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The largest clean energy event in North America. Solar, storage, hydrogen, EV infrastructure, and grid modernization — everything driving the energy transition shows up here.

The SEMA Show is the premier business-to-business trade event for the automotive specialty-equipment industry, held annually at the Las Vegas Convention Center. The 2026 edition runs November 3–6 and brings together more than 2,400 exhibitors showcasing thousands of new automotive performance products, custom vehicles, and aftermarket innovations. The Show is a trade-only event open to qualified buyers, manufacturers, distributors, builders, restylers, collision and repair professionals, media, and content creators from the automotive aftermarket. Attendees come from more than 140 countries and regions, making it one of the most globally connected automotive industry gatherings in the world. It is worth attending for the unmatched access to product launches, the New Products Showcase, 99+ free professional education sessions led by industry experts, live demos, feature vehicle displays, and networking opportunities with leading brands, builders, and celebrities. Friday, November 6, is the only day open to the public via the separately ticketed SEMA Show Friday Experience.

**CES** (originally the Consumer Electronics Show) is the world's most powerful technology trade event, owned and produced by the **Consumer Technology Association (CTA)**. Held each January in Las Vegas, it is the only trade show that showcases the entire tech landscape under one roof — from artificial intelligence and robotics to digital health, advanced mobility, energy, and smart home technology. CES 2026 ran **January 6–9** across 12 official venues and more than 2.6 million net square feet of exhibit space, anchored by the **Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC)**. With 4,100+ exhibitors — including approximately 1,200 startups in the dedicated **Eureka Park** zone — and more than 400 conference sessions featuring 1,400+ speakers, the event delivered four days of product launches, headline keynotes, and high-level deal-making at unrivaled scale. CES is a **trade-only event** restricted to industry professionals 18 and older. More than 52% of attendees hold senior executive-level positions. Innovators, investors, media, brand leaders, government officials, and marketers from over 141 countries attend to launch products, forge partnerships, and chart the direction of the global technology industry for the year ahead.

**Winter FancyFaire\*** — the reimagined trade show that replaced the long-running Winter Fancy Food Show — is the Specialty Food Association's flagship January gathering for the specialty food and beverage industry. Positioned as "the First industry event of the year," it unveils consumer trend forecasts, sofi™ Award winners, and the official Trend of the Year, setting the tone for the twelve months ahead. The 2027 edition runs **January 17–19 at Moscone Center in San Francisco**, marking SFA's return to the city for the first time since 2020. The show is strictly B2B and brings together specialty food makers, importers, distributors, retail buyers, foodservice professionals, investors, and press. Attendees come to discover new-to-market products across more than 40 categories — from artisan chocolates and gourmet cheese to plant-based snacks, fermented beverages, and functional foods — and to forge brand-buyer connections through tastings, demos, and offsite community events. For exhibitors and buyers alike, Winter FancyFaire\* is worth attending because it combines a curated exhibit hall, the prestigious sofi™ Awards showcase, SFA's annual Industry Outlook research, and city-wide immersion experiences with San Francisco's chefs, retailers, and local food community.

IBS is the largest annual light-construction trade show. Builders, remodelers, designers, and suppliers converge to see new products and learn from industry leaders.

The NAB Show is where media, entertainment, and technology converge. Broadcasters, filmmakers, content creators, and engineers come together to explore the latest tools shaping how stories are made, distributed, and monetized.