Attractions:

New to the show is the “Vintage Market,” with repurposed and “shabby-chic” treasures for the garden and home from over 20 local vendors. This new shopping area within the show includes unusual and one-of-a-kind home décor items, vintage signage, furniture, garden art and more.

The Lobby Garden Display, created by SK Landscape, will greet showgoers upon arrival at the show. This Pacific Northwest garden refuge is complete with native plantings, the sound of splashing water, natural stone pathways and Pacific NW artwork by local high school students. Marenakos Rock Center and the Washington Association of Landscape Professionals will create the perfect retreat for Northwest Outdoor Living. Highlighting stone as the backbone of a garden, the display includes an outdoor kitchen with pizza oven, a multitude of colorful plantings, and will also feature a mountain guide hut nestled within the forest of trees.

Puget Sound Chapter of the National Kitchen & Bath Association will be sharing ideas and information in a display with the latest trends in kitchen and bath design such as a vanity mirror with a television within the mirror, and the new trend of colored appliances. Products include Viking appliances, Pental quartz countertops and much more. They will also be presenting tasty cooking demonstrations each day of the show.

Introducing the all-new, totally reinvented 2012 Toyota Camry, the Western Washington Toyota Dealers are teaming up with the Tacoma Home & Garden Show in the “Toyota Camry Passport Contest.” Attendees having their “passport” stamped at four locations within the show will receive a participation prize and will be entered to win a new barbecue. They also receive a ticket to the Washington Sportsmen’s Show (Jan. 25-29 at the Western Washington Fairgrounds in Puyallup)–participants completing promotions at both shows can enter to win a special grand prize. For the nearest Western Washington Toyota Dealer, visit www.buyatoyota.com.

Dozens of free home and garden seminars on a variety of topics in dozens of seminars during the five-day run of the show. Seminar speakers include Ciscoe Morris, Marianne Binetti, Sue Goetz, Marty Wingate, Lorene Edwards Forkner and many more, who will demonstrate everything from kitchen and container gardening to creating a backyard pond. View the Green Theater and Quick Garden Tips schedule.

The Plant Market will offer gardeners the opportunity to discover rare miniature conifers, blooming daphnes and hellebores, house plants, trees and shrubs, and much more. Bark & Garden Center, from Olympia, will be bringing thousands of new and unusual plants to the show for some great buys.