Tickets, Convenient Parking and Getting Here

 

E-tickets for the show are on sale at www.seattlehomeshow.com. Tickets purchased in advance through the show’s website provide parking discounted to $5 at designated parking areas, along with other benefits.

Ticket prices are: adults, $15; seniors (60+), $10; military ($9); and juniors (ages 7-15), $3. Children under 7 are admitted free. And with “Too Much to See – Come Back for Free™ attendees are invited to return for a second day with free admission by simply registering while at the show (I.D. required).

Sound Transit & King County Metro

With two nearby Sound Transit stations – Stadium and ID/Chinatown – the Link Light Rail is a fast and easy mode of transportation whether coming/going South or North. 

Metro has you covered with more than 15 daily bus routes that stop within 3 blocks of Lumen Field, and  Sound Transit Express buses also connect to Lumen Field.

The Seattle Home & Garden Show is located at Lumen Field Event Center, 800 Occidental Avenue S., Seattle, WA 98134. For more information visit SeattleHomeShow.com    

                    

Mark your calendars: the Seattle Home & Garden Show is chock full of ideas and scores of experts as you plan home and garden improvements in 2026!

The Seattle Home & Garden Show, presented by SkyDADU, returns to Lumen Field Event Center February 19-22 with hundreds of exhibitors and experts sharing fresh ideas about housing options, home decor, design and remodeling, D.I.Y. resources, urban farm and garden offerings, pet-friendly attractions and much more. The show runs Thursday, February 19 through Sunday, February 22. Hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily.

The region’s largest combined home and garden consumer show features a big line-up of attractions including celebrity antiques appraiser Dr. Lori, gardening guru Ciscoe Morris; the “Shop & Adopt Dog Corral”; the “Yard to Table” area with products and services for the garden, cutting edge 3D printing for the building industry and more than 40 free seminars presented by H&R Block, to name a few.

One of the fastest growing housing segments, DADU’s (Detached Accessory Dwelling Units), often called backyard cottages, are a major focus of this year’s show with SkyDADU, a leading resource for DADU design, construction and financing, plus four “tiny home”/ADU models on display by top regional builders.

Whether it’s a project big or small, make 2026 the year you enhance your “at home” lifestyle with the help of experts at the Seattle Home & Garden Show.

It’s never been easier to visit the show. Here’s how:

 

The 80^th annual Seattle Home & Garden Show runs this Thursday, February 22 through Sunday, February 25; Hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily at Seattle’s Lumen Field Event Center. Ticket prices are adults, $15; seniors (60+), $10; military ($9), and juniors (ages 7-15), $3. Children under 7 are admitted free. And with Too Much to See – Come Back for Free™ attendees are invited to return for a second day with free admission by simply registering while at the show (I.D. required).

 

E-ticket purchasers get $5 parking at Lumen Field Event Center Parking Garage, Lumen Field North Lot and Mariner’s Parking Garage. Simply present your paper ticket or phone to the parking attendant. And vehicles with four or more occupants can take advantage of “Four or More Park Free™” in designated parking areas.

 

Take your pick of transit choices, too. Lumen Field is accessible by Link light rail, ST Express buses and several Metro routes. The stadium is a short walk from the Link Stadium and International District/Chinatown stations as well as numerous bus stops. Use the online trip planner to find your best option.

And don’t forget, Saturday, Feb. 24 is “Bring Your Dog Day” at the show. Your furry friend will be admitted free.

See you at the show!

Top Tips to Make Your Home Show Experience Last Year Round

The Seattle Home & Garden show may be over, but that doesn’t mean you have to wait until the next show to start planning some home improvement projects or getting ideas for everything that has to do with the home and garden.  Here are some tips on how to make your home show experience last year round.

• Did you get a lot of information from exhibitors when you visited the show?  If so, start organizing that information into what your top 5 projects or ideas for the home will be.  

• Research those companies online and/or in person to see if they are a good fit for you.  

• Finally, if you decide to reach out, let them know you saw them at the Seattle Home & Garden Show!

  
  

Check out a complete list of exhibitors that were at this year’s show by clicking here.

Final Weekend

There are only a few days left of the 2023 Seattle Home & Garden Show!  If you haven’t made it over to Lumen Field Event Center or want to visit again, now is your chance.  This weekend’s features include Ciscoe Morris (Saturday only); Swim/Bike/Run for Habitat for Humanity, on onsite fundraiser for affordable housing; a tiny home village featuring the latest ideas for affordable housing; a human sized billiards game where players kick soccer balls into the table pockets; daily home improvement seminars, and more.

