The 18th annual Geauga Home and Garden Show is back, and this year it will span four buildings across two locations in Middlefield, with vendors offering everything people need for their home, garden, and outdoor spaces. The show will take place from 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. March 28 and from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Marc h 29,  at the Heritage Marketplace, 15848 Nauvoo Road, and Fisher Flooring, 16286 Nauvoo Road. Between the two locations, attendees can explore four buildings filled with home improvement experts, landscapers and builders; handmade goods by Amish Country artisans, from furniture to garden décor; and exclusive products and deals on tools, furnishings and outdoor essentials, according to a news release. “This year’s expansion reflects how much this event has grown,” show organizer Paul Wengerd stated in the release. “Four buildings across two locations allow us to offer even more variety, more vendors and a truly unforgettable experience for everyone who attends.” Admission is $5 for adults and free for children under 18. The show will include more than 200 vendors featuring everything from home improvement to handcrafted goods; a celebration of Amish craftsmanship, including handmade furniture, garden accessories, and unique décor; and exclusive giveaways as attendees can win custom lawn furniture and a storage barn from Pine Craft Storage Barns or snag items through silent auctions and door prizes. Organizers note that attendees exploring the Home and Garden Show also can take time to visit the charming shops and attractions at Heritage Marketplace, including: • Country Arts and Jewelry: Southwest-inspired home décor, artwork, and jewelry. • Geauga Amish Library: A cultural gem with Amish history and artifacts. • Yoder’s Bargains: Amazing deals on household items and salvaged goods. • Byler’s Engine: Lawn and garden equipment with full repair services. • Valley View: Quilting fabrics, books, and supplies for DIY crafters. • Heritage Trailers: High-quality trailers for every hauling need. • Pine Craft Storage Barns: Custom storage solutions with on-site construction available. “For nearly two decades, we’ve brought the community together to celebrate local talent and craftsmanship,” Wengerd stated in the release. “This year, the expanded space allows us to showcase even more of what makes northeast Ohio Amish Country so special.” ...read more read less