Lowe's Home Improvement

This holiday season, we want to give thanks and celebrate the ultimate gift: home.

Take a tip from Turtle Creek Lane and make your mantel bright this holiday season with festive garland and décor!

Introducing the first in a new series for the holidays: #LetterstoHome. We invite you to join us in thanking our homes for meaning more to us this year than ever before. We'll be sharing your letters like this amazing one from Amygirl_ across our channels throughout the season + surprising a few of you with gifts for your home. After all, home deserves a little something special this year. Drop yours at the special mailboxes in our stores or share it with all your friends and family on social using #LetterstoHome.

Go, granny! Go! Go! Last minute DIY costume idea: With a little help from her local Lowe's, Brenna Moss Portfolio was able to transform some ordinary PVC pipe into the perfect Halloween costume for her toddler.

Happy National First Responders Day to all of those that have gone above and beyond this year! It's not too late to share your Halloween-inspired project to say thank you to our first responders. Share what you've done by tagging your posts with #BuildThanks for a chance to be featured!

Swap the jack-o-lantern for a creepy, crawly spider! A little paint and some wooden dowels are a creative upgrade to your traditional pumpkin.

Celebrate National First Responder's Day Oct. 28, with your very own #BuildThanks project to honor these heroes! Make your own Halloween-inspired thank you and tag your posts with #BuildThanks for a chance to be featured on our social accounts.

Stop. Inflatable time!

Looking to step up your pumpkin game? By adding street numbers to a painted pumpkin, you’ll have a cute and functional display that will be the envy of the block.

If you’re looking for a trick-or-treating alternative that's spooky, socially-distant and kid-approved, we’ve got you covered! With a few simple steps, you can have grave digging for candy set up faster than you can say "boo"! Here’s how you do it: ... 1. You’ll need some Lowe’s buckets, potting soil, scrap wood, paint, sealable bags and lots of candy. 2. Paint a DIY tombstone using scrap wood and any paint you have on hand. 3. Fill bags with candy and seal them shut. 4. Fill a bucket with potting soil and layer in bags of candy as you go. 5. Top off your bucket with your DIY tombstone. 6. Let your kids go grave digging for candy!

If you can’t go to the state fair, bring the state fair to you! Turtle Creek Lane pulled together an epic at-home extravaganza with simple games like bobbing for apples, pie eating contests and pumpkin bowling. What family fall activities are on your list this season?

Meet Clyde Greenhouse, owner of the Kessler Baking Studio, a staple of the Bishop Arts District in Dallas, TX for over six years. Through our small business grant program, Clyde has been able to continue to satisfy the community's sweet tooth. Read More: https://low.es/3nuWOwl

When we committed to making homes better for all, that extended beyond our four walls and into our communities. That's why we're committing $9.25M to the Greater Charlotte, N.C. area, our hometown. Learn more about our hometown commitment here: https://low.es/3nIVndM

Don't worry, trick-or-treating isn't canceled this year! Celebrate Halloween with your family in a unique way at all stores nationwide. Costumes aren't required, but they are certainly encouraged! Register Here: https://diy.lowes.com/