MANCHESTER, NH — At the New Hampshire Old House & Barn Expo there is something for everyone. Have fun and learn from the experts at this unique expo that helps old house and barn owners and enthusiasts with appropriate and affordable solutions.
Create your own show “itinerary” and explore preservation strategies, architecture, craft and history through hourly lectures, visits with high quality exhibitors, demonstrations, a scavenger hunt for kids and adults, and “Old House and Barn Doctor” sessions. And, you don’t need to own an old home or barn – the show is about style, ideas and decoration, too:
- Tom McLaughlin, the new host of NHPBS’s Rough Cut with Fine Woodworking;
- Howard Mansfield, author of The Same Axe, Twice, Dwelling in Possibility and In the
Memory House, with his newest book Summer Over Autumn; - Dr. James Garvin, architectural historian and award-winning author of A Building History
of Northern New England; - Kevin Gardner, teacher, stone mason and author of Granite Kiss and his new book
Stone Building; - Henry Homeyer, garden columnist and commentator;
- Joe Monninger, author of A Barn in New England;
- Author and newspaper columnist John Clayton (now executive director of the
Manchester Historic Association in the Expo’s host city); - Jim DeStefano, structural engineer, architect and author of Antique New England
Homes and Barns. - Steve Taylor, former N.H. commissioner of Agriculture, Markets & Food and frequent popular presenter on New Hampshire history and community topics.
Presented by the NH Preservation Alliance.
Saturday & Sunday March 24 & 25, 2018 ~ 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Manchester Downtown Hotel, 700 Elm Street, Manchester, NH
Admission $10; Seniors (65+), Veterans and Students $7; Children 12 and under, free.
