Visitor to show is treated to a styling at the West Coast Women's show at Tradex today and tomorrow.

Visitor to show is treated to a styling at the West Coast Women's show at Tradex today and tomorrow.

West Coast Women’s Show returns to Abbotsford’s Tradex Oct. 21

Annual event brings more than 400 exhibitors to the Fraser Valley

The 16th annual West Coast Women’s Show returns to Tradex from Oct. 21 to 23.

The show features more than 400 exhibitor booths, entertainment, Girls’ Night Out on Friday and Saturday featuring fashion shows with the 2017 Hall of Flame calendar firefighters, and an artisans’ market that has doubled in size.

Special celebrity guests include soap star Sharon Case from The Young and the Restless, along with personal safety expert Kathleen Baty.

Sunday will also feature a panel of four Fraser Valley entrepreneurs, who will share business tips and the inspiration beind their brands.

Show themes include fashion and style; home and interior decor; health and wellness; wine, beers and spirits tasting; and a travel showcase.

Show hours are 1 to 9:30 p.m. Friday; 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday, and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday.

For tickets and more information, visit westcoastwomen.net.

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