2008 Atlanta Garden & Patio Show – Georgia's premier event for
home improvement, remodeling, landscaping and so much more. Check out the
Photo Gallery for all the highlights including new product launches, hot design ideas, and kid's
activities!
Ticket Prices:
Adults - $10
Children ages 6-12 - $3
Children ages 5 and under - FREE
Military with ID $5
Senior Citizens 65+ with ID FREE
Tickets are available at the Show Box Office, located at the top of the escalator.
Regular tickets are only valid for one day of admission. Multi-day passes are available for $15 and allow
attendees to return for a 2nd day of the show.
For group ticket sales, please call 770.998.9800
PLENTY OF FREE PARKING!
Show Highlights
The Champion Window & Patio Room Gallery of Gardens returns this year
with thousands of square feet of fully-landscaped gardens by Atlanta’s top landscapers. Bring a loved one and
enjoy this year’s theme – “Isle of Amore.”
Help for Today, Hope for Tomorrow Preview Party! Get a sneak peek at the
beautiful Gallery of Gardens while supporting a worthy cause – the ALS Association. ALS is more commonly
known as Lou Gehrig’s disease and this preview party will raise funds for research and to help fight the
disease. Click here for all the
details.
Don’t miss hundreds of exhibits showcasing the best ideas and solutions for
inside and outside your home. Have a project in mind? Save time and money by comparison shopping all in one
place!
Joe Washington of HGTV’s Ground Breakers talks you through
landscaping during times of drought and how to help your current landscaping survive.
Tango, rumba and merengue your way through the Gallery of Gardens with Dance
ATL Studio! Join these talented dancers and instructors for demonstrations and free lessons of today’s
hottest dances that you’ve seen on “Dancing with the Stars!”
The Cooking Corner offers up tips and tricks plus tasty samples! Don’t
miss fun and interactive live cooking demonstrations from Chef and the Fat Man, Pork U, Lulu’s Bakery and
much more!
Chef and the Fatman the Blue Collar Chefs, now in their sixth season as the
only live radio cooking show in the country, bring their self-proclaimed “cupboard cooking” to the
Cooking Corner Friday and Saturday. Participate and share in the show (and duck when things begin to fly) as
Executive Chef Fred Genovese and Host/Creator Kevin Jenkins share their quick and easy recipes, that always
pack “a WOW factor of 10.”
The Pet Pavilion is not to be missed if you are an animal lover! The brand
new Pet Pavilion will feature “pawsome” products for all your friends, whether furry or feathered.
The Living Vine - Entwined around a tree or sprawled along a wall, DiVine is
at first incognito. Reaching a height from 9’ to 16’ tall, the living vine slowly animates, moving in and out
of stunning tableaus. She gracefully leaps her way to the next location leaving her audience fascinated as
once more she melds into her surroundings. Don’t miss her at the show!
Support the Atlanta Community Food Bank! Bring a non-perishable food item
and be entered into a drawing for two roundtrip coach airfares to any Air Tran Airways domestic
destination!*
When to Call a Professional – Join the Handy Husband, Lou Alvarado for
how-to tips, and a guide to when it’s time to call in the pros.
DIY Flowers for Valentine’s Day – Join Amber Schoepp of Flower Bar as she teaches easy
arrangements for your sweetie.
Join Walter Reeves for Gardening 101 (and 501) as he covers basic tips for beginners and
advanced concepts for experts. For novice gardeners who want to get better…and expert gardeners who want to
stay that way.
Take a gander at the SEE-THRU HOUSE! If you ever wondered what’s
really going bang, screech, and hiss in your house, find out! An innovative approach to explaining how a home
is built…from the inside out.
Become a member of The State Botanical Garden of Georgia and receive $5 off
admission to the show.
Play with your food! Also known as the art of “garde manger,” this
demonstration by Mark Heller and Andrew Miller of Le Cordon Bleu will teach you how to create beautiful
garnishes, centerpieces and displays using common fruits and vegetables.
Xeriscaping, also known as gardening with little water, is becoming a
relevant topic more and more. Join Mary Kay Woodworth of MALTA as she explains Xeriscaping and how you can
implement it within your landscape plan.
*No purchase necessary. Open to all legal U.S. residents 18 years and over.
Void where prohibited. Limit one entry per person, per day.
