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Event: Maricopa County Home & Garden Show

Event: Maricopa County Home & Garden Show

The Maricopa County Home & Garden Show, the largest home show in the Southwest, returns to WestWorld of Scottsdale Friday, Oct. 14...

The Maricopa County Home & Garden Show, the largest home show in the Southwest, returns to WestWorld of Scottsdale Friday, Oct. 14 through Sunday, Oct. 16 featuring hundreds of home improvement vendors, tiny homes, holiday lighting, unique copper skillets and kitchen accessories, and seminars by local pros! Wander through the Tiny Homes Street of Dreams to get an exclusive tour inside a wooden yurt, a shipping container converted into a bar, a ModHous dome and more! Come out and be inspired by local businesses and companies all in one location for three days.

Special code just for AzFoodie followers: Get $3.00 OFF Adult Admission when using the promo code AZFOODIE go here: https://www.scan2scan.com/atshow/maricopa-county-home-garden-show#!/

“The Street of Dreams Home Show is your one-stop shop,” said Katie Jones, show manager. “Whether you’re looking to down-size, update your floors, revamp your backyard into a fun oasis with a stainless steel spa or a floating chipping green, or prepare for the holidays, there is something for everyone.”

WHO: The Maricopa County Home & Garden Show, complete with hundreds of home improvement, design and landscaping products and services offered at exclusive Home Show pricing.

WHAT: Unique Show Attractions (FREE with admission):

· Tiny Homes: Explore the Tiny Homes and their living spaces on the Street of Dreams. Check out a unique “glamping” dome, a luxurious home with so many amenities you’ll be amazed, an eye-catching mobile bar and more.

· Handmade Headquarters: Sign up for FREE make-and-take crafts!

o Create a Halloween-themed candle

o Make a fun macrame cactus keychain or holiday ornament

o Get creative with plants in the form of your very own terrarium

o Channel your inner artist and paint an abstract desert landscape.

· DIY Demos and Shop Educated Seminars: All Weekend Long

o Learn what you need to consider while shopping for a tiny home!

o Demonstrations on how to properly clean and prep your cabinets before painting them for best results.

o Kitchen remodeling trends

o Learn how to create live resin art

· Design Your Own Backyard: FREE landscape consultation and take-home design with landscaping professionals, a value of $350. Don’t forget to bring your existing backyard pictures and measurements.

· Ask a Master Gardener: The University of Master Gardeners are highly trained experts in everything from flowers to vegetables to composting!

o Watch and learn as they discuss when and how to plant tomatoes

o Discover the magic of olla’s, the water saving vessels

o Learn how to attract butterflies and hummingbirds

WHEN: Friday, Oct. 14 - Sunday, Oct. 16

WHERE: WestWorld of Scottsdale

116601 N. Prima Rd.

Scottsdale, AZ 85260

COST: General Admission: $8 daily for adults, kids ages 3-12 are $1. Children 2 and younger are free.

Senior Morning: Friday from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., $4 admission for guests 60 and older.

Customer Appreciation: $2 admission Friday 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. & Sunday 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Military Appreciation: $4 admission with valid military identification all three days.

October Birthdays: Visit the info booth for a special birthday gift with valid ID.

Tiny Homes Street of Dreams: FREE with Home Show admission.

Sign up for discounted tickets, and purchase tickets in advance at MChomeshows.com. FREE parking onsite and a large food court.

For more information about the Maricopa County Home Show, call 602.485.1691 or visit MChomeshows.com. Follow the Maricopa County Home Shows on Facebook at facebook.com/HomeShows.

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