Each of the 160+ addresses leases its own space. The Market Authority runs the Market, registration and transport; you sign with the building, and each venue sets its own sizes and terms.
Exhibitor guide · Downtown High Point, NC · Updated Nov 2026
High Point Market Exhibitor Guide
Also known as the High Point Furniture Market, formerly the Southern Furniture Market and the International Home Furnishings Market; its anchor building is the International Home Furnishings Center (IHFC)
Not one building but a whole downtown: more than 11.5 million sq ft of showrooms at over 160 addresses, open to the home-furnishings trade for one week each April and October. More than 90% of the space is permanent, leased by the year. The rest, the temporary space where a new brand can take a booth for one Market, is almost all ANDMORE's, in Suites at Market Square, SALON and InterHall at the IHFC.
- 3,000+ exhibitors served
- 10,000+ booths built
- 2 days to a design brief
Photo: City stand-in, not the market buildings: a vintage High Point postcard, with the giant chest of drawers in the H. “Greetings from High Point, North Carolina - Large Letter Postcard” by Shook Photos, CC BY 2.0. Source
- 11.5M+sq ft of showroom space, per the Market Authority
- 160+showroom addresses, with more than 110 building owners
- <10%of the space is temporary, leased for one Market
- 300+temporary exhibitors in Suites at Market Square
- 2Markets a year, in April and October
- 11 mistraight-line to Piedmont Triad International (GSO), with free Market shuttles
Quick answers
What exhibitors ask about High Point Market
Less than 10% of the Market is temporary and ANDMORE holds 99% of it: Suites at Market Square, SALON on its first floor, and InterHall at the IHFC.
North Carolina is right-to-work. ANDMORE's 2025 manual for its Market Square temporary exhibit let exhibitors set up their own displays, with power tools only for assembling product.
Downtown has few hotels, so the Market Authority runs free shuttles from about 80 hotels, three airports and two Park & Ride lots. Book early for April and October.
Only at High Point
High Point Market temporary space: Suites at Market Square, SALON and InterHall
Temporary space is booked for one Market through ANDMORE: Suites at Market Square has 300+ exhibitors, SALON 30+ design brands on its first floor, and InterHall sits inside the IHFC. All three open the Friday before the Market.
Most of High Point is permanent showrooms, leased all year and opened for the April and October Markets. If you are not ready for that, there is one main route in: ANDMORE's temporary exhibit space, booked for a single Market. Here is how the options differ.
- SuitesSuites at Market Square, at 200 West Commerce Avenue, is the Market's main temporary exhibit hall, with more than 300 exhibitors, and in 2025 it marked 25 years. It opens on the Friday, a day before the Market.
- SALONA curated, design-forward collection of 30+ brands on the first floor of Suites, aimed at designers looking for something new.
- InterHallANDMORE's temporary exhibit venue inside the International Home Furnishings Center, the Market's anchor building, also open a day early.
- Shoppe ObjectANDMORE's artisan show of 100+ brands ran in Historic Market Square in 2025, with its own manual: setup two days ahead, POV unloading at the Lindsay Street dock and free drayage for boxed freight.
- PermanentEverything else: showrooms leased by the year from ANDMORE or one of 110+ independent owners, each with its own size, lease terms and build-out rules.
Eighteen new temporary exhibitors signed with SALON, Suites and InterHall for Fall 2026 alone. Leasing contacts are in the Market Authority's leasing guide. Showing in Greensboro instead? See our Koury Convention Center guide.
History
From the 1909 Southern Furniture Market to High Point Market
The first formal Southern Furniture Market ran in March 1909. In 1921 the Southern Furniture Exposition Building opened downtown, and it grew wing by wing into the International Home Furnishings Center. The Market took its current twice-a-year pattern in 1982, and since 2001 a Market Authority has run it across every building in town.
What changed at High Point Market in 2025–2026
- ANDMORE announced a new IHFC Designer Lounge (D701) and said InterHall, on the IHFC's first floor, would open April 25, a day before the Spring Market (ANDMORE).
- The High Point Market Authority said it will move in 2027 from the Historic Radio Building, 164 S Main St, to the third floor of 115 S Hamilton St, one block north of the Market Transportation Terminal (HPMA).
- Eighteen new temporary exhibitors signed across SALON, Suites at Market Square and InterHall for the October 17–21 Fall Market, with temporary space opening Friday, October 16 (ANDMORE).
- 1909The first formal Southern Furniture Market runs March 1–15.
- 1921The Southern Furniture Exposition Building opens with about 249,000 sq ft; the 10-story Wrenn Wing follows in 1950.
- 1982The January and July Markets end, leaving April and October.
- 1989The Market becomes the International Home Furnishings Market, and the main building the International Home Furnishings Center.
- 2000Around this time, Suites at Market Square and Showplace open as temporary exhibit space.
- 2001The High Point Market Authority is formed to run the Market; by then the IHFC has about 3.5 million sq ft. Free shuttles follow in 2003.
- 2020The spring Market is cancelled for COVID-19, only the second cancellation after the World War II years.
- 2026ANDMORE, which owns the IHFC, opens its temporary venues a day early to give buyers six days.
The district
High Point Market floor plan: IHFC, the showroom buildings and the temporary space
High Point Market spreads over downtown High Point. The 1921 exposition building that became the International Home Furnishings Center is the anchor, with ANDMORE's Showplace, Market Square and Main Street buildings around it, and dozens of independent showrooms in districts such as Hamilton Wrenn. The diagram groups the main buildings by type; it is not a street map.
High Point Market has more than 11.5 million sq ft of showrooms at over 160 addresses, anchored by the IHFC at 210 E Commerce Ave. Under 10% is temporary space, almost all ANDMORE's: Suites at Market Square, SALON and InterHall.
- Temporary space, leased for one Market
- Permanent showroom buildings
Schematic, not to scale: buildings are grouped by type, not drawn where they sit. Addresses and building types from the High Point Market Authority's leasing guide and exhibitor guide; temporary venues from ANDMORE's 2025 and 2026 releases; Shoppe Object from its 2025 exhibitor manual. Building maps and the exhibitor directory are on highpointmarket.org.
| Building | Address | Owner | Space type | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| International Home Furnishings Center (IHFC) | 210 E Commerce Ave | ANDMORE | Permanent · InterHall temporary | Grew from the 1921 Southern Furniture Exposition Building to about 3.5 million sq ft by 2001 |
| Suites at Market Square | 200 W Commerce Ave | ANDMORE | Temporary | 300+ temporary exhibitors; SALON on the first floor; opens a day before the Market |
| Market Square and Market Square Tower | 305 W High Ave | ANDMORE | Permanent | Historic Market Square; its Lindsay Street dock served ANDMORE's 2025 Shoppe Object exhibit |
| Showplace | 211 E Commerce Ave | ANDMORE | Permanent | On East Commerce Avenue, next to the IHFC |
| Plaza Suites, National Furniture Mart, Furniture Plaza | 236, 200 and 210 S Main St | ANDMORE | Permanent | Main Street showroom buildings |
| Hamilton Wrenn, 220 Elm, Centers of High Point | Hamilton, Elm and Manning streets | Independent | Permanent | Each venue sets its own showroom sizes and lease terms |
The Market Authority counts more than 160 addresses and over 110 building owners, with ANDMORE holding about 60% of the real estate in 14 buildings; ANDMORE's own releases say it owns 17 buildings with 7 million sq ft. No building publishes ceiling heights, dock sizes or freight elevator sizes: ask the building you lease from.
