CEDIA Expo to Rotate Out of Denver Starting in 2027

CEDIA Expo to Rotate Out of Denver Starting in 2027

The new rotation of locations will extend to 2030, taking CEDIA Expo across eastern, central and western U.S. locations.

Takeaways

CEDIA Expo/CIX will rotate between Las Vegas, Orlando and Dallas starting in 2027.
The new strategy aims to increase accessibility and attract new audiences.
Denver will host the 2026 event before the rotation begins.

New sights are coming to CEDIA Expo in the coming years, as showrunners have announced rotating event locations starting in 2027. The 2026 edition of the show, which will be taking place September 1 – 4, will still be held in Denver, Colo. before the rotation begins, starting in Las Vegas, Nev. for 2027.

What is the New CEDIA Expo/CIX Rotation?

Starting in 2027, CEDIA Expo/Commercial Integrator Expo (CIX) will rotate between Las Vegas, Orlando and Dallas. This multiyear strategy, according to showrunners, is designed to expand accessibility, reach new audiences and deliver greater value to attendees and exhibitors.

The rotation will include three major U.S. destinations:

2027: Las Vegas, NV | Sept. 8–10
2028: Orlando, FL | Sept. 26–28
2029: Las Vegas, NV | Sept. 5–7
2030: Dallas, TX | Sept. 18–20

When is the Next CEDIA Expo/CIX?

CEDIA Expo/CIX will return to Denver from Sept. 1–4, 2026 before the new rotation begins. To attend, register here.

What Else is Changing This Year?

The announcement comes following a series of updates being made to the core programming and structure of CEDIA Expo, much of which has been built off of attendee and exhibitor feedback from show’s prior.

Additional updates to the show’s upcoming 2026 outing include a revamped set of educational and thought leadership programming, as well as several “extra-curricular” updates that include new installation skill challenges and a Battle of the Bands competition that will take place as part of the opening night, post-show festivities.

SOURCE: CE Pro

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