“ I’m Back for the South Bay Home & Garden Show . See me on the Main Stage with my latest show “Nip Tuck” and my ongoing education on how to choose a contractor, plus I will bring back my special seminar with even more great ideas on how to make that tiny kitchen of yours seem much bigger”. Click on the above link to see our seminar schedules.

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“Come see the Solar powered Dollhouse on our Green Street Feature Area. The Solar Dollhouse it brought to us courtesy of Solar Universe who will be on hand to inform you on everything you need to know about Solar Power, its’ benefits and applications”.

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James Carey and Morris Carey, known as the Carey Bros., are nationally-recognized

experts on home building and renovation. They share their 60+ years of experience as award-winning, licensed contractors with millions of people nationwide through a weekly radio program and syndicated newspaper column both titled, On The House.

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Anthony Gilardi the Good Looking and Talented Carpenter from HGTV’s Myles of Style TV Show, was born and raised in the North End of Boston. His best memories are of Sunday mornings at his Nana's house learning the correct way to cook meatballs. While making a living as a master carpenter, his outlet became the neighborhood street corners and playgrounds, which provided a perfect stage to entertain people with impressions of his favorite actors and acting out scenes from his favorite movies.

Anthony has always felt that carpentry is an art form not unlike acting, "creating something special from the material you are given." At the tender age of 22, he formed a successful general contracting company, Gilardi Enterprises.

Following his heart, he moved to Hollywood in 2001 to pursue a career in acting. "They can't love me if they can't see me," he explains. Of course, he remembered to bring his tool belt along with him on his journey. "I was always told to learn a trade so I would have something to fall back on. The irony of becoming the on-air carpenter for the HGTV hit show Myles of Style blows my mind!" Hard work and dedication paid off.

On a final note, Anthony would like to add, "It can't be all business. You need to enjoy the ride, realize the ups and deal with the downs. And remember to fry your meatballs; nobody likes them soggy. You were right, Nana. I miss you."

For more information, visit www.anthonygilardi.com. see Anthony on our Main Stage and Lil Project Stage Saturday Sept 12^th.