99%of the temporary space is held by ANDMORE
30+design-forward brands in SALON, on the first floor of Suites
1 day earlySuites, SALON and InterHall open on the Friday before the Market
110+building owners, each with its own lease
Freight & move-in
High Point Market loading docks and freight
Get directions to High Point Market →
There is no Market-wide dock or decorator: freight goes to the building you lease from, by appointment. In ANDMORE's 2025 manual, boxed freight moved free, with extra fees over 5 ft 8 in, over 2,000 lbs or after the deadline.
- Every building has its own dockThere is no single Market dock or decorator. Freight goes to the building you lease from, under that building's rules, so get its shipping instructions with your lease.
- Book the dockANDMORE's 2025 Shoppe Object manual required a scheduled dock appointment for every freight service, receiving, load-out and labor, and asked for up to 24 hours to confirm.
- Lindsay Street dockFor that Market Square exhibit, cars and vans unloaded at the Lindsay Street dock, 115 S Lindsay Street, reached from Green Drive, and could stay about 30 minutes; two people per vehicle were recommended.
- Free drayage, with limitsThe same manual gave free drayage for boxed, crated, cartoned or palletized freight, but charged extra for any piece over 5 ft 8 in wide or high or 7 ft long, a special fee over 2,000 lbs and $300 for freight after the deadline.
- Long receiving windowFreight for that 2025 exhibit could be received from March 26, a month before the show opened on April 26, until 3 p.m. on April 22.
These rules come from ANDMORE's 2025 Shoppe Object – High Point setup and shipping page, the only public High Point exhibitor manual we found. Suites, SALON, InterHall and independent buildings send their own instructions: follow the current one for your building.
Common exhibitor mistakes at High Point Market
- Expecting one Market dock or decorator: each building receives its own freight under its own rules.
- Building pieces over 5 ft 8 in wide or high, or 7 ft long: ANDMORE's 2025 manual charged extra for them, and special handling over 2,000 lbs.
- Missing the freight deadline: the same manual added a $300 fee for freight after the deadline.
- Driving to the dock without an appointment, or parking there: every freight service needed a scheduled appointment, and cars could stay about 30 minutes.
- Bringing power tools to build the booth: in ANDMORE's temporary exhibit they were limited to assembling product, and hard-wired electrical went to BECO.
- Keeping the dock carts: an unreturned flat cart or trash bin was billed $400 and a dolly $125.
- Day −120Choose permanent or temporary space and sign with the building; leasing is venue by venue.
- Day −60Register every staff member with the Market Authority: everyone needs a pass.
- Day −35Book electrical work through the building's vendor; at ANDMORE, BECO does all hard-wired work.
- Day −28Purple ships to High Point through our carrier network, to your building's receiving dock in its window.
- Day −2Dock appointment for any car or van; plan two people and a fast unload.
- Day −1Temporary venues open on the Friday; the Market opens Saturday.
Labor & rules
Who sets up my showroom or booth at High Point Market?
North Carolina is a right-to-work state, and there is no Market-wide general contractor: each building sets its own rules. In ANDMORE's 2025 manual for its temporary exhibit at Market Square, exhibitors could set up their own displays, power tools were limited to assembling product, and all hard-wired electrical work had to be done by ANDMORE's preferred vendor, BECO. Permanent showrooms are built out under your lease with the building.
Usually your own team. North Carolina is right-to-work and there is no Market-wide contractor; ANDMORE's 2025 manual let exhibitors set up their own displays, but hard-wired electrical had to go through its vendor, BECO.
✓Your own team
- Set up your own display (ANDMORE temporary space, 2025)
- Unload your own car or van at the dock, by appointment
- Build out a permanent showroom under your lease
●Through the building
- Hard-wired electrical (BECO at ANDMORE)
- Dock scheduling and freight receiving
- Porters and freight elevators
!Watch for
- Power tools only for product assembly in temporary space
- Oversize pieces over 5 ft 8 in or 7 ft cost extra
- Badges for every staff member from the Market Authority
- Unreturned dock carts billed up to $400 each
Free tool · plan your High Point budget
High Point Market drayage estimator and show budget
Pick a booth size and type to get planning numbers for 2026 and 2027: shipping weight, drayage at about $95 per hundredweight, and installation and dismantling (I&D) labor. Every number is a Purple planning estimate, not a quote: High Point has no Market-wide drayage tariff, and ANDMORE's 2025 Shoppe Object manual included free drayage for boxed freight, so your building's terms may beat this. North Carolina is right-to-work. All-venue rates are on the drayage rates page.
Plan on about $95 per hundredweight unless your building includes drayage. That is a Purple planning figure: High Point has no Market-wide tariff, and ANDMORE's 2025 manual moved boxed freight free.
The fields below fill in from size and type. Change any of them.
Purple planning estimate · not a quote
Drayage + I&D labor, High Point Market
$3,920 – $7,510- Shipping weight planning estimate
- 1,800 lbs
- Drayage planning estimate
- $1,710
- I&D labor hours planning estimate
- 16 – 28 hrs
- I&D labor planning estimate
- $2,210 – $5,800
18 cwt at $95 per 100 lbs. Labor at $138–$207 per hour, straight time.
Get a real High Point quoteHow these planning numbers work
- Shipping weight: about 6 lbs per sq ft for a rental booth, 9 for custom or hybrid, 12 for fully custom, crated, with graphics and furniture.
- Drayage: $95 per 100 lbs (cwt), Purple's High Point planning rate for 2026 and 2027, with a 200 lb minimum. Loose or pad-wrapped freight adds 30%. If your building includes drayage for boxed freight, as ANDMORE's 2025 Shoppe Object manual did, set the rate to $0.
- I&D labor hours: install plus dismantle, 0.06–0.10 person-hours per sq ft for rental, 0.08–0.14 for custom or hybrid, 0.12–0.20 for fully custom.
- Labor rate: $138–$207 per person-hour, straight time, a planning range from published 2026 show labor rates elsewhere. No High Point building publishes a labor rate.
- Own staff: North Carolina is right-to-work, and ANDMORE's 2025 temporary exhibit let exhibitors set up their own displays. If your staff does it all, I&D labor drops to $0.
- Not included: the showroom or booth lease, the exhibit itself, freight to High Point, electrical work, Market passes, travel and tax.
At High Point: oversize pieces, freight over 2,000 lbs and late freight carried extra fees in ANDMORE's 2025 manual. The 200 lb minimum and loose-freight surcharge follow common show kits; your building's instructions set the real figures.
The calendar
High Point Market events 2026–2027: the April and October Markets
High Point is a two-week-a-year show: one Market in April and one in October, each about five days, for retailers, designers and other trade buyers only. The Fall 2026 Market ran October 17–21, so the next two are below. ANDMORE's temporary venues open a day before each Market.
Two Markets are confirmed for 2027: Spring 2027, April 10–14, and Fall 2027, October 23–27, both run by the High Point Market Authority. The Fall 2026 Market ended October 21.
