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Proudly hosted and managed by the Canadian Home Builders’ Association – Central Alberta since 1979. The 2012 Red Deer Home Show will again provide Central Albertans with a spectacular venue for new and improved products and services featuring award-winning builders, renovators, products, ideas and décor in Canada’s hottest economic region!

1. Volunteers Needed!

Are you interested in volunteering at the show? Please contact our office by calling 403.346.5321 or e-mail.

 

2. Are discount coupons available?

Yes, a discount coupon is available by subscribing to our home show newsletter by clicking here. Once receivd, the coupon must be presented at the home show admission gate during time of adminission purchase to receive your discount.

 

3. How much does the parking cost at the Westerner Park facility?

Parking at the Westerner is $4.00 per day. Advance weekend passes are available to purchase from Westener Park at a discounted price. For more information on the Westerner Park parking facility please contact them directly by calling 403.309.0200 or e-mailing This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

 

4. What are the Dates/ Times of the 2012 Red Deer Home Show?

Friday, March 16 - noon to 8:00pm

Saturday, March 17 - 10am - 6:00pm

Sunday, March 18 - 10am - 5:00pm

 

5. What is the Admission fee?

Adults - $10

Students - $8 (w/valid ID)

Seniors - $8 (55 and up)

Under 12 – free w/adult

 

6. Is the venue wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the facility is fully wheelchair accessible.

 

7. Are wheelchairs available to borrow?

No, unfortunately wheelchairs are not available.

 

8. What exhibitors are at the 2012 Home Show?

We have over 250 exhibitors at the Home Show - go to the full exhibitors list 

 

9. Will there be any national/ local experts or celebrities at this year's Home Show?

Yes. This year we are hosting Carson Arthur at this year's home show. Carson started his televisoon career as a behind-the-scenes prop coordinator for a national garden call-in show.......With his first series, Room To Grow (GlobalTV), Carson created inspired outdoor spaces for homeowners and taught a generation of viewers how to increase their own living spaces by expanding outside. Following on the heels of his first success, Green Force (HGTV) provided Carson with the opportunity to take on some of the largest challenges associated with urban living. To learn more about Carson please click here.

 

10. Subsribe here to recieve news on the 2012 Home Show and future home shows.

Simply fill out your e-mail address by clicking here to receive ticket discounts and other show information.  Rest assure, we value you as a customer, and will never sell or share your e-mail address. You may cancel your subscription at any time.

 

We will also be hosting information sessions with local experts (more information to be posted in February 2012).

 

General Event Information:

Audience: All are welcome

Venue: Westerner Park, Red Deer, AB T4R, Canada

Address: 4847A – 19 St Red Deer

Date: March 16 to March 18, 2012

Times:
    March 16 – 12:00pm to 8:00pm

    March 17 – 10:00am to 6:00pm

    March 18 – 10:00am to 5:00pm

 

 

 

 

                       Canadian Home Builder's Association - Central Alberta

Presents “Ask the Experts" 

 

THE LANDMARK HOMES (RED DEER) MAIN STAGE

  
 
 
 
Carson Arthur
Meet Carson Arthur of Global T.V.’s Room to Grow and HGTV’s Green Force

Presentation:
Saturday, March 17:      11am and 2pm
Sunday, March 18:        11am and 2pm
 
Celebrity accommodations provided by: Sandman Hotels - Red Deer 
 
Carson Arthur: Landscape Designer on 'Green Force' on HGTV 
 
Carson Arthur started his television career as a behind-the-scenes prop coordinator for a national garden call-in show. Very quickly, Carson turned an opportunity to host his own show into a landscape design staple. With international coverage, Carson has become a voice of environmentally friendly landscape design on a global scale. By addressing outdoor challenges with a keen sense of style and a passion for eco-consciousness, Carson continues to reinvent the definition of gardening.   With his first series, Room To Grow, Carson created inspired outdoor spaces for homeowners and taught a generation of viewers how to increase their own living spaces by expanding outside. Following on the heels of his first success, Green Force provided Carson with the opportunity to take on some of the largest challenges associated with urban living. Carson and his team travel throughout a large urban center and tackle some of the most depressing, under-utilized, and forgotten spaces around us turning them into parks and beautiful art installations while using environmentally friendly techniques and products.  
 
