skip to main content

Fall Home Show

When:

October 20, 2022 @ 4:00 pm – October 23, 2022 @ 6:00 pm

2022-10-20T16:00:00-07:00

2022-10-23T18:00:00-07:00

Where:

Vancouver Convention Centre

Event

The Vancouver Fall Home Show is a vibrant marketplace where you can shop for home-related products and services, experience stunning displays to help inspire your next home project, connect with industry experts, and enjoy informative presentations from renowned local and international home professionals.

Whether you’re joining us at the Vancouver Convention Center – West Building with a specific project in mind or just looking for some inspiration, our local home professionals have you covered. With hundreds of booths to explore and several unique feature displays to enjoy, this is a valuable event for all Vancouver homeowners.

Dates & Times:

Thursday, October 20 4pm – 9pm
Friday, October 21 12pm – 9pm
Saturday, October 22 10am – 9pm
Sunday, October 23 10am – 6pm

Ticket Prices:

Early Bird Price (before October 20th) $12.00
Regular Adult Price (13+) $16.00
Seniors (60+) $11.00
Adult & Senior Tickets half off any day after 4pm $8.00
Children 12 years & under FREE

PURCHASE TICKETS HERE

Submit a Correction

Accessibility Feedback

Top Stories

Vancouver launches new strategy for market rental housing on city land

The City of Vancouver announced Thursday it is moving forward with a new initiative to deliver more market rental housing.

1h ago

Former BC United MLA calls on Kevin Falcon to resign as leader

Karin Kirkpatrick, a former BC United MLA for West Vancouver-Capilano, is calling on party leader Kevin Falcon to step down.

3h ago

Vancouver Aquarium launches new exhibit, Survival of the Slowest

The Vancouver Aquarium's Survival of the Slowest exhibit shows a world where being slow, small, or even weak can be a powerful survival strategy.

1h ago

Big changes for dog owners could come to Vancouver's Pacific Spirit Park

One of Metro Vancouver's busiest parks could see big changes this summer, as the regional district looks at options to change the way dogs and their owners use the park. Pacific Spirit Regional Park,...

11h ago

Top Stories

Vancouver launches new strategy for market rental housing on city land

The City of Vancouver announced Thursday it is moving forward with a new initiative to deliver more market rental housing.

1h ago

Former BC United MLA calls on Kevin Falcon to resign as leader

Karin Kirkpatrick, a former BC United MLA for West Vancouver-Capilano, is calling on party leader Kevin Falcon to step down.

3h ago

Vancouver Aquarium launches new exhibit, Survival of the Slowest

The Vancouver Aquarium's Survival of the Slowest exhibit shows a world where being slow, small, or even weak can be a powerful survival strategy.

1h ago

Big changes for dog owners could come to Vancouver's Pacific Spirit Park

One of Metro Vancouver's busiest parks could see big changes this summer, as the regional district looks at options to change the way dogs and their owners use the park. Pacific Spirit Regional Park,...

11h ago

Most Watched Today

1:44

Majestic snow orca appears on Vancouver beach

Anyone walking on Jericho Beach in Vancouver in the past few days may have noticed a sculpture of what appears to be a whale emerging from the ocean. Jack Morse has more on the sculpture that's captivating local residents.

3h ago

0:58

2 men dead after falling into Grace Lake while ice fishing: Agassiz RCMP

The Agassiz RCMP says two men, who had gone to fish on Grace Lake during the day Tuesday, were reported missing when they failed to return home. Joe Sadowski reports.

8h ago

1:21

Wave of winter storms to slam eastern U.S.

A winter storm has dumped snow across several U.S. states. As Laura Aguierre explains, it's the first round in what forecasters predict could be a cycle of potentially dangerous conditions over the coming days.

8h ago

1:46

Icy sidewalks in Metro Vancouver a problem for people with accessibility issues

As Metro Vancouver gets its first blast of winter, one disability advocate is reminding people of the importance of keeping sidewalks clear of snow and ice. Jack Morse reports.

2:41

Vancouver to permanently allow booze on some beaches

Vancouver Park Board commissioners have voted to permanently allow drinking on seven of 12 public beaches in the city from the first week in June to the last week in September. Lauren Stallone reports.