Fall Home Show at the Dome

Staff report • Published October 03, 2012 Modified October 02, 2012

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Whether you live in a home on wheels or the kind that doesn’t move – at least not intentionally – the Tacoma Fall Home and RV Show is the one-stop experience for all things home and RV. The show starts Thursday and runs through Sunday at the Tacoma Dome.

THE DETAILS

Tacoma Fall Home Show and the Tacoma Fall RV Show

When: 11 a.m.-8 p.m. Thursday through Saturday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday

Where: The Tacoma Dome

Cost: $12 adults, free for kids 16 and younger. Parking is free.

Exhibits for the home: Dwellers will find information about furniture and appliances as well as plenty of folks pitching wares for the exterior of your home – decks, roofing, windows and more.

Exhibits for RVs: Find a sizeable inventory of RVs big and small – from travel trailers to campers and those big rambling motor homes that Clark Griswold would covet. Dealers will show 2012 models as well as pre-owned motor homes.

Info and discounts: 253-756-2121 or otshows.com

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