Spring 2027 High Point Market
Home furnishings, trade only · organized by the High Point Market Authority · 2027
Fall 2027 High Point Market
Home furnishings, trade only · organized by the High Point Market Authority · 2027
Dates from highpointmarket.org, checked November 8, 2026. Inside each Market, ANDMORE runs Suites at Market Square, SALON and InterHall, and in 2025 its Shoppe Object artisan show; their own 2027 dates were not yet published. Exhibitor deadlines for the printed guides fall in January for the April Market.
Hotels, shuttles, crew logistics
Hotels near High Point Market
For a market this size, downtown High Point has very few hotel rooms. The former Red Lion on South Main Street, a block from the IHFC, has stood empty since 2020. Many teams stay elsewhere in the Triad, in hotels or rental homes, and ride the Market Authority's free shuttles, which link about 80 hotels, three airports and two Park & Ride lots with the showroom district.
Downtown has only a few hotels: SpringHill Suites High Point Downtown, about 0.3 miles from the IHFC, and the 31-room JH Adams Inn. Most teams stay across the Triad and ride the free Market shuttles from about 80 hotels.
| Map number | Hotel | Rooms | Link to the IHFC | Straight-line | Walk (est.) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | SpringHill Suites by Marriott High Point Downtown121 Virginia Pl | — | Not stated | 0.30 mi1,610 ft | ≈ 8 min |
| 2 | JH Adams Inn, Trademark Collection by Wyndham1108 N Main St | 31 | Not stated | 1.16 mi6,130 ft | ≈ 30 min |
Distance: straight line from the IHFC address point at 210 E Commerce Ave; other showroom buildings are spread over several blocks. Walk: an estimate, straight-line, at 20 minutes a mile plus 30% for streets; not a measured route. Link: no covered link is published for either hotel ("Not stated"). Rooms: the JH Adams Inn website (31 rooms); listings disagree on the SpringHill Suites count, so it shows "—".
Free shuttles
High Point Market Authority transport
Airport, hotel, Park & Ride, downtown and go-anywhere shuttles during Market, free to Market goers; schedules are on highpointmarket.org.
0.3 mi
SpringHill Suites High Point Downtown
At 121 Virginia Place in the Congdon Yards district, west of the showrooms, listed as opened in 2025.
11 mi
Piedmont Triad International (GSO)
The closest airport, about 11 miles away in a straight line. Market shuttles also serve Charlotte Douglas and Raleigh-Durham.
Greensboro
Koury Convention Center
About 11 miles northeast, a hotel and convention complex. See our Koury Convention Center guide.
Crew logistics
Purple in High Point
Purple ships to High Point Market and coordinates crews and freight for showroom and temporary-space installs; we ship and install from New York.
Insider tips
High Point Market exhibitor tips: what experienced teams do
Start with the building, not the Market
Each venue sets its own showroom sizes and lease terms, and ANDMORE holds almost all the temporary space. Call the building first; the Market Authority handles passes, listings and transport.
Use the extra Friday
Suites, SALON and InterHall open on the Friday, a day before the Market. Temporary exhibitors who are fully set up by then get one more day with early buyers.
Keep pieces under 5 ft 8 in
ANDMORE's 2025 manual charged extra for any unit over 5 ft 8 in wide or high or 7 ft long. Furniture and display pieces sized under that move free with boxed freight.
Book hard-wired electrical early
In ANDMORE buildings, all hard-wired electrical work goes through BECO. Lighting a showroom or a booth wall needs that order in well before the Market.
Plan around the shuttles
Downtown has almost no hotel rooms, so many crews stay across the Triad and ride the free Market shuttles. Match install hours to the shuttle schedule or rent a car for the crew.
Register every person
Exhibitors must get passes for everyone from their company who attends, through the Market Authority's registration. That includes installers who stay on for the Market.
Real costs
What it costs to exhibit at High Point Market
Few High Point rates are public. ANDMORE's 2025 Shoppe Object manual moved boxed freight free, charged $300 for late freight and $400 for an unreturned cart, and the Market Authority's shuttles are free; lease rates are set building by building.
| Item | Published rate | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Drayage for boxed, crated, cartoned or palletized freight | Free | ANDMORE Shoppe Object – High Point setup & shipping (2025 exhibit) |
| Freight received after the deadline | $300 fee | ANDMORE Shoppe Object – High Point setup & shipping (2025 exhibit) |
| Unreturned flat cart or trash bin, each | $400 | ANDMORE Shoppe Object – High Point setup & shipping (2025 exhibit) |
| Unreturned dolly, each | $125 | ANDMORE Shoppe Object – High Point setup & shipping (2025 exhibit) |
| Market shuttles: airport, hotel, Park & Ride, downtown and go-anywhere | Free | High Point Market Authority (2026) |
Not published: showroom and temporary booth lease rates (each venue sets its own), oversize and overweight freight fees, electrical work by the buildings' vendors, labor, downtown parking and pass fees. Ask your building and the Market Authority for the current figures.
Rates change from Market to Market, and the freight figures come from a 2025 manual for one ANDMORE exhibit: check your building's current exhibitor instructions before you ship.
Checklist
High Point Market exhibitor checklist
Sign with your building first, book hotels months ahead, order electrical through the building's vendor, size pieces under 5 ft 8 in, ship inside the receiving window and register every staff member for a pass.
- 6 months out Choose a permanent showroom or temporary space and sign with the building: each venue sets its own sizes and terms, and ANDMORE holds 99% of the temporary space.
- 16 weeks out Book rooms early: downtown has few hotels, so plan a Triad hotel or rental home on one of the Market shuttle routes.
- 12 weeks out Meet the exhibitor deadlines for the printed guides, which fall in January for the April Market.
- 8 weeks out Get your building's shipping instructions and receiving window; for ANDMORE's 2025 Market Square exhibit it ran from a month before until 3 p.m. four days before opening.
- 6 weeks out Order hard-wired electrical through the building's vendor: at ANDMORE that is BECO.
- 5 weeks out Size every piece under 5 ft 8 in wide and high and 7 ft long, and flag anything over 2,000 lbs for special handling.
- 4 weeks out Ship to your building's dock inside its window; the 2025 manual charged $300 for late freight.
- 3 weeks out Register everyone from your company for a pass through the Market Authority, installers included.
- 1 week out Book a dock appointment for every delivery, load-out and labor call; allow up to 24 hours for confirmation.
- Travel day Check the shuttle schedules on highpointmarket.org and use the Park & Ride lots; downtown parking is limited during Market.
- Friday before Be set up when Suites, SALON and InterHall open, a day before the Market; unload with two people and keep car stops to about 30 minutes.
- Move-out Book your load-out dock time and return carts and dollies: unreturned ones were billed $400 and $125 in 2025.
Rules from the Market Authority's exhibitor guide and ANDMORE's 2025 Shoppe Object – High Point setup and shipping page; your building's current instructions set the real dates.
Questions
High Point Market FAQ for exhibitors
What is the difference between a permanent showroom and temporary space at High Point Market?
A permanent showroom is leased all year from its building and rebuilt for each Market; most of the Market's space is permanent. Temporary space, less than 10% of the total, is occupied for one Market only, and ANDMORE holds 99% of it, in Suites at Market Square, SALON and InterHall.
