The Southeast Home Reno Show is coming to the TransCanada Centre in Île-des-Chênes on the weekend of March 23–25.
“The purpose is to promote local companies in the home and renovation businesses, and promote our region to those within and south of Winnipeg,” says organizer John Falk.
The event will feature a home décor boutique and stage presentations from a host of local experts. Women and children under 18 will enter free all weekend. General admission is otherwise $5. There will also be a romance-themed Grand Prize giveaway.
For more information
Some space is still available. If you’re interested in exhibiting your business, contact John Falk at 204-898-1343.
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