Vancouver Home Show

The BC Home and Garden Show is a trade show featuring interior and exterior household products and services at Vancouver’s BC Place Stadium.

The show is produced by US-based Marketplace Events (MPE). With a head office in Ohio, the corporation is the biggest business-to-consumer trade show company in the United States. Other Lower Mainland events hosted by the same American company are the Vancouver Fall Home Show and BC Sport & Wilderness Show in the spring.

Continue reading for details about the event in winter. See our article about the Vancouver Fall Home Show to learn about a similar event in the autumn. Or, see our article about Fraser Valley & Vancouver Home Shows to learn about lots of other similar events at other times of the year.

This article contains the following information about the BC Home and Garden Show:

Hours | Costs | What’s at the Show? | Show Presentations | Other Information

Vancouver’s Home and Garden Show

In 2026 the BC Home and Garden Show takes place from March 12th to 15th at the Vancouver Convention Centre. The venue’s address is 1055 Canada Place. The event has moved from BC Place.

Home Show Hours

Hours of operation for the 2026 BC Home and Garden Show are listed below. Exact details, however, were subject to change.

Thursday, March 12th, 2026 – 11:00 am to 9:00 pm.
Friday, March 13th, 2026 – 11:00 am to 9:00 pm.
Saturday, March 14th, 2026 – 10:00 am to 9:00 pm.
Sunday, March 15th, 2026 – 10:00 am to 6:00 pm.

Home and Garden Show Shoppers

Home Show Costs

Admission prices for the 2026 BC Home and Garden Show are listed below. Tickets are available for purchase on the official website. (Note: details subject to change.)

Adults (13+) – $14 (until March 11th, 2026). $16 from March 12th to 15th.
Seniors (60+) – $11 (until March 11th, 2026). $13 from March 12th to 15th.
Adult After 4:00 pm (13+) – $8. For visitors who want to go later in the day.
4-Pack Deal – $48 (this is four tickets for the price of three).
Children (under 13) – Free.

TIP: Buy your tickets online before March 11th to save a couple of dollars on adult and senior admission. Also, keep an eye on the BC Home and Garden Show’s social media. In past years, there have been 2-for-1 ticket promotions that appear only as paid ads, often popping up shortly before the show begins.

What’s at the Show?

The BC Home and Garden Show is one of Vancouver’s biggest home-improvement events. It has around 300 brand exhibitors and sometimes as many as 40,000 visitors.

At the event there are usually Jacuzzis, bed mattresses, furniture, fireplaces, kitchen gadgets, window displays, home decor and various other items for the inside of a house. There are also lawn care services, gutter repair people, outdoor patio furniture, lighting experts and timeshare sales agents.

You can also find cleaning product demonstrations, financial services agents and roofing experts, plus tons of other things of interest to people who have recently moved into a new place or are looking at renovations and upgrades where they presently live.

The Vancouver Fall Home Show is a similar event to the Vancouver Home and Garden Show, but in October instead of the winter or spring. Both are run by the same US-based organization. The main difference between the two events is the season in which they take place. One in winter or spring, the other in autumn. Both focus on products and services for the home. The event in the winter or spring, however, also features many garden-themed vendors.

Swimmer at BC Home and Garden Show — Spa Display at the Home Show

Show Presentations

The 2026 BC Home and Garden Show offers a full lineup of presentations. The speakers for the upcoming show are listed below (details are subject to change).

Kortney Wilson — Friday 6:00 pm and Saturday 1:00 pm: Celebrity design presentations from a famous designer and TV personality.
Graeme Huguet — Friday 5:00 pm and Saturday 12:00 pm. One of BC’s renovation and custom home experts talks about renovations.
Egan Davis — TBD. The Parks Operations Manager for the City of Richmond talks about what is new in the world of gardening.
Cooking Stage demonstrations. Featuring local chefs sharing recipes, techniques, and kitchen inspiration throughout the weekend.

Other Things to Do at the Show

Alongside the main stages and speakers, visitors can browse vendors offering show-only promotions, making it a great place to get quotes, discover new products, and get design and home inspiration.

HOME RENOVATION TIP

Looking for inexpensive, environmentally-friendly and socially-responsible building materials for your renovations? Then check out a ReStore building supply store in the Lower Mainland.

Habitat for Humanity is a non-profit organization that runs ReStore which is a non-profit social enterprise that sells second-hand building supplies. By doing so they keep tons of materials out of landfills and raise money to help people in need of affordable housing. Habitat for Humanity is a charitable beneficiary of the BC Home and Garden Show. When you buy your tickets to the show, you’ll have the option to make a donation to the charity.

If you’re (1) looking for new appliances, kitchen cabinets, building materials or hundreds of other home and garden products, (2) want to save lots of money, (3) don’t mind second-hand and (4) want to make a difference in society and the environment, before buying anything new, check out a Habitat for Humanity ReStore location near you. And if you do want new, be sure to donate your post-renovations good-quality second-hand items to Habitat for Humanity.

If in good condition, ReStore locations take most appliances, sheets of drywall, plywood, light fixtures, plumbing fixtures, framed mirrors, outdoor furniture, BBQs and lots of other items. In many cases they’ll even pick up your items, plus give you a tax receipt for the value of your donation!

Habitat for Humanity has ReStore locations in Maple Ridge, Burnaby, Langley and North Vancouver. Click Habitat for Humanity of Greater Vancouver for more information.