Exhibit Space Application & Contract
This agreement serves as both your application and contract, outlining the terms and conditions of your participation in the Canada Women's Expo taking place at the BMO Centre in Calgary on October 4, 5 & 6, 2024.
Application Process
- Expo Management will make booth placement designations based on the exhibitor's preferences. If none of their preferred choices are available, we will assign the next best option based on availability and suitability.
- An invoice will be sent to the email address you provide, which will also serve as confirmation of your participation.
- Your invoice will include the contracted price for your requested exhibit space.
- Full payment is due upon receipt.
Show Policies
- Expo Management reserves the right to make any changes to the floor plan at its discretion.
- Please note that booth space will not be designated, confirmed, or held for more than 5 business days – or a term pre-arranged with Expo Management – without a booth deposit or payment based on the payment schedule below.
- The Exhibitor will be notified when the Exhibitor Manual is available online to aid in show planning.
- Five exhibitor staff badges are included per 10’ x 10’ booth. Three staff badges are included per 5’ x 10’ booth.
- The Exhibitor’s booking includes a mandatory Online Exhibitor Listing fee of $109. This includes a full profile on our website, including company name, logo, booth number, product images, company description, map, social media links, reviews, and a contact form.
- Each booth comes with a standard 8’ high back drape and 3’ high side drape. The side drape is not installed on corner booths.
- The Exhibitor is required to provide floor carpet or covering to completely cover their booth space. This can include carpet, rug, interlocking foam tiles, vinyl, etc. You are welcome to bring your own from home or rent it from Goodkey Show Services.
- Tables, chairs, carpeting, electrical, plumbing, furnishings, or other utility services are not included with booth space. These can be ordered separately from our official show suppliers when the Exhibitor Manual is available online.
- Exhibitors who sample food or beverage products requiring handling, cooking, and/or preparation or who provide personal services (e.g., nails, electrolysis, laser hair removal, etc.) must meet all local health authority regulations.
Food & Beverage Exhibitors
- All food and beverage exhibitors are allowed to sell pre-packaged food for off-site and take-home consumption.
- All food and beverage exhibitors are allowed to sample food at the event, based on Alberta Health Services and Calgary Stampede approval.
- All food and beverage exhibitors are allowed to sell food at the event for on-site consumption, based on Alberta Health Services and Calgary Stampede approval. Note: The Exhibitor agrees to pay a 20% commission on all sales before tax to Calgary Stampede.
- All food trucks are allowed to sell food at the event for on-site consumption, based on Alberta Health Services and Calgary Stampede approval. Note: The Exhibitor agrees to pay a 30% commission on all sales before tax to Calgary Stampede.
Liquor Exhibitors
- The Canada Women’s Expo features an approved artisan market as per AGLC guidelines.
- Only Class E Small Manufacturers with a Class D off-sales licence are eligible to attend the market and sell their products. Large manufacturers and other types of licensees (liquor stores, liquor agencies, Class A, B, and C licensees) are not permitted to attend.
- All liquor vendors are allowed to sell sealed products for off-premises consumption and provide free tastings to market goers, pending AGLC approval.