Dallas Market Center announced details for its March 23-26 edition of Lightovation, which was rescheduled from January.
“As lighting retailers meet pent-up demand from consumers and designers with residential design projects, this show is critically important to connect with colleagues, survey trends and place orders,” said Cindy Morris, president and CEO of Dallas Market Center. “We are proudly supporting the business of lighting with a vast number of new collections and expanded exhibitors featuring stunning styles and technology.”
Pre-registration is now available for the show via dallasmarketcenter.com. By pre-registering buyers receive a FastPass email for contactless, quick entry into the show.
“When we come down to Dallas, we know some things that we’re looking for, but we never know what else we’re going to find,” said Bobby WIlson of Kansas City, Mo.-based Wilson Lighting. For us as a lighting showroom, nothing can beat Dallas.”
Supporting the health and safety of all customers, the market center continues comprehensive measures that include mandatory face covering and temperature screening for every person entering the marketplace every day. The market center conducted more than 100,000 temperature checks during their recent January events. New for March Lightovation will be concierge COVID-19 testing for buyers and
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