Behind the Scenes: In the King5 Studio with Dr. Lori

As many of you probably saw, Dr. Lori was here last weekend at the Seattle Home & Garden Show and she also appeared on the morning edition of the King5 news!  Here is a behind the scenes photo taken in the King5 studio.  In case you missed her live on-air appearance, please enjoy the video below!

Award-Winning TV Personality and Ph.d Antiques Appraiser Dr. Lori to Appear on Opening Weekend of the Seattle Home & Garden Show

Have you ever wanted to know if you have trash or treasure?  Now is your chance to find out, as TV personality and Ph.D antiques appraiser Dr. Lori will be conducting free appraisals of show goers art, family heirlooms and garage sale finds today, Sunday February 26 at Lumen Field Event Center.

Each appearance at 1pm and 3pm will include informative talks with insights into the world of collecting, followed by appraisals of items brought in by the audience, who can bring in one item per each of her shows.

Star antiques appraiser on the History channel’s The Curse of Oak Island and Pawn Stars, Discovery channel’s Auction Kings who also appears on FOX Business Network’s Strange Inheritance, Dr. Lori is one of the busiest appraisers today.  She reviews approximately 20,000 items a year at more than 150 events every year and conducts home appraisal visits as well. In addition, she is an internationally syndicated columnist and an author with 30 books to her credit.

Open House

The doors have opened for the 2023 Seattle Home & Garden Show.  Everyone is welcomed to visit Lumen Field Event Center for the next 9 days to see all the latest for the home and garden. 

Tiny homes will be big, energy savings will be hot and ideas for multigenerational living will be in abundance.  A tiny home display featuring the latest designs in backyard cottages, a full offgrid solar power system that can power your home year round and solutions for keeping your home comfortable during weather extremes are just some of the products and services on display at this year’s show.  Get your tickets in advance by clicking here!

Other features at this year’s Seattle Home & Garden Show include:

● LANFest, an onsite computer gaming event for gamers of all ages

● A 20 x 80 square foot game room exhibit featuring the latest in in game room equipment

● Swim/Bike/Run for Habitat, an onsite fundraiser for affordable housing with proceeds

donated to Habitat for Humanity (the public is invited to sign up to compete)

● Art and antiques appraisals by Ph.D antiques appraiser Dr. Lori (February 25 & 26 only)

● Daily “Meet the Experts” seminars on all things for exterior and interior home improvement

The Seattle Home & Garden Show Opens in 5 Days

The exhibitors are hard at work setting up their booths and displays and getting ready to open the doors for the Seattle Home & Garden Show at Lumen Field Event Center, this Saturday February 25th at 10am.

The show will have something for everyone from tiny homes for affordable housing, remodeling for multigenerational living, innovative solutions to help your home stay comfortable during weather extremes, from heat domes to extreme cold and so much more to see in person so start planning your home show visit now! 

Additional information about purchasing tickets, parking and more, can be found here.

The 2023 Seattle Home & Garden Show is Just Around the Corner!

Everything is coming together for the next incarnation of the Seattle Home and Garden Show which opens for a nine-day run at the Lumen Field Event Center in 2023!  Start planning your visit to the show now which will run from February 25 through March 5th, Saturdays & Sunday February 26 10am – 6pm; Monday – Friday 11am – 5pm and Sunday March 5 10am – 5pm.

The Seattle Home & Garden Show, America’s Biggest Open House,™ will have hundreds of home and garden displays plus daily home improvement seminars.  Show exhibits include Yard to Table, a community farm built on site that showcases the latest in urban farming and gardening, and a tiny house display featuring the latest in backyard cottages and accessory dwelling units for the Northwest, as well as everything for the home including the newest building products and materials, remodeling, landscaping, living green and home decorating.

Check back here for continuous updates leading up to and during the show!

Meet The Experts

If you ever wanted to know more about your home, now is the time because there is something for everyone with the Meet The Experts Seminars happening every day at The Seattle Home & Garden Show.

Come on down to Lumen Field Event Center and engage with one of the many daily seminars with topics from "Kitchen Trends and Universal Design" to "Health, Wellness and Aging in place for all ages.  5 reasons why they should be part of the conversation on your next remodel" and many more!

Click here for a lineup of all the remaining seminars.