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FEBRUARY 2023 HOME 7 WEST ALLIS — Today many homeown- ers are deciding to stay put and pursue remodeling and home improvement plans instead of buying a new house. For those looking to make changes to their indoor or outdoor spaces, the 61st annual NARI Mil- waukee Spring Home Improvement Show is the place to be. The NARI Milwaukee show runs Feb. 17- 19 at State Fair Park in the Exposition Center, 8200 W. Greenfield Ave., West Allis, and is packed with qualified, trusted, local professionals who can help homeowners realize their dreams of a home that looks better, functions better and fits their lifestyle needs better. By attending the show, homeowners can easily connect with experienced NARI con- tractors. For those who aren't familiar with NARI Milwaukee, it is a member organization that represents the best remodeling and home improvement professionals in the area. Since 1961, NARI Milwaukee has been a trusted resource for consumers. The nonprofit promotes professionalism, ethical conduct and sound business prac- tices in the remodeling industry and works to educate and inform Milwaukee- area homeowners. Tickets to the NARI Milwaukee Spring Home Improvement Show are $10 in advance (online only at NARIMilwaukee- HomeShow.com) and $12 at the door. Adults 60 and older are admitted $10 at the door. Children 17 and younger, retired and Photo submitted by NARI Milwaukee While tickets are $10 in advance online and $12 at the door, many can take advantage of free admission to NARI's spring show, including children. The show runs from Feb. 17-19 at Wisconsin State Fair Park in West Allis. NARI Milwaukee hosts 61st annual Spring Home Improvement Show Show Runs Feb. 17-19 at State Fair Park See NARI, PAGE 8