Vendors set up their booths for the Siouxland Home Show, Wednesday at the Siouxland Expo Center in Sioux City.
Workers prepare a display for the Boatman Tile booth as they get ready for the Siouxland Home Show, Wednesday at the Siouxland Expo Center in Sioux City, Iowa, March 3, 2021.
Matt Larson says this year he has about twice as much space here at the Siouxland Expo Center than in previous years for their Coughlin Landscaping booth at the Siouxland Home Show, Wednesday in Sioux City, Iowa, March 3, 2021.
Renee Palmersheim sets up fountain display at her Bloomers booth for the Siouxland Home Show, Wednesday at the Siouxland Expo Center in Sioux City, Iowa, March 3, 2021.
Brittney Jaminet tests the pachinko machine at the Hearth & Home Décor booth as venders prepare for the Siouxland Home Show, Wednesday at the Siouxland Expo Center in Sioux City, Iowa, March 3, 2021.
SIOUX CITY — Even though she is wearing a fitness tracker watch, Home Builders Association (HBA) of Greater Siouxland executive officer Terri Schelm won’t have to worry about counting steps.
Certainly not when the 64th annual Home Builders Association of Greater Siouxland Home Show will be taking place Thursday through Sunday.
This year’s event will be housed at the Siouxland Expo Center, 550 S. Lafayette St., for the very first time.
“We loved being at the Siouxland Convention Center, but the Expo Center is so nice,” Schelm said, watching as vendors set up booths on Wednesday afternoon. “At the Expo Center, we have wide doors, which vendors love. Plus we’ll be on one floor, which guests will love.”
Indeed, she estimates the main floor of the Expo Center is more than twice the size of the Convention Center.
“That means vendors have space to spread out,” Schelm said. “Also, their displays will be bigger and better.”
This is certainly true for Coughlin Landscaping, whose Home Show display features elaborate architecture as well as an outdoor fireplace.
“People want their outdoor space to be as comfortable as their indoor space,” landscape designer Matt Larson explained. “Even more importantly, they want their outdoor space to reflect their own personality.”
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