Northwest Women’s Show, March 23rd - 25th
by 
Mary Jo on March 21st, 2007
The annual Northwest Women’s Show will be held this coming weekend at Qwest Field. It’s long been a popular Seattle event, and this year there will be special appearances by guests sure to appeal to broad interests.
The Northwest Women’s Show is a chance for women of all ages to shop, sample and gather information from businesses with products and services for women. Exhibitors focus on health & beauty, fitness, jewelry & accessories, scrapbooking, career development, cooking, home care, finance, travel destinations and natural & organic products
Scheduled to make appearances are: Bob Greene (Oprah’s personal trainer), Marianne Williamson (Oprah’s expert on spirituality), Ann Rule (northwest crime writer), chef Kathy Casey, Donna Anders (northwest mystery writer), and Janice Taylor (weight loss coach).
A full schedule of events, which includes the main stage, all seminars, and the Dishin’ Kitchen can be found on the event website, along with the full listing of over 600 exhibitors.
Location: Qwest Field Event Center, 1000 Occidental Blvd.
Dates & Hours: Friday, March 23rd – Sunday, March 25th, 10 am – 6 pm.
Admission: $13. Discount tickets are available.
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3 opinions for Northwest Women’s Show, March 23rd - 25th
Jan 12, 2008 at 9:04 am
what are the dates for the women’s show in Seattle this year (2008)?
Jan 14, 2008 at 4:55 pm
no way to sign up for the show …to be at a booth or to contact the womans show office …email, phone…
Jan 15, 2008 at 6:23 am
I’m not with the Women’s Show, and this post is from last year’s show.
The link in the article still works, though, and this years show is March 28-30th.
I’ll be getting a new post up about the event for this year, but you can click through the link in this article and find the information you are looking for directly from the source.
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