What is the High Point Market address, and which airport is closest?
The International Home Furnishings Center is at 210 E Commerce Ave, High Point, NC 27260, and the Market Authority at 164 S Main St, Suite 700, until its planned 2027 move to 115 S Hamilton St. Piedmont Triad International (GSO) is about 11 miles away in a straight line; Market shuttles also serve Charlotte and Raleigh-Durham.
Where are the loading docks at High Point Market?
Each building has its own. In ANDMORE's 2025 manual, cars and vans for the Market Square exhibit unloaded at the Lindsay Street dock, 115 S Lindsay St, by appointment and for about 30 minutes. Get your building's current instructions with your lease.
How much does parking cost at High Point Market?
No downtown parking rate is published, and parking there is limited during Market. The Market Authority runs two Park & Ride lots with free shuttles into the district during Market, so plan on the shuttles.
Is labor union at High Point Market?
No. North Carolina is a right-to-work state and there is no Market-wide labor contractor. In ANDMORE's 2025 temporary exhibit, exhibitors could set up their own displays, while hard-wired electrical went to its preferred vendor, BECO.
How do I get temporary space at High Point Market?
Through ANDMORE, which holds 99% of it: contact its temporary leasing team for Suites at Market Square, SALON or InterHall; the Market Authority's leasing guide lists the contacts. Eighteen new temporary exhibitors signed for Fall 2026.
How much is drayage at High Point Market?
There is no Market-wide tariff. ANDMORE's 2025 Shoppe Object manual included free drayage for boxed, crated or palletized freight, with fees for oversize, overweight and late freight. For other freight Purple plans about $95 per hundredweight.
What trade shows are at High Point Market in 2026 and 2027?
The Fall 2026 Market ended October 21. Next come the Spring 2027 High Point Market, April 10–14, and the Fall 2027 High Point Market, October 23–27, both organized by the High Point Market Authority.
How big is High Point Market?
More than 11.5 million sq ft of showroom space at over 160 addresses, with more than 110 building owners. Wikipedia counts about 2,000 exhibitors and 70,000 to 80,000 attendees per Market.
Who owns the International Home Furnishings Center?
ANDMORE, formerly International Market Centers, which also owns Suites at Market Square, Showplace and Market Square and runs AmericasMart in Atlanta and the Las Vegas Market.
High Point Market or the Koury Convention Center: what is the difference?
High Point Market is a twice-a-year furniture market in permanent showroom buildings across downtown High Point. The Koury Convention Center, about 11 miles away in Greensboro, is a hotel convention complex with ballrooms for conferences and expos all year.
Where should exhibitors stay during High Point Market?
Downtown has few hotels: SpringHill Suites High Point Downtown and the 31-room JH Adams Inn are close by, and the former Red Lion has been empty since 2020. Many teams stay across the Triad and use the free Market shuttles.
Can anyone attend High Point Market?
No. The Market is open to the trade only, such as retailers and interior designers, and everyone, exhibitors included, registers for a pass through the Market Authority.
Showing at the April or October Market?
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Compare venues
High Point Market vs other major U.S. convention centers
How the High Point Market stacks up against other big-city halls we have guides for. Drayage figures are Purple planning rates, not published tariffs.
| Venue | Type | Largest space | Ceiling | Labor | Drayage (plan) | Airport |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| High Point MarketThis guide | Wholesale market | 11.5M+ sq ft at 160+ showroom addresses | — | Right-to-work · check venue | ≈ $95/cwt | GSO · 11 mi |
| Albany Capital CenterAlbany | Convention center | 22,500 sq ft Multipurpose Room | 25–26 ft | Own staff OK · IATSE rigging | ≈ $85/cwt | ALB · ~20 min |
| America's Center Convention ComplexSt. Louis | Convention center | 574,000 sq ft contiguous, with Dome floor | 40 ft | Union · 300 sq ft rule | ≈ $150/cwt | STL · 14 mi |
| AmericasMart AtlantaAtlanta | Wholesale market | About 7M sq ft in 3 buildings · First Finds booths | 8 ft booth walls in most temp areas | Right-to-work · check manual | ≈ $140/cwt | ATL · 8.6 mi |
| Anaheim Convention CenterAnaheim | Convention center | 221,284 sq ft Hall D | 25 ft Hall D · 13 ft 8 in Hall E | Union · check kit | ≈ $172/cwt | SNA · 13 mi |
| Atlanta Marriott MarquisAtlanta | Hotel ballrooms | 28,281 sq ft International Hall · 162,526 sq ft in all | 30 ft Atrium Ballroom · 18 ft Marquis | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $155/cwt | ATL · MARTA Red/Gold |
| Atlantic City Convention CenterAtlantic City | Convention center | 199,500 sq ft Hall D (500,000 total) | 30 ft clear | Union · own staff to 400 sq ft (check kit) | ≈ $120/cwt | ACY · nearest; PHL bigger |
| Austin Convention CenterAustin | Convention center (closed, rebuilding) | Closed · 620,000 sq ft rentable from 2029 | — | Right-to-work · venue closed | ≈ $100/cwt | AUS · ~5 mi |
| Baltimore Convention CenterBaltimore | Convention center | 300,000 sq ft contiguous, Halls A–G | up to 30 ft · varies by hall | Union · carpenters' rules | ≈ $140/cwt | BWI · light rail |
| Beaver Run ResortBreckenridge | Resort ballrooms | 7,200 sq ft Colorado Ballroom · 100 tabletops | 15 ft ballroom · 8–16 ft rooms | Not right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $175/cwt | DEN · ~2 hrs |
| Blue Chip Casino, Hotel and SpaMichigan City | Casino resort ballrooms | 11,000 sq ft Fremont Ballroom · ~45,000 sq ft in all | 13–22 ft (Cvent) | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $125/cwt | SBN · ~45 min |
| Borgata Hotel Casino & SpaAtlantic City | Resort ballrooms | About 30,000 sq ft Event Center, Salons A–D | 30 ft listed | Union · check kit | ≈ $150/cwt | ACY · ~12 mi |
| Boston Convention & Exhibition CenterBoston | Convention center | 516,000 sq ft contiguous (Halls A–C) | 35 ft low · up to 100 ft | Union · staff setup OK | ≈ $324/cwt | BOS · 3 mi |
