Philadelphia Gift Show Celebrates 30 Years as the Region's Top Wholesale Marketplace
In February, the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks, Pennsylvania will host the 30th anniversary of the largest and longest-running gift show in the Mid-Atlantic region. The event promises to be the most celebratory yet, with over 200 exhibitors showcasing a diverse range of products catering to various industries.
The three-day event is designed to bring together buyers from across the country, providing an opportunity for them to discover fresh products, emerging brands, and industry-leading trends. Attendees will have access to hundreds of product categories, including Holiday & Seasonal, Decorative Accessories, Made in USA, Handmade & Handcrafted, Jewelry, and many more.
Show Director April Holinek emphasized the importance of community, stating that the show has always been about bringing people together. This year's anniversary celebration features special giveaways, anniversary activities, and an incredible lineup of exhibitors. Whether you're a seasoned attendee or joining for the first time, the event promises to be unforgettable.
To enhance the buyer experience, the show will feature daily prize giveaways, including exhibitor-sponsored gifts and merchandise credits. Early attendees will receive goody bags filled with exhibitor samples, followed by cake and champagne toast on Sunday. On Monday, attendees will enjoy another goody bag giveaway, accompanied by a lunch of classic Philly cheesesteaks. On Tuesday, buyers can look forward to daily giveaways and a lunch voucher available at registration.
The Philadelphia Gift Show attracts retailers from diverse industries, including apparel, home décor, gourmet food, garden and outdoor, jewelry, museums, spas, pharmacies, souvenir shops, and specialty stores. The event offers free admission for qualified buyers and promises to be an exciting milestone in the show's 30-year history.
As part of the anniversary celebration, Group Vice President at Clarion Events Lisa Berry highlighted the importance of showcasing Made in America brands. With America's 250th birthday approaching, the show is dedicated to honoring craftsmanship and innovation. Retailers can expect to discover a range of homegrown products that will define 2026.
To register for the event or learn more, visit philadelphiagiftshow.com/pvoice. Additional information can be directed to [email protected].
In February, the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks, Pennsylvania will host the 30th anniversary of the largest and longest-running gift show in the Mid-Atlantic region. The event promises to be the most celebratory yet, with over 200 exhibitors showcasing a diverse range of products catering to various industries.
The three-day event is designed to bring together buyers from across the country, providing an opportunity for them to discover fresh products, emerging brands, and industry-leading trends. Attendees will have access to hundreds of product categories, including Holiday & Seasonal, Decorative Accessories, Made in USA, Handmade & Handcrafted, Jewelry, and many more.
Show Director April Holinek emphasized the importance of community, stating that the show has always been about bringing people together. This year's anniversary celebration features special giveaways, anniversary activities, and an incredible lineup of exhibitors. Whether you're a seasoned attendee or joining for the first time, the event promises to be unforgettable.
To enhance the buyer experience, the show will feature daily prize giveaways, including exhibitor-sponsored gifts and merchandise credits. Early attendees will receive goody bags filled with exhibitor samples, followed by cake and champagne toast on Sunday. On Monday, attendees will enjoy another goody bag giveaway, accompanied by a lunch of classic Philly cheesesteaks. On Tuesday, buyers can look forward to daily giveaways and a lunch voucher available at registration.
The Philadelphia Gift Show attracts retailers from diverse industries, including apparel, home décor, gourmet food, garden and outdoor, jewelry, museums, spas, pharmacies, souvenir shops, and specialty stores. The event offers free admission for qualified buyers and promises to be an exciting milestone in the show's 30-year history.
As part of the anniversary celebration, Group Vice President at Clarion Events Lisa Berry highlighted the importance of showcasing Made in America brands. With America's 250th birthday approaching, the show is dedicated to honoring craftsmanship and innovation. Retailers can expect to discover a range of homegrown products that will define 2026.
To register for the event or learn more, visit philadelphiagiftshow.com/pvoice. Additional information can be directed to [email protected].
it's amazing that they're celebrating 30 YEARS of bringing together buyers and sellers in the industry - it just shows how dedicated the team is to making this event a success! i'm all about supporting local businesses and showcasing made-in-america brands, so it's awesome that they're highlighting those in 2026 
can't wait to check out all the exhibitors and find some fresh products for my own business 
Also, how are they gonna keep all those exhibitors organized with so many products to show? That's what's been holding me back from attending in the past. On a more positive note, it's cool that they're highlighting Made in America brands and celebrating American craftsmanship. I'm curious to see which local artisans will be showcasing their work... fingers crossed for some unique finds! 
! a 30th anniversary party is always a good thing, and a gift show is literally the best 
! i love that they're celebrating american craftsmanship and innovation - it's like, we should be supporting our own people making cool stuff at home 
! and can you believe those prize giveaways? free cake and champagne on sunday? and cheesesteaks on monday? 
i'm def gonna try to make it to this event, even if its a bit of a trek from my place 
. maybe ill get some inspiration for my own handmade projects 
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. I mean, who doesn't love a good excuse to shop 'til they drop? And the fact that they're highlighting Made in USA brands is straight fire 
. I've got friends who own their own shops and they're always looking for fresh inventory. This event is gonna be lit 
. I'm already imagining all the goodies I'll snag 
I'm not sure about this whole anniversary celebration thing... it just feels like they're trying to make a big deal out of it. Like, what's the real purpose behind all these giveaways and goody bags? Are we really supposed to be excited about 200 exhibitors showing off their stuff? 
I mean, it's not like they're revealing some groundbreaking information here. It's all just pretty standard stuff.
. I mean, how many times can we expect to see the same old tacky decorations and overpriced knick-knacks before we want to throw our hands up in the air? And what about all the new, innovative brands that are really making waves these days? They're probably getting left behind in this crowded marketplace.
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the fact that they're highlighting Made in America brands is also super cool, especially with america's birthday coming up soon 
i hope all the exhibitors and attendees have an incredible time, enjoy those free cheesesteaks on monday 
and goody bags are always a nice touch too 