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January 2012

Taranta's Jose Duarte Joins Chef Fest

Just announced! Taranta restaurant owner and head chef Jose Duarte will join the prestigious line-up at the New England Home Show's Chef Fest 2012. The Peruvian native opened Taranta in Boston's historic North End in 200 and was named 2011 Chef of the Year in Massachusetts.

Watch as Duarte and local chefs from a collection of Boston's most popular restaurants cook and captivate the crowd with demonstrations throughout the day on Friday, Saturday and Sunday (January 24-26)!

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January 2012

Wood Expo 2012 with Tommy Mac

Tommy MacDonald, host of Rough Cut - Woodworking with Tommy Mac on WGBH, hosts his 4th Annual WoodExpo at the 2012 New England Home Show. Watch as Tommy and other gifted craftsman demonstrate their creative carpentry skills to the audience. Demonstrations and lectures give tips for do-it-yourselfers to craft their house into a home. This year's theme: "The Next Step." Tommy and the team challenge woodworkers of all levels to get creative as they renovate and acclimate into 2012!

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January 2012

Coming soon:

Big additions to the 2012 New England Home Show lineup! Can you feel the anticipation? Tickets are on sale NOW. Just $9 for online purchase ($12 at the door) admits you to the largest, longest-running home show in New England. Ages 17 and under enter free!

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July 2011

Photo Gallery


See a slideshow of the 2011 New England Home Show!

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April 2011

Thank You!

Just wanted to say a quick thank you to everyone who exhibited and attended this year's show. We will see you next February 23-26!

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February 2011

Calling All Red Sox Fans!

2004, 2007 WS TrophiesVisit the Next Day Moulding Booth (#504) on Saturday, February 26 from 11 am - 1 pm to see the 2004 & 2007 Red Sox World Series Trophies! Don't forget to bring your cameras to snap your own personal photo with these coveted awards.

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February 2011

Free Wi-Fi

The homeshow this year will feature free Wi-Fi.

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January 2011

Watch our 30 Second Promo Video

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January 2011

Harvard: Remodeling industry poised to grow

Spending on home improvement is projected to increase at an inflation-adjusted 3.5 percent average annual rate over the next few years, according to a new study from the Joint Center for Housing Studies at Harvard University.

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January 2011

Homes for Our Troops

Homes for Our Troops

The New England Home Show believes everyone should have a safe, comfortable place to call home, which is why they chose to partner with Homes for Our Troops

Homes for Our Troops, a Taunton-based, national, non-profit organization that assists severely injured veterans by providing specially adapted homes at no cost to them. The New England Home Show hopes that through this charitable partnership, Homes for Our Troops will be able to collect in-kind and monetary donations from Show exhibitors and guests, as well as raise awareness for the great work they do for our veterans. In addition, the partnership will grant all veterans free admission to the 2011 New England Home Show where guests can learn about the newest materials and products for the home from over 350 exhibitors.

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November 2010

2011 Home Show Highlights

While we have several other features and promotions planned, here are just a few items we are moving forward with:

Woodworking Area Expansion: We are expanding the woodworking area, with local woodworking expert Thomas MacDonald. Tommy, as he is known, just signed on with WGBH to star in a modern woodworking TV show called “Rough Cut-with Tommy Mac!” Tommy already has a following, and this area promises to be bigger and better in 2011. Our partnership with Tommy will allow us to reach a wider audience in the Boston area. If you didn't visit the woodworking area this past year, I can tell you it was a big hit, as it drew interest from all ages.

The Craft & Specialty Food Pavilion is back: this area provided exactly the type of uniqueness, and excitement we thought it would when we first started planning it prior to 2010. Local artisans from around New England anchor the area, with all kinds of handmade products that are only available at select shows. The Craft Pavilion adds value for our attendees, and we believe it keeps buyers at the Show longer!

Chef Fest returning: with high energy local chefs from some of Boston's most popular restaurants, attendees raved about the recipes, gift certificates, coupons, and large portions of free food samples they received during the cooking demonstration. Again, this is added value for our attendees, and people come looking for anything that is home related. Food is a big part of any home, and with the popularity of cooking shows on TV, Chef Fest is a no brainer when it comes to drawing crowds.

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