The Sarnia Home Show at the Clearwater Arena Complex. BlackburnNews.com photo by Meghan BondThe Sarnia Home Show at the Clearwater Arena Complex. BlackburnNews.com photo by Meghan Bond
Sarnia

Annual Home Show In Sarnia

Sarnia's 35th annual Home Show gets underway Friday.

About 130 exhibitors will be set up at Clearwater Arena, off Wellington St. near Finch Dr., until Sunday afternoon.

Organizer Penni Steele says special guest Paul Zammit is returning again this year.

"He's with the Toronto Botanical Garden, he's the head of that, we've had him here before and he's quite entertaining. People really enjoy him," says Steele. "He's going to be here on Friday afternoon and Friday night and then back again on Saturday at noon. So, he will be doing three presentations over the weekend."

Steele says whether you're planning on renovating, decorating or just browsing, a variety of companies will be on site.

She says they have people specializing in everything from windows and doors, security systems, appliances, lumber and building materials, and farm equipment.

The show runs Friday from 2pm to 9pm, Saturday from 10am-6pm and Sunday from 10am-5pm.

Admission is $5 in cash for adults. Children under 12 are free.

More information can be found at www.sarniahomeshow.com

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