The arrival of spring signals the beginning of a bustling season for home improvements and renewals across Saskatchewan. This year, homeowners and enthusiasts can kickstart their projects by attending the 44th annual HomeStyles Home Show, organized by the Saskatoon & Region Home Builders' Association (SRHBA). The event is scheduled to take place from March 20 to 22, 2026, at Saskatoon Prairieland Park, promising an immersive experience that inspires discovery, dreaming, and doing.
A Premier Gathering of Home and Lifestyle Experts
For three days, Saskatoon Prairieland Park will be transformed into a vibrant center of ideas, innovation, and inspiration, featuring more than 200 exhibitors. As the largest home, renovation, and lifestyle show in the province, HomeStyles brings together trusted professionals under one roof, offering a comprehensive resource for all things home-related.
Kimberley Evans, the SRHBA events coordinator, emphasizes the show's value: "We're the largest home, renovation and lifestyle show in the province, bringing trusted professionals together all under one roof. You can see the best of the best in Saskatoon and area in just one weekend. It's truly a one-stop shop. Come to HomeStyles to get your questions answered and tackle your to-do list."
Diverse Exhibitors and New Additions
HomeStyles boasts a wide array of exhibitors covering numerous aspects of home construction and renovation. Attendees can connect with certified professional home builders, roofing and exterior specialists, deck and fence builders, cabinetry experts, and interior designers. These experts will be on hand to provide ideas, information, and estimates for renovation projects.
A notable new exhibitor this year is Lakeboys RV, which will offer tours of a full-size park model, ideal for lake and country living. Additionally, the HomeStyles Market returns by popular demand, showcasing local food and beverage products, home decor items, and lifestyle goods. Evans notes, "Many exhibitors will be offering great pricing and incentives at the show. Consumers should come ready to shop and save."
Educational Opportunities and Entertainment
The HomeStyles Main Stage serves as a focal point for education and entertainment, hosting expert-led presentations on a variety of topics. These include discussions on the pros and cons of tankless hot water systems by Reliance Gregg's Home Services and insights into the latest interior design trends from Centennial Kitchen and Bath. This stage provides valuable knowledge to help attendees make informed decisions about their home projects.
Incentives Boosting Home Renovation Interest
Several government incentives are amplifying interest in home renovations this year. The Saskatchewan Home Renovation Tax Credit has been renewed for 2026, allowing homeowners to claim a 10.5 percent tax credit on up to $4,000 in eligible renovation expenses, with seniors eligible for up to $5,000. Furthermore, the province's Secondary Suite Incentive has been extended until March 31, 2027, covering up to 35 percent of the cost of adding a qualifying suite, with a maximum of $35,000.
A Hub for Inspiration and Community
Thousands of people attend HomeStyles annually, seeking inspiration and information. Some arrive with detailed renovation plans, while others explore new trends, products, or technologies. Evans highlights the unexpected discoveries attendees might make, joking, "You might even leave with a hot tub!" This event fosters a sense of community among homeowners, builders, and suppliers, making it a must-visit for anyone interested in enhancing their living space.
In summary, the 2026 HomeStyles Show offers a unique opportunity to engage with Saskatchewan's top home and lifestyle professionals, take advantage of financial incentives, and gain insights into the latest trends. Whether you're planning a major renovation or simply looking for ideas, this event promises to deliver an enriching experience that sparks creativity and action.
