Vocabulary of Architecture
After listening to the talk you won't have to refer to the parts of your house as "that what-cha-ma-call-it" or "thing-a-ma-jig."
Finding, Hiring and Dealing with Contractors
Before you start that remodeling project, you might want to sign up for this Portland Community College class, in which you'll learn how to find quality contractors and what your consumer rights are when it comes to time, payment and job quality.
Turn-Key House Planning Workshop
During this public-service workshop, designer Paul "Paolo" Scardina will explain how to plan a home, whether you're building a custom home or undergoing a major remodel.
The Living Room
An art show that includes everything from vintage garage sale finds to mid-century classics and crafts.
HANDWOVEN ART SHOW AND SALE
The fiber arts—everything from wearable art to placemats to baskets—will be given the priority they deserve at Handwovens Plus, the 60-year-old Portland Handweavers Guild’s annual sale, where more than 40 regional textile artists will display and sell their wares.
INTERIOR DESIGN CLASS: Making a Fashion Statement
In this Portland Community College class you'll learn how to develop your own home-decorating style and receive tips on how to express yourself through decorating and the use of color and accessories.
Third Annual Good Earth Home, Garden & Living Show
At the 3RD ANNUAL GOOD EARTH HOME, GARDEN & LIVING SHOW, you can shop and learn from more than 250 exhibits featuring eco-friendly products and services having to do with home, garden, art, food and transportation.
Tacoma Home & Garden Show
Whether you’re a do-it-yourselfer or a contractor, there’s something for you at the TACOMA HOME & GARDEN SHOW. Check out the latest products and services for building, remodeling, gardening and decorating.
Portland Home & Garden Show
Twenty-five incredible display gardens and the latest home-building products are just some of what you’ll find at the PORTLAND HOME & GARDEN SHOW.
CITY PERMITS & INSPECTIONS: What Every House Owner Should Know!
What triggers the need for a construction permit? How do you "legalize" previous construction that was done on your house without a permit? What work can a homeowner tackle? Those are just some of the questions that will be answered during the talk
