‘Home Town Takeover’ Season 2 premiere date & special guests

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Dave and Jenny Marrs & Erin and Ben Napier

Two HGTV power couples team up to revitalize a small town in the second season of Home Town Takeover. season one saw “Home Town” co-hosts Ben and Erin Napier travel to Wetumpka, Alabama, and renovate 12 spaces (including homes, shops and restaurants) to give the entire town a makeover. In season two, the Napiers, along with Fixer to Fabulous hosts Dave and Jenny Marrs, will bring their skills to Fort Morgan, Colorado. The four HGTV stars won’t be alone, however.

in one Press release of March 16thHGTV announced the premiere date for the new season — Sunday, April 23 at 8 p.m. Eastern (and streaming same day on Discovery+) — along with 10 special guests from HGTV and Food Network who are joining the Napiers and Marrses will be their journey to renovate 18 rooms in the small town during their six-episode season.

“Being a part of this epic renovation is so meaningful to us, especially as I grew up here in Colorado. We’re honored to be able to help the families who are giving back to their neighbors and the small business owners who need a boost,” said Dave of joining the Home Town Takeover team.

Jonathan Knight joins Season 2 of Home Town Takeover

In its most recent press release, HGTV announced that New Kids on the Block member and Farmhouse Fixer host Jonathan Knight will be joining the Home Town Takeover team on one of their projects. Knight will help Dave and Jenny renovate the home of a single mom who offers equine therapy on her ranch, and he will also help Dave install new seating at a local coffee shop.

Knight is one of 10 HGTV and Food Network stars scheduled to appear during the run of Home Town Takeover. HGTV confirmed that Food Network’s Molly Yeh (of Girl Meets Farm) will join Knight and Dave Marrs to help the cafe create a new element for its menu. Other guest stars include HGTV’s Ben and Cristi Dozier (from “Building Roots”), Carmeon Hamilton (from “Reno My Rental”), rapper Lil Jon (from “Lil Jon Wants to Do What?”), Ty Pennington (host of Rock the Block), Jasmine Roth (from Help! I Wrecked My House), Page Turner (from Fix My Flip), and Food Network’s Darnell Ferguson (from Superchef Grudge Match).

Working with such a large team of HGTV stars helped make the tasks ahead of the Home Town Takeover team feel far less daunting. “Small towns that are struggling can do the hard work to get healthy again. It’s difficult, but nothing great ever comes easy. And while it’s daunting to take on a project of this magnitude, it helps so much to have a team to help carry the burden.”

2 other major HGTV projects took place in Colorado this year

Knight’s appearance on “Home Town Takeover” marks his second trip to Colorado on HGTV this year, the first being for season four of “Rock the Block,” which he attended with his “Farmhouse Fixer” partner Kristina Crestin. The fourth season of “Rock the Block” was filmed in October 2022 in Berthoud, Colorado, about 80 miles west of Fort Morgan.

Additionally, the 2023 HGTV Dream Home was built in Morrison, Colorado, about 60 miles south of Berthoud. HGTV held a Sweepstakes for the 2023 Dream Home, and the grand prize package (which includes a $100,000 cash prize from Ally and an all-new Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe) is worth over $2.7 million. The winner has not yet been determined, although the deadline for entries was February 16, 2023.

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