Registration is now open for Hardscape North America (HNA) 2024. The event, set for Oct. 16-18, at the Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville, Ky., will feature expanded education, new features, networking events and more for attendees.
“We’re building on the energy from last year to bring an even more incredible experience for attendees in 2024,” said Bob Thomas, president & CEO of the Concrete Masonry & Hardscapes Association (CMHA), which produces HNA. “There’s no other place where you can come together with so many of your hardscape and landscape peers to discuss business and have a blast while doing it. Of course, you’re going to find new products and education to boost your bottom line, but at HNA we add unique features to make it the experience of the year.”
Hardscape contractors and dealers, landscape professionals, design professionals and industry students and professors can register at HardscapeNA.com for the $25 early bird rate through May 31.
New and returning features at HNA:
- Kevin O’Connor, host of the Emmy Award-winning This Old House will deliver the opening keynote.
- Country music artist Trace Adkins will be back on stage at HNA for a free arena concert.
- Expanded hours for the West Wing exhibits and features like the Drone Zone and Cornhole Tournament.
- 5 additional education sessions plus 5 “new to HNA” speakers.
- The Tuesday evening Welcome Reception will take participants inside the legendary Churchill Downs, home of the Kentucky Derby.
- A new happy hour event at the expo center will offer opportunities to network and enjoy music by The Crashers just after the show floor closes on Wednesday.
- The Thursday evening Women’s Leadership Reception provides attendees with opportunities to connect.
- Hardscape House and the Outdoor Demonstration Yard allow attendees to learn from live demos, watch the Installer Championships and get behind the controls of equipment.
- The Unilock Coffee Stop offers free coffee for attendees.
Hardscape contractors and dealers, landscape professionals, design professionals and industry students and professors can register here for the $25 early bird rate through May 31. After May 31, registration is $30 until Sept. 6 when the price goes up to $60. On-site registration will be $120.
