Phoenix Home and Garden Show Set for Late September
The last Maricopa County Home and Garden Show of the year is coming up in Scottsdale. It’s scheduled to take place at Westworld from Friday, September 26th to Sunday, September 28th, running from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Show manager Katie Jones expressed anticipation for the event, noting, “This is the last show of the year and we look forward to providing everyone with a great home show.” Admission is $10, which includes free parking, and it allows visitors to engage with manufacturers, explore home improvement products, and consult with experts.
This event will also feature free consultations and over 1,000 exhibits showcasing home improvement solutions with special offers available.
Highlights of the Final Home and Garden Show
A standout feature is the dream kitchen exhibit, where contractors from Arizona showcase their interpretations of the “Best in Show” winning kitchen. Each display showcases trendy tiles, appliances, countertops, and more.
Additionally, a new pumpkin-themed pop-up experience will be presented by professional 3D pumpkin carver Brandi Davis. While some guests may have the opportunity to carve alongside Davis, availability is limited.
Guests can also connect with local plant specialists in the Plant Pavilion and have the chance to buy various plants, including houseplants, cacti, and garden decorations. An indoor living greenhouse will also be part of the show, and attendees are welcome to bring their own plants.
Several gardening workshops are on the agenda, covering topics such as:
- Creating mini air plant terrariums
- Making autumn-themed shower bundles
- Identifying pests and common plant issues
- Starting an edible garden
- Using soil and worms to boost plant growth—with options to take soil and insects home.
For those interested in crafts, there will be workshops for making carnivorous terrariums, weaving mini dream catchers, creating faux pumpkin twigs, and more. There are also free craft sessions for children between 4 and 12, featuring take-home projects.
The main stage will host various seminars throughout the weekend, including lessons on composting, caring for houseplants, and maintaining trees, alongside entertainment like magic shows and performances by Golden Granny.
In a green initiative, Maricopa County Home and Garden Shows are upcycling old billboards recognized by the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality into reusable bags.
For those interested in attending, tickets can be purchased on their official website.
