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Cool Things at The 31st Annual HBRA Home & Better Living Show

by Susan Bednar Long
March 16, 2011
Cool Things, Events, Featured
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Photo Credit: Michael Moran

Every year around this time, most Fairfield County homeowners want to do some spring cleaning, start gardening (if the weather permits), and most of all, attend the Original Fairfield County Home & Better Living Show.

S.B. Long Interiors Inc. enjoys cool things and cool local events, and the Fairfield County Home & Better Living Show is definitely both.

The annual Home & Better Living Show is where local Fairfield County homeowners come to find the latest interior decorating tips and ideas. See what’s new in home building, remodeling, energy savings and landscaping industries, all under one roof.

S.B. Long Interiors Kitchen

Photo Credit: Tom McWilliam

This year’s Home & Better Living Show takes place under the SoNo Field House roof, located at 365 Dr Martin Luther King Jr Dr, South Norwalk, Connecticut. It runs this weekend, Saturday, March 19 (11:00 am-7:00pm) and Sunday, March 20, (11:00 am-5:00pm).

The 31st Annual Original Fairfield County Home & Better Living Show is sponsored by the Home Builders & Remodelers Association of Fairfield County, Inc. Not only is this the first Connecticut home show of 2011, but also the biggest and best show in all of Fairfield county! This year’s Home & Better Living vendors include: Advanced Home Audio & Video, LLC, Bailey Avenue Kitchens, Good LIfe Energy Savers and many more local area vendors and companies.

S.B. Long Interiors Living Room

Photo Credit: John Gruen

There’s plenty to see and do at this year’s Home & Better Living Show. We certainly hope to see you there!

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