Toronto has been hard-hit by the pandemic and lockdowns, but Torontonians can start looking ahead to some major events as reopening continues. There is always a lot to do in Toronto, a global city home to over six million people within the surrounding areas. As winter slowly dies down, home renovation and re-decoration season will begin, and the National Home Show will kick this time of year off with a bang.
The National Home Show is nicknamed “the big one,” and for a good reason. It is one of North America’s biggest and most innovative home shows, with over 500 vendors showcasing products, services, ideas, and top-notch bargains. The show runs from April 15th to the 24th and is set at the Enercare Center in Exhibition Place. Tickets are $20 for people aged 18-64, $17 for seniors 65+, $16 for youth 13-18, and free for children 12 and under. It will be a major event in the city with many incredible home products and deals to be found.
The National Home Show is a great place for those looking to purchase some incredible new products at affordable prices. With such a large supply of different vendors, attendees have the option of browsing from a large pool of options to compare prices. Many of the vendors at the show will be presenting products or services at below-market value, so attendees can find a great selection at shockingly great prices.
The National Home Show has been away for two years due to the pandemic, and it is coming back in a major way with a variety of vendors. You can find whatever you may be looking for here. Covering everything from houseware, appliances, and décor to mortgage, building, and renovation services, the National Home Show has something for every home. Toronto winters are cold and long, but the National Home Show comes right as spring is in full bloom, the perfect time to start making impactful changes to your living spaces.
Toronto’s home real estate market is incredibly pricy, and a significant portion of the city resides in condos and apartments. If you’re one of the many Torontonians living in condos, there will be plenty of different services and products geared towards you. The Condominium Authority of Ontario will have a booth at the event, answering important questions and providing necessary info to condo owners. There will also be condo handymen and condo renovation specialists so you can access the right people for your home’s needs.
The show is also an opportunity for education and enhancement of skills. There will be various experts present who will be presenting seminars or answering questions at booths, including TV personalities from HGTV. Each booth at the event is manned by an experienced expert in the trade or service they are offering, and these workers are great resources for important discussions around the home.
There will also be hands-on workshops surrounding a variety of topics. At the Masterclass sessions, attendees don’t have to learn just from hearing. There will be experts offering classes where those visiting the show can join with hands-on training centring around various topics, from building and renovating to home design. These classes fill up quickly, so attendees should be on high alert to land a seat.
This event has several other exciting features that make it a must-visit for those in the Greater Toronto Area. The Dream Home feature is an incredible home entirely designed by the Bonneville team, which is meant to show attendees innovative designs and technology. The Design Intervention center has home design experts offering free 15-minute consultations, an incredible opportunity to learn how to optimize your home. At the Outdoor Kitchen, you can get ready for barbecue season with a variety of sommeliers and chefs who will offer tastings and hands-on cooking demonstrations.
The National Home Show is a major event set to return to Toronto this year. After two years away due to COVID, this show will be a doozy. Featuring hundreds of vendors, some top-notch features, a variety of accessible experts, and great prices, this is a show that is not to be missed. For all GTA residents, you should have April 15th-24th circled in your calendar.
