HPBA The Fire Time Magazine | April 2024 Share Share on facebook Share on linkedin Share on email Listen to the audio article. Refreshed HPBExpo Hits Five-Year Attendance High By HPBA Consumers’ expectations are changing when it comes to their homes, and the Hearth, Patio & Barbecue Expo—the largest showcase
HPBA The Fire Time Magazine | May 2025 Share Share on facebook Share on linkedin Share on email Set in the vibrant city of New Orleans, HPBExpo25 brought together manufacturers, retailers, and leaders from across North America for four days of discovery, collaboration, and inspiration. This year’s Expo highlighted the
HPBA The Fire Time Magazine | March 2025 Share Share on facebook Share on linkedin Share on email The Hearth, Patio & Barbecue Expo (HPBExpo25) is gearing up to be one of the most significant events in the hearth, barbecue, and outdoor living industry in 2025. Set to take place
HPBA The Fire Time Magazine | February 2025 Share Share on facebook Share on linkedin Share on email Listen to the audio article. As the hearth, barbecue, and outdoor living industries prepare for an exciting year ahead, the spotlight shines brightly on HPBExpo25. This premier marketplace event, scheduled for March
FEATURED ARTICLE Jill McClure, CAE The Fire Time Magazine | December 2024 Share Share on facebook Share on linkedin Share on email Download Printable PDF Listen to the audio article. Over the last two years, the Hearth, Patio & Barbecue Association (HPBA) has embarked on an ambitious journey to modernize
FEATURED ARTICLE HPBA The Fire Time Magazine | August 2024 Share Share on facebook Share on linkedin Share on email Download Printable PDF Listen to the audio article. It is hard not to notice that election season is underway, with the deluge of advertisements inundating us at every turn. There
GOVERNMENTAFFAIRS PODCAST WITH GRANT FALCO Unite With Washington State to “Ban the Ban” WITH CAROLYN LOGUE AND JOHN CROUCH Subscribe Apple Podcasts Spotify Amazon Music Is it possible for the state of Washington to ban the ban on Natural Gas and avoid forced electrification? Yes—if our industry can come together