• Dates: January 19 - January 21
• Exhibitors: 1,500+
• Attendees: 60,000+
• Industry: Construction & Concrete
• Venue: LVCC (3150 Paradise Road, Las Vegas, NV 89109)
• Audience: Contractors, builders, suppliers, engineers
• Event Focus: Concrete, masonry, equipment, construction technology
• Booth Types: Equipment displays, demo zones, presentation areas
• Activations: Live demos, product showcases, training sessions
• Build Needs: Heavy-duty staging, platforms, truss, ADA access
  

World of Concrete is one of the longest-running trade shows in the construction industry, focused specifically on concrete and masonry. Since its launch in 1975, the event has grown into a major gathering for contractors, suppliers, and manufacturers, serving as a key platform for product launches, training, and industry advancement.

World of Concrete operates as a hands-on industry event where equipment, tools, and materials are demonstrated in real-world conditions. The show combines indoor exhibits with outdoor demo areas, giving exhibitors multiple ways to showcase products to a highly targeted audience.

Booths at World of Concrete are built around equipment placement and demonstration space. Exhibitors design layouts that support both static displays and active demonstrations, often using platforms and structured environments to define safe, accessible viewing areas.

Live demonstrations and training sessions take place throughout the event, with many exhibitors showcasing equipment in action. Defined staging areas help manage crowds while supporting both demonstrations and presentations. Structured environments also help maintain safety and organization across busy exhibit spaces.

6–8 months before the show
Exhibitors begin planning booth layouts, equipment placement, and structural staging requirements for heavy-duty displays and demonstrations.

3–4 months before the show
Production teams finalize platform designs, presentation areas, and booth layouts to support demos and attendee flow throughout.

6–8 weeks before the show
Staging rentals, reinforced platforms, and access solutions are secured as booth builds and equipment needs are confirmed internally.

2–4 weeks before the show
Final adjustments are made to accommodate equipment logistics, demo schedules, and additional presentation areas on-site as needed.

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