Show Features
El Paso Home & Garden Show Features
Home Improvement
At the show you’ll find builders, remodelers, contractors, building supplies, new gadgets, home tech, the latest in kitchen and bath, interior design ideas, and so much more to help you build the home you’ve always wanted!
Everything for Your Home and Garden Under One Roof!
You’ll find aisle after aisle of every kind of home improvement products you could imagine, all in one place! Plus the experts to bring it all together.
- Contractors and Remodelers
- Cabinets and Countertops
- Flooring Options, Windows, Custom Doors
- Storage Solutions and Sheds
- Home Security and Entertainment
Meet with Experts One-On-One
Meet one-on-one with local home improvement pros that can turn your dreams into a reality!
- Builders, Contractors and Remodelers
- After-Market Home Repair and Improvement Experts
- Energy & Window Specialists
- Home Security Experts
- Interior Design Pros
Outdoor Living
Do you love living outdoors? Do you dream of the perfect outdoor living space at your home? Then the Corpus Christi Home and Garden Show is for you! You’ll find just about everything to build the outdoor oasis of your dreams…patios, outdoor furniture, plants, accessories, pools, spas, BBQ pits, kitchens – and the landscaping experts to bring it all to life.
Landscapes and Gardening
Find your green thumb at the show – or find someone to make it look like you’re a Master Gardener! You’ll find dozens of exhibits featuring gardening and landscaping you can only dream of.
- Landscapers and Outdoor Contractors
- Organic Soil Treatment
- Hardscapes and Patios
- Fencing and Decks
- Pots and Plants for Sale
- Expert Gardening Advice
Outdoor Lifestyles
Take your family fun outside by building the perfect room or entertainment space outside.
- Patios and Decks
- Artificial Turf
- Outdoor Kitchens and Firepits
- Energy Solutions and Solar Power
- Mosquito and Pest Control
- Storage and Sheds
- Pools and Spas
- Wrought Iron and Custom Gates
Shopping
Find items for your home, things to eat, to give and share, and to enjoy. See the latest gadgets for your home. Shop the art, gift and gourmet area. Meet local artisans, and discover items you won’t find in stores.
Art Gift Gourmet Center
Cash and carry area featuring crafts, jewelry, and local foods.
- Olive oils, nuts, cakes, and more
- Crafts and jewelry from local artisans
- Smart home gadgets
- Gifts, accessories, and more!
Family Entertainment
Bring the kids to enjoy our huge Kid’s Zone full of projects and crafts. Enjoy shows, demos, and entertainment for kids and adults alike.
Family Fun Activities!
Yes, bring the kids for family fun at the show.
- Over 1,000 square feet of interactive outdoor games from our friends at Cabela’s
- Competitive yard games like Giant Jenga, corn hole, and Connect 4
- Enjoy live animal presentations for the kids — and kids at heart! — from animal experts at the El Paso Zoo
Special Guests
Learn gardening and home improvement tips and tricks at seminars throughout the show. You’ll even meet one of your favorite home and garden TV celebrities.
Sara Bendrick
Sara Bendrick is a designer, licensed contractor & TV host for the DIY Network. She has a bachelor’s in landscape architecture from Cal Poly Slo and when not filming I Hate My Yard or her new series Lawn & Order, she runs a landscape design/build company, Sarita Landscape Design. Sara recently published a book, Big Impact Landscaping, that breaks down projects on all budgets to help homeowners create spaces that increase value, function, and overall aesthetics.
Sara Bendrick was born and raised in San Diego, California. She started at a young age with a passion for art and nature, and an appreciation for anything living. Sara studied at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and received her Bachelor of Science in landscape architecture. As a college student she worked a few different landscaping jobs including being a forewoman for a landscape maintenance company, and interning for Caltrans. After college Sara honed her residential design skills by working for a design/build firm, and eventually went out on her own and started her own landscape design business.