| Broward County Convention CenterFort Lauderdale | Convention center | 348,040 sq ft contiguous, Halls A–C | — | Right-to-work · IATSE 500 AV/rigging | ≈ $165/cwt | FLL · 2 mi |
| Buffalo Convention CenterBuffalo | Convention center | 64,410 sq ft exhibit hall | 35 ft | Union facility · check kit | ≈ $90/cwt | BUF · ~20 min |
| Cajundome Convention CenterLafayette | Convention center | 37,303 sq ft Halls A + B · 40,000 sq ft arena floor | — | Right-to-work | ≈ $130/cwt | LFT · ~3 mi |
| Calvin L. Rampton Salt Palace Convention CenterSalt Lake City | Convention center | 515,000 sq ft contiguous, 10 halls | 30 ft | Right-to-work | ≈ $120/cwt | SLC · ~6 mi |
| Central Bank CenterLexington | Convention center + arena | 100,000 sq ft exhibit hall | 30 ft hall · 24.7 ft ballroom | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $125/cwt | LEX · ~5 mi |
| Century CenterSouth Bend | Convention center | 25,000 sq ft Convention Hall · 100,000+ sq ft in all | 38 ft Great Hall · hall not published | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $120/cwt | SBN · 3.8 mi |
| Charlotte Convention CenterCharlotte | Convention center | 280,000 sq ft contiguous, Halls A–C | 30 ft listed max | Right-to-work | ≈ $115/cwt | CLT · 7 mi |
| CHI Health Center OmahaOmaha | Convention center | 194,300 sq ft, Halls A–C on one level | 30 ft halls · 35 ft ballroom | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $105/cwt | OMA · 3.5 mi |
| Cobb Convention Center AtlantaAtlanta | Convention center | 144,000 sq ft, four 36,000 sq ft halls | Not published | Right-to-work · non-union building | ≈ $145/cwt | ATL · ~20 min |
| Colorado Convention CenterDenver | Convention center | 584,000 sq ft on one level, Halls A–F | 30 ft to low steel | IATSE 7 · 60-min rule | ≈ $160/cwt | DEN · 30–40 min |
| Dallas Market CenterDallas | Wholesale market | 5M+ sq ft · Temps floors in a 15-floor WTC | 8 ft GEM walls in Temps booths | Right-to-work · self-setup OK | ≈ $100/cwt | DAL · 3.4 mi |
| DC ArmoryWashington | Arena / expo hall | 70,000 sq ft column-free floor | — (listings: ~88 ft) | Union · check kit | ≈ $150/cwt | DCA · ~15–20 min |
| DCU CenterWorcester | Convention center + arena | 48,640 sq ft Exhibition Hall · 26,200 sq ft arena floor | 30 ft hall · 36 ft Showcase Corner | IATSE Local 96 · check kit | ≈ $110/cwt | ORH · <5 mi |
| Donald E. Stephens Convention CenterRosemont | Convention center | 250,000 sq ft Hall A · 840,000 total | 16–26 ft | Union state · check kit | ≈ $140/cwt | ORD · 2.4 mi |
| Ernest N. Morial Convention CenterNew Orleans | Convention center | 127,364 sq ft Hall E · 1.1M sq ft in all | — | Right-to-work | ≈ $155/cwt | MSY · 25–30 min |
| Fairmont Scottsdale PrincessScottsdale | Resort ballrooms | 22,500 sq ft Princess Ballroom + 22,394 sq ft Palomino | 18–18.6 ft ballrooms | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $150/cwt | PHX · ~20 mi |
| First Financial CenterCincinnati | Convention center | 192,356 sq ft Halls A–C, contiguous | 35 ft · 18 ft low zones | Open shop · check kit | ≈ $140/cwt | CVG · ~15–20 min |
| Fontainebleau Las VegasLas Vegas | Resort ballrooms | 105,264 sq ft Royal Ballroom | 28 ft 10 in | Union · check kit | ≈ $185/cwt | LAS · 4.3 mi |
| Fort Worth Convention CenterFort Worth | Convention center | 182,613 sq ft Halls A–F + 45,000 sq ft annex | 25 ft | Right-to-work | ≈ $90/cwt | DFW · 25–30 min |
| French Lick ResortFrench Lick | Resort ballrooms | 31,624 sq ft Exhibition Hall | 22 ft Hoosier · 18 ft Windsor | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $125/cwt | SDF · ~90 min |
| Galt House HotelLouisville | Hotel ballrooms | 23,331 sq ft Grand Ballroom | 22 ft ballroom · 11 ft exhibit hall | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $125/cwt | SDF · ~8 mi |
| Gas South Convention CenterDuluth | Convention center | 89,470 sq ft, Exhibit Halls A–D | ~30 ft (Cvent listing) | Right-to-work · non-union | ≈ $140/cwt | ATL · ~45 min |
| Gaylord National Resort & Convention CenterNational Harbor | Resort ballrooms | 178,787 sq ft Prince George's Exhibition Hall | 24 ft hall · 28.5 ft ballrooms | Union · check kit | ≈ $170/cwt | DCA · ~15 min |
| Gaylord Pacific Resort & Convention CenterChula Vista | Resort ballrooms | 140,049 sq ft California Exhibit Hall | 34 ft hall · 27–28 ft ballrooms | Check show kit | ≈ $176/cwt | SAN · ~10–12 mi |
| Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention CenterKissimmee | Resort ballrooms | 178,500 sq ft Florida Exhibition Hall | 24 ft hall and ballrooms | Right-to-work | ≈ $160/cwt | MCO · ~20 min |
| Gaylord Rockies Resort & Convention CenterAurora | Resort ballrooms | 114,648 sq ft Aurora Exhibit Hall (≈175,000 with the Aurora Ballroom) | 30 ft hall · 36 ft Aurora Ballroom | Union · check kit | ≈ $155/cwt | DEN · ~10 min |
| Gaylord Texan Resort & Convention CenterGrapevine | Resort ballrooms | 179,520 sq ft Longhorn Exhibition Hall | 24 ft hall · 24 ft ballrooms | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $100/cwt | DFW · ~6 min |
| George R. Brown Convention CenterHouston | Convention center | 547,730 sq ft contiguous, Halls A–E | 35 ft (Level 1) · 30 ft (Level 3) | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $95/cwt | HOU · ~9 mi |
| Georgia International Convention CenterCollege Park | Convention center | 151,200 sq ft, four 37,800 sq ft halls | 32 ft halls and ballroom | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $145/cwt | ATL · 1/4 mi, SkyTrain |
| Georgia World Congress CenterAtlanta | Convention center | 1M+ sq ft contiguous (Halls B, BC, C) | 30 ft to grid | Right-to-work | ≈ $150/cwt | ATL · 15–20 min |
| Golden Nugget Lake CharlesLake Charles | Casino resort ballroom | 18,000 sq ft Grand Event Center | 28 ft | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $145/cwt | LCH · ~20 min |
| Grand Wayne Convention CenterFort Wayne | Convention center | 50,000 sq ft Convention Hall · 225,000 sq ft in all | Not published | Right-to-work · non-union crews | ≈ $125/cwt | FWA · ~7 mi |
| Greater Columbus Convention CenterColumbus | Convention center | 373,000 sq ft contiguous, Halls A–D | 30 ft halls · 33 ft Battelle Grand | Union state · check kit | ≈ $130/cwt | CMH · ~10 min |
