Waikato Home & Garden Show

6-9 October, Claudelands Event Centre, Hamilton

Early Bird Tickets Available NOW!

Waikato Home & Garden Show, the second largest home show in New Zealand, has opened up its early bird ticket sales for a limited time only.

You’ll find everything you need to renovate, build, decorate and landscape your home so start saving those dollars straight away by picking up your tickets now. Visit the new website – www.waikatohomeshow.co.nz and pay just $15 for each adult ticket or $25 for a two-day pass until midday Thursday, 23 June.

Now that we’ve passed the shortest day of the year, spring is just around the corner – the perfect time for planning all those projects you’ve been dreaming about. The new website will let you plan your visit in detail with access to all exhibitors at your fingertips and lots more.

The show is packed with exciting features including the “Design at its Best” conceptual home that will be built in the Arena Pavilion, Brooklyn Gardens for landscaping inspiration, Baby Nursery for preparing for the arrival of new dwellers into the abode, a cooking theatre to ensure you get the most out of your kitchen and a Renovation Court – a one-stop shop to receive free specialist advice for your home renovation.

The show provides help, ideas and inspiration on how home owners can make their vision real by improving their most valuable asset, their home. Exhibition Director Rebecca Hannah says “Visitors to the show are advised to bring along their plans, sketches and ideas and to access the abundance of free advice from industry experts who will be available every day at the show. We have some exciting new companies that have booked into the show this year. We love to keep the show fresh with new companies and new features whilst ensuring the show is crammed full of quality products and innovations for home owners and those looking to enhance their lifestyle and comfort.”

The Waikato Home & Garden Show is an ongoing success story, attracting more than 30,000 visitors from throughout the Central North Island who attend every year to check out the latest ideas, trends, products, and services for building, renovating, decorating, and landscaping.

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