Saturday: 10am - 7pm
Sunday: 11am - 5pm
Minneapolis Convention Center
1301 2nd Avenue South, Minneapolis MN 55403-2710
If you’re serious about remodeling, you MUST attend this show!
90% of the proceeds from each admission ticket purchased for this expo will be donated to the Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity.
Meet qualified contractors, suppliers and designers!
But don’t plan on getting your jewelry cleaned or your feet massaged at this expo – those people won’t be here.
What you will find are qualified, ethical professionals who can help you remodel your bathroom or kitchen, or give you other ideas for updating and re-designing your home and making it more livable.
- Plan to spend the day exploring hundreds of products and services.
- Bring your plans, pictures, and color swatches to discuss your ideas with the pros.
- Get inspired with new ideas and resources to turn your house, condo or apartment into the dream home you’ve always wanted
Each show benefiting Breast Cancer Education and Support
We are donating 50% of all ticket sales from our 2009 expos to the Breast Cancer Awareness Association. The Association will also be given a booth at each show.
Our commitment is personal. Our Editorial Manager Robin Miller was diagnosed with an advanced form of breast cancer in fall 2008 and is currently undergoing treatment. We have seen firsthand how emotionally traumatic and physically debilitating these treatments can be. Our dedication also honors staff member Patti Splettstoeser, who lost her long and courageous battle with breast cancer in 2008.
As we rally around Robin, our friend and colleague, we also want to support other Minnesota women who have embarked on this difficult and challenging journey. Please visit www.bcaamn.org to learn how you too might help.
Expo Hotline: 612-798-7256
Admission: $6 at the door or $3 with the ½ price coupon.
Kids under 17 FREE when accompanied by an adult.
Taking on the home show challenge
Market changes may be diluting your exhibit’s effectiveness. Here’s how to add sizzle to your home show participation
In theory, the home show business should be thriving right now. New housing construction is down, and home sales are suffering. More and more consumers are choosing to remodel their existing homes. These factors have the multi-billion dollar remodeling industry projecting double digit growth for the foreseeable future. So why are so many contractors and suppliers frustrated by their home show results?
Our company, Mid-America Events & Expos, reacted to these criticisms from Minnesota contractors and related industries a few years ago. In business since 1998, we too were witnessing the declining effectiveness of home shows. So we conducted a round table exhibitor forum and asked: What can we do to create a home show that will make your participation worthwhile?
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