| Harrah's Waterfront Conference CenterAtlantic City | Resort ballrooms | 49,447 sq ft Wildwood Ballroom (two stacked ~50,000) | 27.5 ft Wildwood (Cvent) | Union · check kit | ≈ $145/cwt | ACY · ~14 mi |
| Henry B. González Convention CenterSan Antonio | Convention center | about 514,000 sq ft contiguous, Halls 1–4 + Bridge Hall | 35 ft halls · 24 ft Bridge Hall | Right-to-work | ≈ $95/cwt | SAT · ~8 mi |
| Hilton AnatoleDallas | Hotel ballrooms | 73,000–75,900 sq ft Trinity Exhibit Hall | 18 ft hall · 28–29 ft ballrooms | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $100/cwt | DAL · ~4 mi |
| Hilton Baltimore Inner HarborBaltimore | Hotel ballrooms | 26,712 sq ft Key Ballroom (42,102 sq ft exhibit space) | 21 ft Key · 26 ft Holiday | No right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $135/cwt | BWI · ~9 mi |
| Hilton ChicagoChicago | Hotel ballrooms | 40,140 sq ft Stevens Salon A · 234,000 total | 10–11 ft Stevens · 23–34 ft ballrooms | Union · pop-ups ≤ 10×10 | ≈ $175/cwt | MDW · 12 mi |
| Hilton New Orleans RiversideNew Orleans | Hotel ballrooms | 26,894 sq ft Grand Ballroom | 18 ft Grand Ballroom · 12 ft Grand Salon | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $155/cwt | MSY · ~25 min |
| Hilton OrlandoOrlando | Hotel ballrooms | 48,167 sq ft Orlando Ballroom | 26 ft Orlando · 24 ft Orange · 18 ft Florida | Right-to-work | ≈ $155/cwt | MCO · 11 mi |
| Hilton San Francisco Union SquareSan Francisco | Hotel ballrooms | 29,637 sq ft Grand Ballroom | 23 ft 2 in Grand (fact sheet: 20 ft) · 20 ft Continental | Union · check kit | ≈ $180/cwt | SFO · 13 mi |
| Huntington Convention Center of ClevelandCleveland | Convention center | 225,000 sq ft contiguous, Halls A–C | 25–40 ft | Union · own staff may build | ≈ $145/cwt | CLE · ~20–25 min |
| Huntington PlaceDetroit | Convention center | 623,000 sq ft contiguous, Halls A–D | 30 ft (A–D) · 18 ft 8 in (E) | Union · 400 sq ft rule | ≈ $155/cwt | DTW · 20 mi |
| Hyatt Regency Baltimore Inner HarborBaltimore | Hotel ballrooms | 14,161 sq ft Constellation Ballroom (35,000+ sq ft event space) | 15 ft Constellation | No right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $135/cwt | BWI · ~20–25 min |
| Hyatt Regency ChicagoChicago | Hotel ballrooms | 70,000 sq ft Riverside Exhibit Hall | 12 ft hall · 17–19 ft ballrooms | Union · check kit | ≈ $225/cwt | MDW · 12 mi |
| Hyatt Regency ColumbusColumbus | Convention hotel | 15,800 sq ft Regency Ballroom · 70,000 total | 24 ft ballroom · 8–13.5 ft rooms | Union state · check kit | ≈ $135/cwt | CMH · 7 mi |
| Hyatt Regency Denver at Colorado Convention CenterDenver | Convention hotel | 30,000 sq ft Centennial Ballroom · 60,600 total | 30 ft Centennial · 22 ft Capitol | Not right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $165/cwt | DEN · 25 mi |
| Hyatt Regency New OrleansNew Orleans | Hotel ballrooms | 48,100 sq ft Elite Hall + 25,379 sq ft Storyville Hall | about 9–24 ft Elite Hall · 20.5 ft ballrooms | Right-to-work · union in kits | ≈ $160/cwt | MSY · ~14 mi |
| Hyatt Regency OrlandoOrlando | Hotel ballrooms | 54,638 sq ft Regency Ballroom | 31 ft Regency (listed) · 21 ft Plaza | Right-to-work | ≈ $155/cwt | MCO · 12 mi |
| Hynes Convention CenterBoston | Convention center | 176,480 sq ft (Halls A–D + auditorium) | 14–18 ft plaza · 20–43 ft level 2 | Union · staff setup OK | ≈ $190/cwt | BOS · 4.6 mi |
| Indiana Convention CenterIndianapolis | Convention center | 566,600 sq ft contiguous, Halls A–K | 35 ft | Union · own staff OK | ≈ $135/cwt | IND · ~15 min |
| Iowa Events CenterDes Moines | Convention center | 150,000 sq ft contiguous, EMC Expo Center Halls A–C | 35 ft (Halls B–C) | Right-to-work | ≈ $100/cwt | DSM · ~10 min |
| Irving Convention Center at Las ColinasIrving | Convention center | 48,576 sq ft column-free exhibit hall | 35 ft hall · 24 ft ballroom | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $100/cwt | DFW · ~6 mi |
| Javits CenterNew York | Convention center | ~500,000 sq ft contiguous (Level 3) | Varies by hall · check plan | Union · 250 sq ft rule | ≈ $195/cwt | EWR / LGA / JFK · 45–70 min |
| John S. Knight CenterAkron | Convention center | 28,640 sq ft exhibit halls, 123,000 sq ft building | 35 ft halls · 20 ft ballrooms | No right-to-work · own staff OK | ≈ $130/cwt | CAK · ~20 min |
| Joseph A. Floreano Rochester Riverside Convention CenterRochester | Convention center | 49,275 sq ft Empire Hall | 45 ft (hall halves) | Not right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $85/cwt | ROC · ~15 min |
| JW Marriott IndianapolisIndianapolis | Hotel ballrooms | 40,500 sq ft JW Grand Ballroom | 19–21 ft ballroom · 12 ft Griffin Hall | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $130/cwt | IND · ~15–20 min |
| JW Marriott Phoenix Desert Ridge Resort & SpaPhoenix | Resort ballrooms | 33,218 sq ft Grand Canyon Ballroom · ~84,000 in 3 ballrooms | 21–24.6 ft ballrooms | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $145/cwt | PHX · 22 mi |
| Kalahari Resorts & Conventions SanduskySandusky | Resort ballrooms | 38,232 sq ft Kilimanjaro Ballroom | ≈ 28 ft Kilimanjaro (listing) | No right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $135/cwt | CLE · ≈42 mi |
| Kansas City Convention CenterKansas City | Convention center | 388,800 sq ft column-free, Bartle Hall A–E | 33 ft A–C · 42 ft D–E | IATSE 31 · check kit | ≈ $145/cwt | MCI · ~19 mi |
| Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center DallasDallas | Convention center | 304,250 sq ft open in Halls A–C (2026) | 35 ft (A, B) · 31–37 ft (C) | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $100/cwt | DAL · ~6 mi |
| Kentucky Exposition CenterLouisville | Expo center | 218,286 sq ft North Wing (421,200 sq ft South Wing A–C) | 27 ft South Wing · 15–28 ft North Wing | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $125/cwt | SDF · adjacent |
| Kentucky International Convention CenterLouisville | Convention center | 204,169 sq ft, Exhibit Halls A–E | 32 ft halls · 30 ft ballroom | Right-to-work · self-setup | ≈ $130/cwt | SDF · 7.6 mi |
