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HOME FEBRUARY 2020 8 NARI Show From Page 4 carpentry competition. ■ Home Solutions Stage — Area experts cover a variety of topics, including "Plan- ning for a Remodel" and "Options for Paint- ing Cabinetry." ■ Culinary Stage — Tantalizing grilling and cooking demonstrations conducted throughout the show. ■ Create & Take — Attendees can create their own vintage wooden sign to liven up their home décor with Farmhouse Paint Bar & Café (tickets sold separately). Special guests ■ Melinda Myers — "The Plant Doctor" shares her secrets on how to add "natives" to any landscape and then goes "vertical" the next day, scaling the topic of green walls and other vertical gardening techniques, 11 a.m. Friday and 3 p.m. Saturday. ■ Ask Ed — Ed Lisinski, the City of West Allis building inspector, discusses the ins and outs of permits and what to know about city codes at 11 a.m. Saturday. ■ Mad Dog & Merrill — Back by popu- lar demand, the "grilling buddies" take to the Culinary Stage several times each day, sharing tasty new grilling recipes and a presentation that will have you laughing all the way to the dinner table. ■ Nick Kerzner — "The Construction Guru" tackles important remodeling topics — "Planning for a Remodel: Project Expec- tations and Timeline," 5 p.m. Friday and 3 p.m. Sunday; and "Should I Remodel all at Once or Do One Project at a Time?" at 5 p.m. Saturday. ■ Guess the Price game show — Want to know what a remodel costs? Participate in a live, interactive game show where attendees view award-winning remodeling projects and guess the price, various times Friday through Sunday. ■ Battle of the Burgers, hosted by Shaun O'Neale, "MasterChef" Season 7 Winner — During the Spring Home Improvement Show, O'Neale is hosting a burger challenge with three local partici- pants. O'Neale, Mad Dog & Merrill and LeRoy Butler are the celebrity judges. The culinary burger showdown is 1:30 p.m. Sat- urday ■ Woops! Macarons — Learn how to pronounce (mack-a-ROHN) and make this beautiful, meringue-based French dessert from Shahnoza Saadati of Woops! Mac- arons at 4 p.m. Saturday ■ Marie Coakley owner of Yoga 4 All — Start off your Sunday with a relaxing yoga session that's open to all show atten- dees, Feb. 16, 10 a.m. ■ Kelsey Jorissen Olesen from Green Willow Homestead — Learn about "Sus- tainable Choices for your Home," at 11 a.m. Sunday. Spring Home Improvement Show Hours, Tickets & Parking ■ 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Friday ■ 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Saturday ■ 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday $10 in advance (online only at NARIMil- waukeeHomeShow.com); $12 at the door; seniors (60 and older) pay $8 at the door; children 17 and younger and retired and active-duty military personnel (with I.D.) get in free $6 for parking at State Fair; ample street parking is also available For more information on the NARI Mil- waukee Spring Home Improvement Show, visit NARIMilwaukeeHomeShow or call 414-771-4071. Submitted photo The NARI Spring Home Improvement Show will have plenty of qualified home contrac- tors available this weekend.

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