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Sun's out,?? ?? ??? fun's in. Take advantage of long summer days by creating unforgettable memories in your own backyard. Lowe’s has everything you need to build your own backyard oasis. Level up your lawn chairs, sit back, relax, and prepare for a summer of DIY entertainment.

Styling options for smaller spaces

If planned right, you can get a lot out of use out of a little footprint. Lowe’s selection of bistro sets and compact patio furniture can turn even the smallest ledge into dinner for two.

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Watch movies on the drop-cloth screen

Fire up the twinkle lights and the citronella candle for a cinematic night under the stars. With all the familiar fixings of a movie theater, Lowe’s compiled a comprehensive list to create an evening of DIY movie magic. The best part? No bathroom lines! Just be sure to check the weather report before deciding on showtimes.

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Create a 5 star backyard restaurant

The quickest way to set a summer vibe is through familiar flavors. Set your neighbors’ noses flaring with Lowe’s large selection of grilling tools and outdoor cooking accessories. Gas, charcoal, pellet, and ceramic—Lowe’s carries all of the best brands and parts to appease even the pickiest of backyard chefs. Not a pro? No worries. Lowe’s can provide expert guidance to help you get started.

Customize your happy place

Lowe's has a huge array of outdoor decor, including planters, dining carts, colorful table cloths, pillows, outdoor rugs, and hanging lights. Mix, match, and craft your backyard space into your perfect chill zone.

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