The Tacoma Dome’s annual Tacoma Home + Garden Show is one unofficial sign that longer spring days are around the corner.
At the event, which is happening from Jan. 29-Feb. 1, attendees can expect to get inspired while meandering through massive and elaborate display gardens that make you feel like you’re in someone’s enviable backyard. There will also be model homes to tour and insights for planning your next kitchen and bath renovation.
Due to support from Hunt’s Services, opening-day admission is free.
Creative gardener and author Sue Goetz, who is also a contributing writer at South Sound and its sister publication, West Sound, will take the stage at 2 p.m. on Jan. 29 to speak about designing a garden that engages the senses. On Friday and Saturday, she’ll speak at 3 p.m. about herbs.
Make sure to stop by our parent company Premier Media Group’s booth to say hello and learn more about South Sound and sister pubs West Sound, 425, and others, plus all the other ways PMG is connecting with the Northwest.
Some additional highlights you don’t want to miss, according to the show’s organizers, are:
PlantCon International Pop-Up: Making its Pacific Northwest debut, the pop-up features sought-after plant vendors for rare finds and plant inspiration.Garden Installations: Three large-scale gardens by Father Nature Landscapes, Olympic Landscape LLC, and Nature Perfect Landscaping & Design will be on display.South Sound Living Garden Displays: Compact, city-friendly garden vignettes will showcase creative solutions for patios, balconies, and small outdoor spaces.Gray Girl Farms Pop-Up: Seasonal blooms, dried florals, and botanicals from this beloved Washington-based farm will be shown off.Expert Speakers and Daily Seminars: Ciscoe Morris, Marianne Binetti, Sue Goetz, Carrie Morlang, and other leaders will share practical advice tailored to Pacific Northwest living.Live Cooking Demonstration: This demonstration will feature a chef from Woven Seafood & Chophouse, a new Tacoma restaurant created by the Puyallup Tribe in partnership with Chef Roy Yamaguchi.Fan-Favorite Features and Community FunPuyallup Chocolates “Spin to Win” Giveaway: Every spin wins, including a grand prize of a year’s supply of chocolate.Sweepstakes: The Sweet Space Sweepstakes and Hawaii Build + Beach Sweepstakes benefit Habitat for Humanity.Adoptable Animals: There will be daily appearances from local pet rescue organizations at the show.
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