Record attendance at the latest Wood Pro Expo and Closets Conference in Schaumburg, Illinois, predicts high energy for woodworking trade shows big and small this year. That makes these gatherings must-see events for 2024, and we’re not just talking about the big IWF show in Atlanta.

Why should momentum stop there? 
Learn what more than 1,000 attendees learned at the Schaumburg show: Regional events offer crucial connections with industry experts, suppliers, and machinery in a setting with unparalleled accessibility. That’s why Woodworking Network is bringing Wood Pro Expo back to the Spooky Nook Sports Complex in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, October 24-25. It’s the only professional woodworking show to take place in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast region. 

Attendees will tour a beautiful exhibit hall with attached hotel amenities. Woodworkers can explore the latest in trends from all facets of the woodworking industry. Exhibitors on the show floor will showcase machinery (much of it live powered demonstration), tooling, production and design software, functional and decorative hardware, components, and diverse materials. 

Everyone from the suppliers of the products themselves to distributors who sell these products will be on hand to answer questions and help woodworkers make informed decisions. Take advantage of the entire value chain, there to bring you the information you need to keep your shop up to date. It’s the information you need to grow your business and keep you up to speed or ahead of the competition. 

Even before the exhibit hall opens there are opportunities to learn and connect. Wood Pro Expo offers a full a day of education the day before the expo floor opens. Presentations from experts cover vital concerns such as pricing, production efficiency, and industry trends. It’s an opportunity to learn things that give you an edge over your competitors,  a critical part of what you need to do as a business owner. 

These presentations will provide you with the necessary ingredients for growing and maintaining your success. If a business is not growing, it’s dying. This event offers the fuel to power your business growth. 

“Our attendees can obtain from the show all that is required to run an informed woodworking business – from leading-edge technology to the latest in materials and supplies,” said Lewis Goldman, show manager and former woodworking manufacturing professional.

This one event that is designed to provide you with knowledge and expertise that might be missing in your company and could be crucial to future success in uncertain economic times. Take advantage of this opportunity by reserving a space in you calendar to attend along with your key staff in Lancaster in October. Wood Pro Expo Lancaster will not disappoint.

Learn more and register at woodproexpolancaster.com.