 What does the Historic Chicago Bungalow and Green Home Expo have for me?The Expo offers advice and resources for bungalow owners and other Chicago homeowners and homebuyers. With more than 140 home restoration and energy-efficiency experts, tradespeople, companies and organizations, there's something for everyone.Learn More >> 
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 Past ExposHistory of the ExpoOriginally organized exclusively for the owners and potential owners of Historic Chicago Bungalows, the Bungalow Expo was first offered in 2002 and brought together more than 50 exhibitors and 2,000 visitors to Harold Washington College. For four years, Bungalow enthusiasts shared their experiences with their neighbors and new friends at the Expo while visiting with various trades people, banks, lenders, artisans and craftsmen. In 2006, the Historic Chicago Bungalow Association furthered their partnership with the City of Chicago's Departments of Environment and Housing, along with dozens of sponsors, to expand the Expo to include products and services with a green focus – and the Historic Chicago Bungalow and Green Home Expo was born.2009The 2009 Historic Chicago Bungalow and Green Home Expo was a huge success, thanks largely in part to our extraordinary exhibitors, headliners and workshop leaders. A special thanks goes to our sponsors, whose dedication to Chicago home restoration and renovation is unsurpassed. Over 8,000 visitors perused the 143 exhibitors, ranging from arts and crafts furniture and tiles to energy efficient appliances, resoration services and financial experts. In addition, Headliners Kelly Edwards of GHTV's "Design on a Dime", Bob "The House Doctor" Yapp and WGN Radio's "Mr. Fix-It" Lou Manfredini shared their expertise with the crowd.
Download the Resouce Guide from the 2009 event » Visit the gallery to see pictures from the Expo » See the lis of 2009 exhibitors »
2007Thanks to everyone who made the 2007 Historic Chicago Bungalow and Green Home Expo an extraordinary success. Once again, the event drew more than 9,000 home rehab enthusiasts to Chicago's famed Merchandise Mart. Mayor Richard M. Daley joined headliners Bob "The House Doctor" Yapp and WGN Radio's "Mr. Fix-It" Lou Manfredini to discuss current green building trends and celebrate Chicago's Historic Bungalows.
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