The expo features hourly giveaways of prizes provided by the exhibitors.

Guests should enter from Dow DiamondвЂ™s east parking lot. The admission fee is $5 for adults, $4 for seniors, veterans and children, ages 17 and under are free. The event sponsors are Horizon Bank and Laurence Smith Window & Door. The expo will be held on Saturday from 9am-6pm and on Sunday from 11am-4pm. LetвЂ™s give them an opportunity with thousands of people coming through the door.вЂќ Sylvester says, вЂњWe thought we would support them.

Up on the top floor, the suite level, nonprofits and small local businesses will be featured including Aviator Cookie and local bakeries. TheyвЂ™ll exhibit both inside and outside the main concourse. The expo will have over 100 exhibitors from several categories including builders, remodelers, trade industry partners, electricians, roofing, landscape, kitchen & bath, flooring, banks, and credit unions. She explains the changes, вЂњWe decided on moving venues and we thought of getting outside in warmer weather, maybe weвЂ™d get more attendees and have more outdoor vendors.вЂќ The event is also returning after a yearвЂ™s absence due to COVID-19. Kimberly Sylvester, is the Executive Officer of the HBA. Kimberly Sylvester is the Executive Officer of the Home Builders Association of Midland County. It was held for several years on the campus of Northwood University during the schoolвЂ™s spring break in early March. Their annual event used to be called the Home & Garden Show. The expo is being presented by the Home Builders Association of Midland County. ThatвЂ™s the phrase promoting the Home & Outdoor Living Expo this weekend, April 30-May 1, at Dow Diamond in Midland.

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