Carson takes pride in where he lives and what he does. As the spokesperson for both the Canadian Diabetes Association, the Canadian Immunization Program and for BluePlanet Environmentals, Carson has made the most of his television career to date by being active in helping to develop a better understanding of green living within a social context. When not in the dirt; building, planting writing or designing, Carson keeps himself busy with his own lines of patio furniture and gardening tools and as the principle designer for Carson Arthur Designs.    
Visit Carson's website: www.carsonarthur.com
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 Meet Kim Lewis
 
 Topic:                          From Drab to Fab – the secrets of an amazing renovation
 Sponsor:                     Carpet Colour Centre
 
 Presentation:
 Saturday, March 17:      12:30pm
 
Kim will be offering tips and tricks to help you get the very best out of their renovation dollars.  So many clients are wandering in the dark when it comes to what part of their home to renovate and where to best spend their money.  Kim will show some before and after photos showing you how and WHERE to focus your efforts during a renovation.  Where the money is best spent and what returns the most on resale.   Kim will briefly talk about colour psychology and encourages attendees to the sessions to bring photos of their homes for the question and answer period.
Kim has been an Interior Designer for 14 years. She obtained her education while at home with my new baby daughter, who is now 18!  She was born and raised in Medicine Hat and moved to Central Alberta 6 years ago.  Kim has been working at Carpet Colour Centre ever since she landed here and absolutely loves the people she works for and with. 
Kim has a wide range of experience in design but focuses mostly on renovation and restoration which is a passion of hers, especially working on older homes.  Kim has owned and restored two character homes in her life and hopes to continue to buy and restore these ageless beauties.  Her design philosophy is to listen and work with the client, focusing on THEIR needs and helping them achieve their design dreams within their budgets.  Kim’s best business card is the glowing referrals from her clients!
 
Other than design, Kim is an active live music fan and has hosted concerts in her home for wandering minstrals from Toronto to Vancouver!  She enjoys singing and have taught music lessons.  Kim is a staff writer for the Red Deer Express and truly enjoys sharing ideas about design and better living through her articles. 
Visit Carpet Colour Centre’s website today: www.carpetcolourcentrereddeer.com
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Meet Dave Turnbull  
 
Topic:                          Sustainability and your New (Old) Home
Sponsor:                     Landmark Group
 
Presentation:
Friday, March 16:          4:00pm
Saturday, March 17:      4:00pm
 
There is a change coming in the Homebuilding (and Renovation) Industry. Builders, renovators, customers, and all levels of government are paying more attention to the effect we are having on the environment in which we live. The homes we live in have a large impact on the environment. Our choices in how we build and how we operate our homes will continue to affect the environment for years to come.
So what can we do? More importantly, how much is this going to cost me? The answers will surprise you! You can help the environment & save money all at the same time! It’s all about making the right choices. Dave Turnbull, Product Development Manager and Sustainability Director for the Landmark Group of Builders, will discuss the choices we can make in our new home (or our existing home) that will lessen the effect we have on the planet and possibly save us a bit of money along the way.
Dave is the Product Development Manager and Sustainability Director for the Landmark Group of Builders, one of Alberta’s largest residential construction companies. For the past 5 years Landmark has been one of the leaders in the homebuilding industry in the areas of sustainability and industrialization of the construction process. Dave has over 25 years of experience in the homebuilding industry from all different areas, trades, supply, wholesale and homebuilder. Dave serves the industry as chair of the CHBA-Edmonton Environment Committee and as Vice President of Built Green Canada promoting sustainable building wherever he goes.
Visit the Landmark Group website today: www.landmarkgroup.ca
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 Meet Jean-Guy Turcotte
 
Topic:              Central Alberta Home Market Analysis/First Time Buyer information…Is Now a good time to buy?
Sponsor:         Dominion Lending Group – Regional Mortgage Centre  
 
Presentation:
Sunday, March 18:        12:30pm
 
Born and raised in Alberta, Jean-Guy has established himself as one of Central Alberta’s leading Accredited Mortgage Professionals. With 12 years of finance experience the last 6 have been helping people achieve their dreams of homeownership. He helps his clients obtain their mortgage by educating them not only of the process of the mortgage, but also teaches them about the economic factors affecting our local housing market. Whether it be purchasing their first home, second home, investment property or refinancing their home, Jean-Guy provides an unbiased opinion of mortgage lenders as he has access to over 50 lenders to choose from to offer you the best product, interest rate and lender for you. You can read Jean-Guy’s published column every week in the Red Deer Express or follow him on Facebook to get up to date mortgage information.
 
Visit Jean-Guy’s website today: www.jeanguyturcotte.ca