2024 Fall Home Show returns Sept. 27-29

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Linda White • Special to Postmedia Network

Published Sep 20, 2024 • 2 minute read

Featured are three tablescapes themed around upcoming seasonal holidays: Thanksgiving and fall, Halloween and Winter Wonderland.

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Get into the Halloween spirit at the 2024 Fall Home Show by painting your own pumpkins and taking part in ghost tours around the haunted Exhibition Place grounds led by paranormal investigators.

Love It or List It Vancouver’s Todd Talbot will share his experiences building a net-zero climate-resilient home and shows a sneak peak of his new documentary series Todd Talbot Builds: The Passive House Project. He’ll share his insights on why passive homes are the future.

Also, on the main stage, design expert Sarah Gunn will demonstrate how to craft seasonal tablescapes. Contractor and TV host Michael Homes Jr. of Holmes on Holmes: Building a Legacy will discuss how to prioritize your renovations, where to spend your money and how to choose the right products.

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Gardening expert and best-selling author Frankie Flowers offers fall flower and gardening tips, including whether some plants should be brought indoors to survive the winter.

Discover tips on protecting your car at home and outsmarting thieves from CAA and Toronto Police Services. Professional organizer Nicola Masterson, founder of Space in the City, will offer organizing tips for busy families.

Designer Aman Than will share insights and top tips on the best value updates to consider when planning your next home renovation. Finally, learn how to use colour to make the most of small spaces and find out what hues will be trendy next year with colour trend specialist Janice Fedak.

The DIY Centre returns with resident design and renovation ambassadors Desta Ostapyk of Love It or List It, Jordan Spear and Mark Rason.

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Learn the basics of using power tools and discover simple DIY projects you can tackle at home. Contractor and TV host Sherry Holmes, also of Holmes on Holmes: Building a Legacy, will host a ‘tool talk’ and provide hands-on instruction on how to use common household tools.

The Ask a Professional booth, returns and offers visitors free 15-minute renovation and design consultations. You’re encouraged to take your ideas, sketches and/or floor plans.

There will also be talks on adaptive and accessible living, net-zero homes and how to save money when renovating or building a custom home, and laneway homes and garden suites for rental income or separate living spaces for family.

The main aisle showcases three tablescapes themed around upcoming seasonal holidays: Thanksgiving and fall, Halloween and Winter Wonderland. Free paint-your-own pumpkin drop-in workshops by Leanne Dowdall of Crafty Creatures are designed for all ages.

The Fall Home Show features more than 250 vendors and experts offering services, education and free advice on everything from sustainable building materials and energy-efficient appliances to the latest in cutting-edge automotive security.

The 2024 Fall Home Show takes place Friday, Sept. 27 and Saturday, Sept. 28 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Sunday, Sept. 29 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Enercare Centre, Exhibition Place.

Visit www.fallhomeshow.com to learn more, including to purchase tickets and to see the full schedule of speakers and presentation topics.

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