World of Concrete 2027

DATE

January 19–21, 2027

LOCATION

Las Vegas Convention Center

1000+

Project Delivered

World of Concrete 2027: The Biggest Show for Concrete and Masonry Construction

World of Concrete 2027 is the top show for the concrete and masonry industry. January 19 to January 21, 2027, is the date of the event to be held at the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC), Las Vegas, NV. Running since 1975, this trade show is for showcasing products & techs like mixers, pumps, hand tools, and safety gear by the leading manufacturers and suppliers from across the globe.

More than 60,000 people are expected to be seen on the show floor, along with over 1,500 exhibiting companies. Big brands like Caterpillar, Hilti, Husqvarna, John Deere, Makita, and Stihl show up every year at World of Concrete. There are also live action and education programs to draw a crowd & spread knowledge, like the SPEC MIX BRICKLAYER competition of building a 26-foot-long double-wythe brick wall, the 2027 World of Concrete Education Program to educate beginners and experienced industry leaders on safety, technical applications, trends, and best practices topics, and the Work Truck LIVE program for product live demonstrations and talk about latest innovations, as well as build networks.

With over 700,000 square feet of space at the Las Vegas Convention Center, both indoors and outdoors, exhibitors get a wide room to show off their products live.

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frequently asked questions

When and where is World of Concrete 2027 taking place?

World of Concrete 2027 will take place January 19–21, 2027, with the education program running January 18–21, at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nevada

How can I exhibit at World of Concrete 2027?

Companies interested in exhibiting can reserve booth space through the official World of Concrete exhibitor process. Indoor and outdoor exhibit spaces are available, with booth assignments based on space availability and the show’s space-draw process.

What types of trade show booths can I use for World of Concrete 2027?

Exhibitors can choose from a range of booth solutions, including custom-designed exhibits, modular displays, and rental exhibits. The right option depends on your booth size, product demonstrations, branding requirements, and available floor space. The official exhibitor resources also reference custom-designed rental solutions.

How much does it cost to exhibit at World of Concrete 2027?

The published 2027 exhibit rates are $55 per sq. ft. for indoor space under 1,000 sq. ft. and $54.50 per sq. ft. for indoor space of 1,000 sq. ft. or more. Outdoor space is listed at $50 per sq. ft. under 1,000 sq. ft. and $49.50 per sq. ft. for 1,000 sq. ft. or more. Booth design, construction, installation, and other services may be additional.

Can I get a custom trade show booth rental for World of Concrete 2027?

Yes. A custom booth rental can be designed around your brand, products, demonstrations, meeting areas, and lead-generation goals. For WOC 2027, exhibitors should also plan their booth materials, equipment, and logistics well in advance because the event advises exhibitors to account for potential shipping and supply-chain delays.