| Long Beach Convention CenterLong Beach | Convention center | 224,000 sq ft contiguous, Halls A–C | 25 ft halls · 30–75 ft Arena | Union · 30-min no-tools rule | ≈ $170/cwt | LGB · ~10–15 min |
| Los Angeles Convention CenterLos Angeles | Convention center | 346,890 sq ft South Hall G–K | 40 ft South · 36 ft West | Union · check kit | ≈ $175/cwt | LAX · ~20 mi |
| Manchester Grand Hyatt San DiegoSan Diego | Hotel ballrooms | 34,000 sq ft Grand Hall | ~14 ft Grand Hall · 18–21 ft ballrooms | Union dock · check kit | ≈ $176/cwt | SAN · 3 mi |
| Marriott Marquis San Diego MarinaSan Diego | Hotel ballrooms | 35,631 sq ft Marriott Grand and Pacific ballrooms | 26 ft Grand · 16 ft Pacific | Union · check kit | ≈ $176/cwt | SAN · 3 mi |
| Marriott Marquis Washington, DCWashington | Hotel ballrooms | 30,600 sq ft Marquis Ballroom | 22 ft Marquis Ballroom | Union · check kit | ≈ $170/cwt | DCA · ~3.7 mi |
| MassMutual CenterSpringfield | Civic center + arena | 40,650 sq ft Exhibition Halls A + B | 27 ft halls · 24 ft ballroom | Union market · check kit | ≈ $160/cwt | BDL · ~12 mi |
| McCormick PlaceChicago | Convention center | 840,000 sq ft Hall A (South) · 1.2M+ on one level | Varies by hall · check plan | Union · staff setup any size | ≈ $210/cwt | MDW · ~20 min |
| Meadowlands Exposition CenterSecaucus | Expo center | 61,000 sq ft contiguous main hall | 20 ft | Not right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $110/cwt | EWR · ~12 mi |
| Mesa Convention CenterMesa | City convention campus | 19,000 sq ft main exhibit hall | 22 ft hall | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $130/cwt | PHX · ~11 mi |
| Metropolitan PavilionNew York | Loft event venue | 25,000 sq ft Full Pavilion | 12–16 ft | Check fair kit | ≈ $150/cwt | LGA · ~35 min |
| Miami Beach Convention CenterMiami Beach | Convention center | 491,654 sq ft contiguous, Halls A–D | — | Union · IATSE/IBEW · check kit | ≈ $170/cwt | MIA · ~12 mi |
| Minneapolis Convention CenterMinneapolis | Convention center | 376,200 sq ft contiguous, Halls B–E | 30 ft 6 in to truss · 85 ft domes | Union · open dock | ≈ $150/cwt | MSP · ~20 min |
| Moscone CenterSan Francisco | Convention center | 502,440 sq ft contiguous, Halls A–F | 37 ft Halls A–C · 28 ft Hall F | Union · check kit | ≈ $180/cwt | SFO · 25–40 min |
| Nassau Veterans Memorial ColiseumUniondale | Arena + expo hall | 60,000 sq ft Exhibition Hall | 20 ft | Not right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $95/cwt | JFK · ~11 mi |
| National Western ComplexDenver | Fairgrounds | 153,089 sq ft Expo Hall, Livestock Center | 25 ft · 20 ft low point | Not right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $150/cwt | DEN · ~17 mi |
| Navy Pier Festival HallChicago | Exhibition hall on a pier | 170,100 sq ft, Halls A + B | 60 ft centre · 28–30 ft sides | Union state · check kit | ≈ $150/cwt | MDW · ~25–35 min |
| New Jersey Convention and Exposition CenterEdison | Expo center | ~135,000 sq ft single-level hall | 24 ft beams · 19 ft ducts | Non-union building · check kit | ≈ $105/cwt | EWR · ~15 min |
| New York Hilton MidtownNew York | Hotel ballrooms | 16,450 sq ft Americas Hall I (plus Hall II) | 15 ft halls · 24 ft Grand Ballroom | Union · check kit | ≈ $185/cwt | LGA · ~35 min |
| New York Marriott MarquisNew York | Hotel ballrooms | 28,258 sq ft Broadway Ballroom | 23 ft Broadway · 12 ft Westside | Union · check kit | ≈ $185/cwt | LGA · ~40 min by car |
| Northern Kentucky Convention CenterCovington | Convention center | 46,200 sq ft Event Center (Halls I + II) | 29 ft hang points · 25 ft ballroom | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $130/cwt | CVG · ~9 mi |
| Ocean CenterDaytona Beach | Convention center | 93,028 sq ft exhibit hall | 32 ft hall · 45 ft arena | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $150/cwt | DAB · ~10 min |
| Oklahoma City Convention CenterOklahoma City | Convention center | 200,730 sq ft continuous, up to 4 halls | 30 ft | Right-to-work | ≈ $105/cwt | OKC · ~9–10 mi |
| Orange County Convention CenterOrlando | Convention center | 1,103,538 sq ft West Building | 30–40 ft | Right-to-work | ≈ $155/cwt | MCO · 12 mi |
| Oregon Convention CenterPortland | Convention center | 255,000 sq ft Halls A–E | 30 ft | Union · check kit | ≈ $150/cwt | PDX · MAX ~30 min |
| Orlando World Center MarriottOrlando | Resort ballrooms | 105,000 sq ft Cypress Ballroom | 31 ft Cypress · 22 ft ballrooms | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $160/cwt | MCO · ~17 mi |
| Owensboro Convention CenterOwensboro | Convention center | 44,096 sq ft, Exhibit Halls 1–3 | 30 ft halls · 18 ft ballrooms | Right-to-work · non-union building | ≈ $120/cwt | OWB (limited) · SDF/BNA ~2 hr |
| Palm Beach County Convention CenterWest Palm Beach | Convention center | 100,000 sq ft exhibit hall (Halls A–B) | ≈ 29 ft hall | Right-to-work · own tools OK | ≈ $165/cwt | PBI · ~10 min |
| Phoenix Convention CenterPhoenix | Convention center | 312,500 sq ft contiguous, lower Halls 1–6 | 32 ft lower · 35 ft upper | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $140/cwt | PHX · ~3 mi |
| Prime F. Osborn III Convention CenterJacksonville | Convention center | 78,540 sq ft, Exhibit Halls A + B | 32.5 ft halls · 75 ft Grand Lobby | Right-to-work · IATSE 115 · check kit | ≈ $150/cwt | JAX · via I-95 |
| Raising Cane's River CenterBaton Rouge | Convention center | ≈ 70,000 sq ft Exhibition Hall · 100,000+ with arena | — hall · 27 ft ballroom | Right-to-work | ≈ $140/cwt | BTR · ~7 mi |
| Reliant CenterHouston | Convention center | 706,000+ sq ft on one level, Halls A–E | 25–60 ft · avg 30 ft | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $116/cwt | HOU · ~8 mi |
| Reno-Sparks Convention CenterReno | Convention center | 382,303 sq ft on one level, Halls 1–5 | 34 ft | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $115/cwt | RNO · 2.1 mi |
| Rocky Gap Casino ResortFlintstone | Resort event center | 5,000 sq ft Allegheny Event Center | up to 21 ft | Not right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $120/cwt | BWI / PIT · ~2–2.5 hr |
| Roland E. Powell Convention CenterOcean City | Convention center | 75,400 sq ft Exhibit Halls A–C | 30 ft halls · 35 ft ballroom | Not right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $130/cwt | SBY · ~30 min |
| Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade CenterWashington | Conference center | 9,185 sq ft Atrium Hall (65,000 sq ft in all) | 26 ft Atrium Hall · 80–125 ft Atrium | Union · check kit | ≈ $165/cwt | DCA · ~8 min |
| Rosen Centre HotelOrlando | Hotel ballrooms | 35,000 sq ft Grand Ballroom | 25 ft Grand · 22 ft Executive, Junior | Right-to-work | ≈ $155/cwt | MCO · 12 min |
| Rosen Shingle CreekOrlando | Resort ballrooms | 95,000 sq ft Gatlin Ballroom | 31 ft ballrooms | Right-to-work | ≈ $160/cwt | MCO · ~10 min |
| SAFE Credit Union Convention CenterSacramento | Convention center | 159,509 sq ft, Halls A–D | 30 ft halls · 25 ft ballrooms | Union · 30-minute rule | ≈ $160/cwt | SMF · ~15 min |
| San Diego Convention CenterSan Diego | Convention center | 525,701 sq ft contiguous, Halls A–H | 27 ft 4 in A–E · up to 64 ft F–H | Union · check kit | ≈ $176/cwt | SAN · 3 mi |
| San Francisco Marriott MarquisSan Francisco | Hotel ballrooms | 39,621 sq ft Yerba Buena Ballroom | 24.5 ft Yerba Buena 7–9 · 14 ft Golden Gate | Union · check kit | ≈ $180/cwt | SFO · ~13 mi |
| San Jose McEnery Convention CenterSan Jose | Convention center | 143,000 sq ft Halls 1–3 | 32 ft | Union · 30 min / 10 ft rule | ≈ $160/cwt | SJC · 4 mi |
| Santa Clara Convention CenterSanta Clara | Convention center | 90,014 sq ft Halls A–D | 28 ft 6 in | Union · check kit | ≈ $160/cwt | SJC · 5–6 mi |
| Savannah Convention CenterSavannah | Convention center | 200,000 sq ft, Exhibit Halls A–D | 30 ft C–D · up to 52 ft A–B | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $150/cwt | SAV · under 15 mi |
| Schaumburg Convention CenterSchaumburg | Convention center | 97,200 sq ft column-free hall | 30 ft hall · 22 ft ballroom | Non-union venue · check kit | ≈ $120/cwt | ORD · ~13 mi |
| Seattle Convention CenterSeattle | Convention center | 205,700 sq ft Arch Halls 4A–4F | 25 ft Arch · 30 ft Summit | Union · check kit | ≈ $165/cwt | SEA · Link ~40 min |
| Sheraton Boston HotelBoston | Hotel ballrooms | 19,938 sq ft Grand Ballroom Complex | 23 ft Grand · 11 ft Back Bay | Union · own staff per kit | ≈ $185/cwt | BOS · 4.7 mi |
| Sheraton Grand Chicago RiverwalkChicago | Hotel ballrooms | 40,003 sq ft ballroom · 35,000 sq ft Riverwalk hall | 22 ft ballroom · 10 ft 6 in hall | Union · pop-ups ≤ 10×10 | ≈ $225/cwt | MDW · 13 mi |
| Sheraton New York Times Square HotelNew York | Hotel ballrooms | 14,896–16,576 sq ft Metropolitan Ballroom | 21.9 ft Metropolitan · 11 ft others | Union · check kit | ≈ $185/cwt | LGA · ~35 min |
| Shreveport Convention CenterShreveport | Convention center | 95,000 sq ft exhibit hall, divisible by 3 | 30 ft hall · 25–26 ft ballroom | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $135/cwt | SHV · ~6 mi |
| Signia by Hilton Orlando Bonnet CreekOrlando | Resort ballrooms | 35,925 sq ft Bonnet Creek Ballroom | 20 ft Bonnet Creek · 18 ft Waterside, Floridian | Right-to-work | ≈ $155/cwt | MCO · 19 mi |
| Talking Stick ResortScottsdale | Resort ballrooms | 24,556–25,000 sq ft Salt River Grand Ballroom | Listed as 24 · confirm | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $140/cwt | PHX · ~14 mi |
| Tampa Convention CenterTampa | Convention center | 200,000 sq ft, West/Central/East Halls | 30 ft halls | Right-to-work | ≈ $155/cwt | TPA · ~8 mi |
| The BroadmoorColorado Springs | Resort ballrooms | 93,500 sq ft Bartolin Hall exhibit floor | 25 ft halls · 35 ft International Center | Union · check kit | ≈ $160/cwt | COS · ~11.5 mi |
| THE MARTChicago | Design center | ~1M sq ft NeoCon (showrooms + 7th floor) | — | Union · in-house crews | ≈ $75/cwt | ORD · ~15 mi |
| The OncenterSyracuse | Convention center | 99,000–100,000 sq ft Pirro Convention Center | — | Not right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $85/cwt | SYR · ~5 mi |
| Tucson Convention CenterTucson | Convention center | 89,760 sq ft Exhibit Halls A–C | 26 ft low steel · 35 ft high | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $135/cwt | TUS · ~10–15 min |
| Turning Stone Resort CasinoVerona | Resort ballrooms | ≈ 30,000 sq ft Event Center · 30,000 sq ft Grand Ballroom | 12–55 ft Event Center | Resort rules · check kit | ≈ $95/cwt | SYR · ~35 mi |
| Walt Disney World Swan and DolphinLake Buena Vista | Resort ballrooms | 110,500 sq ft Atlantic + Pacific halls | 30 ft Atlantic · 25′8″ Pacific | Right-to-work | ≈ $155/cwt | MCO · ~20 min |
| Walter E. Washington Convention CenterWashington | Convention center | 473,000 sq ft contiguous, Halls A–C | 30 ft (A–C) · up to 52 ft (D–E) | Union · check kit | ≈ $175/cwt | DCA · ~4 mi |
| Washington HiltonWashington | Hotel ballrooms | 29,631 sq ft International Ballroom · ~30,000 sq ft Columbia Hall | 30 ft ballroom · ~11 ft Columbia Hall | Union city · check kit | ≈ $165/cwt | DCA · ~6–7 mi |
| Westin Boston Seaport DistrictBoston | Hotel ballrooms | 19,160 sq ft Galleria Exhibit Hall | 14.5 ft Galleria · 24 ft Grand | Union market · check kit | ≈ $185/cwt | BOS · <3 mi |
| Wildwoods Convention CenterWildwood | Convention center + arena | 73,000–75,000 sq ft exhibit hall (East + West) | 30 ft (Cvent) | Self-setup allowed · CBAs | ≈ $115/cwt | ACY · ~35 mi |
| World Market Center Las VegasLas Vegas | Wholesale market | 193,858 sq ft The Expo + 3 showroom towers | — | Right-to-work · check kit | ≈ $120/cwt | LAS · ~6.3 mi |
Nearby guides
Other North Carolina venues and U.S. wholesale markets
Koury Convention CenterGreensboro, NC
Charlotte Convention CenterCharlotte, NC
Raleigh Convention CenterRaleigh, NC
AmericasMart AtlantaANDMORE · Atlanta, GA
Dallas Market CenterWholesale market · Dallas, TX
Written by the Purple Exhibits team. Purple ships to High Point Market and coordinates crews and freight for showroom and temporary-space installs; we ship and install from New York. Reviewed for the 2026–2027 season. Sources: the High Point Market Authority (highpointmarket.org, exhibitor guide, leasing guide), ANDMORE press releases (2024–2026), ANDMORE's 2025 Shoppe Object – High Point setup and shipping page, Wikipedia, WGHP, the JH Adams Inn, the North Carolina General Statutes and OpenStreetMap.