Renovation Ready: Plan Your Spring Projects at Spokane Valley Home Shows

Before backyard patios reopen and gardens green, begin planning your spring project with Spokane Valley as your home base. Each February and April, the region’s most anticipated home improvement events—Spokane Home & Yard Show and the Spokane Home & Garden Show—bring renovation inspiration and education within easy reach. One takes place right in the Valley at the Spokane County Fair & Expo Center, while the other unfolds just 15 minutes west at the Spokane Convention Center. Together, they give visitors the opportunity to browse, brainstorm, and book with confidence, all while enjoying Spokane Valley’s signature blend of accessibility, affordability, and ease. Staying overnight means more time to compare contractors, attend seminars, and explore the area—without racing the clock or tackling a same-day commute.

SPOKANE HOME & YARD SHOW

For homeowners who like to plan ahead—and beat the busy season—the 48th Annual Spokane Home and Yard Show offers a strategic advantage. Running February 26–March 1 at the Spokane Fairgrounds, the show arrives before contractors’ calendars fill and materials become harder to source. It’s an ideal window for proactive planners ready to move from ideas to action while timelines are still flexible.

Hundreds of exhibits showcase remodeling trends, outdoor living concepts, and landscape design, with walk-through displays that bring spring and summer projects into focus early. Just as valuable, local professionals are available for one-on-one conversations. With affordable admission—$10 for a single day or $12 for a four-day pass, with free entry for children 12 and under—and free parking, it’s a low-pressure environment built for thoughtful planning, perfect for homeowners eager to start strong before peak-season pressure hits.

SPOKANE HOME & GARDEN SHOW

By April, momentum builds—and so do ideas. The 50th Annual Spokane Home and Garden Show, held April 10–12 at the Spokane Convention Center, just 15 minutes west of the Valley, meets homeowners right where they are. For some, it’s a second round of inspiration as earlier projects uncover new opportunities. For others, it’s the perfect starting point when schedules finally open or warmer weather invites bigger plans.

More than 180 exhibitors fill the floor with solutions for landscaping, roofing, energy efficiency, and interior upgrades, while free seminars offer practical guidance on everything from native plants to smart home technology. Admission is priced at $12 for adults and $10 for seniors and military members, making it easy to spend time learning, browsing, and refining ideas. Interactive features—including mini golf, prize drawings, and Friday’s “Date Night” with local beer and wine tastings—create a relaxed environment that encourages visitors to slow down, explore, and build confidence before moving forward.

SEASONAL ADVENTURES & SHOPPING BEYOND THE SHOWS

While these home shows are worth the trip on their own, there’s plenty to explore before, between, and after show hours. With fewer crowds in February, Spokane Valley feels unhurried and indulgent, inviting visitors to savor wine tastings at Latah Creek and Arbor Crest before settling in for intimate evenings out. Just beyond the Valley, five ski resorts within 90 minutes offer snowshoeing and skiing framed by sweeping winter views. In April, the Valley’s parks, walking trails, and outdoor spaces begin to shimmer with early blooms and riverside sunshine, setting the scene for hiking, biking, or simply soaking up fresh air along the Spokane River Centennial Trail. Local museums, vibrant breweries, and family-friendly attractions add extra layers of fun to any itinerary, making a visit to the Valley feel like a true escape into the heart of the Inland Northwest.

Whether you’re planning early purchases after February’s show or sourcing finishing materials in April, Spokane Valley keeps project prep simple. National retailers like Home Depot, Lowe’s, Costco, and Tractor Supply Co. offer familiar selection and convenience, while local favorites such as Gibson’s Nursery & Landscape Supply, Sculptured Gardens, and The Plant Farm provide specialized plants, hardscape materials, and expert guidance. Together, they make it easy to refine ideas, finalize plans, and move forward confidently—without leaving the Valley.

BOOK YOUR SPOKANE VALLEY STAY TODAY

Fewer crowds, smoother drives, and more time to revisit exhibitors or relax after a full day of planning make the Valley the smart choice for show season. Instead of squeezing inspiration into a single afternoon, staying overnight lets ideas settle—and decisions feel deliberate.

From well-known national brands to boutique accommodations, Spokane Valley hotels offer a range of options at rates typically lower than neighboring cities. Free parking is standard and direct access to I-90 keeps both home show venues—and regional attractions—within easy reach.

Give your spring projects the time they deserve. Stay in Spokane Valley and enjoy the process.