LightFair 2022 Registration Opens With Early Bird Pricing

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February 23, 2022

Discover what’s new in architectural and commercial lighting at LightFair 2022, which will held at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas from June 19-23. The Conference portion begins on June 19 and the exhibit floor opens on June 21. On tap are the latest products from leading exhibitors, a robust conference program, and plenty of networking opportunities.

Early-bird pricing starts at $55 through April 15 (Register here)

Highlights of the exhibit floor include:

  • Outdoor Exchange in the Outdoor Pavilion
  • TEK Talk in the Smart Pavilion
  • The Designery in the Design Pavilion
  • PERKS in the New Exhibitor Pavilion

This year’s Conference Tracks are: The Art of Lighting; Experiencing Lighting; Technologies; Evidence-Based Design; and Guidance + Tools. Among the featured speakers are award-winning researchers, product designers, lighting designers, technologists, circadian lighting specialists, sustainability thought leaders, renowned architects, plus multidisciplinary and global experts. Educational sessions include in-depth, hands-on workshops as well as 60- and 90-minute stand-alone presentations.

Go HERE for more information

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