Pasadena Spring Home Show

Spark Your Creativity

The Pasadena Spring Home Show is coming to the Pasadena Convention Center. No matter what stage of remodeling your home you’re in, the Pasadena Spring Home Show is full of inspiration. Watch remodeling exhibits, product demonstrations, interior and exterior vignettes, and more.

Exhibitors

Enjoy many exhibitors under one roof as you shop, compare, and best of all-save. Get to know the home improvement professionals and companies without having to spend your time searching on the internet for contractors and setting up appointments. Discover fascinating and inspiring ideas and products for landscaping, home improvement and design. For an exhibitor list, click here.

Categories

At the Pasadena Spring Home Show you will find exhibitors showcasing kitchens, windows, general contractors, heating & air conditioning, architects, bathrooms, decks, outdoor kitchens, interior design, and more.

Show Times

Saturday | 10:00 am to 8:00 pm
Sunday | 10:00 am to 6:00 pm

Parking

Parking at the convention center is $15 per day for up to 16 hours or $21 per day for in and out privileges. The subterranean parking structure is shared with the Sheraton Pasadena. The entrance is located on Euclid Avenue between Green Street and Cordova Street. Additionally, parking is available in several private structures around the convention center, these are operated by Paseo Colorado. More info…

Driving Directions

The Pasadena Convention Center is located in downtown Pasadena, off of the 210 Freeway as well as the 110 freeway. For detailed direction click here or visit Google Maps.

Metro Gold Line

The Metro Gold Line is a light rail train system that runs from Downtown Los Angeles to Pasadena. There are two train station within walking distance, (1) Del Mar Station is three blocks away, it is about ten minutes to walk to to the Convention Center and there is a small hill. (2) Memorial Park Station is four blocks away, it takes about eight minutes to walk to the Convention Center and there are no hills on this route. Cost is $1.75 per person each way, students K-12 pay $1 each way. More→