LifestyleYahoo Lifestyle AustraliaIKEA's free event for thousands across Australia from tomorrow: 'First ever'
IKEA is running a free four-day Open House event across all 11 Australian stores from September 18 to 21, with workshops, tastings and exclusive member deals.
The four-day free event is designed to show customers how small changes can make a big difference at home.
IKEA is hosting its first-ever Open House event across all 11 Australian stores from September 18 to 21, focused on storage and organisation.
Activities include free workshops, FRAKTA bag personalisation with your initials, food tastings and store-specific deals like 62 per cent off a rug in Canberra.
A free IKEA Family membership is needed for some events, and store hours run 10:30am to 5:30pm, though individual stores may vary.
You need a free IKEA Family account to access some events, and the FRAKTA bag personalisation station runs Friday to Sunday only, so check your local store hours before heading in.
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