Plan Your Visit
Come explore what’s possible inside and outside your home and meet the professionals who can bring your vision to life.
- Admission is free – As a thank you to our customers, Clark Public Utilities offers free admission to all visitors.
- Parking is $10
- Plan for walking and shopping – This show covers more than 100,000 square feet, so be ready to walk and be prepared for purchases. Consider bringing bags, a wagon, a stroller or wait for the end of your visit to make purchases.
- Leave your pets at home – We love our furry friends but pets are not allowed at the fairgrounds. Only service animals are permitted. This policy will be enforced at the entry gate and inside the exhibition hall.
- Food and drinks are available – Several food vendors will be located outdoors, offering freshly made food and drinks to help you fuel up.
- Remember a mobility aid – This is a big event so don’t hesitate to bring a wheelchair or other walking aids. A limited number of wheelchairs will be available to borrow at the entrance gates.
Donate to help your neighbors in need
- Donate to Operation Warm Heart at any entrance gate or shuttle cart. Every dollar you give goes directly to helping Clark County households in crisis pay their energy bill.
- Bring non-perishable food to any entrance for donation to the Clark County Food Bank. Visitors donate more than 1,000 pounds of food every year!
Exhibitors, meals, Farmer’s Market and Children’s Market on the midway
Many of the show’s more interesting features will be waiting for you along the midway, right outside the exhibition hall. Plus, there will be several food trucks on site if you need a refreshment during your visit.
Visit the Children’s Entrepreneur Market to meet young professionals putting their business plans into action, selling their own unique creations and honing their skills for engaging with customers and managing money.
The Farmer’s Market will feature an array of locally sourced and made goods. You’ll find everything from fragrant soaps and fresh coffee to sweet treats and farmstand favorites. Plus, learn about the vital roles bees, farming and environmental services play in our community.




