Philadelphia Gift Show Kicks Off 30-Year Anniversary Celebration with Big Bang of Products and Promotions
The city's premier wholesale marketplace is turning the big three-oh as it prepares for a milestone event on February 1-3 at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks, Pennsylvania. For three decades, the show has established itself as a go-to destination for retailers seeking fresh products, emerging brands, and industry-leading trends.
The upcoming anniversary show promises to be its most celebratory yet, featuring over 200 exhibitors from diverse product categories including Holiday & Seasonal, Decorative Accessories, Made in USA, Handmade & Handcrafted, Jewelry, and many more. Attendees can expect a vast selection of merchandise that will appeal to specialty retailers.
Show Director April Holinek emphasized the significance of this milestone event, saying, "It's hard to believe we're celebrating 30 years of the Philadelphia Gift Show." The show is all about bringing people together, and this year promises to be an unforgettable experience with special giveaways, anniversary celebrations, and an incredible lineup of exhibitors.
To enhance the buyer experience, the three-day event will feature a range of activities, including goody bags filled with exhibitor samples for the first 100 stores through the doors on Sunday. Daily prize giveaways featuring exhibitor-sponsored gifts and merchandise credits will run throughout the event. On Monday, early attendees can look forward to another goody bag giveaway and a lunch of classic Philly cheesesteaks. On Tuesday, daily giveaways and a lunch voucher available at registration await.
The Philadelphia Gift Show offers free admission for qualified buyers and attracts retailers from various industries, including apparel, home décor, gourmet food, garden and outdoor, jewelry, museums, spas, pharmacies, souvenir shops, and specialty stores.
To commemorate the show's 30th anniversary, Clarion Events Group Vice President Lisa Berry highlighted the importance of showcasing Made in America brands. "This milestone year is all about honoring craftsmanship and innovation," she said. "Retailers can discover a wide range of homegrown products that will define 2026."
Retailers can learn more and register to attend at philadelphiagiftshow.com/pvoice, or direct inquiries to [email protected].
The city's premier wholesale marketplace is turning the big three-oh as it prepares for a milestone event on February 1-3 at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks, Pennsylvania. For three decades, the show has established itself as a go-to destination for retailers seeking fresh products, emerging brands, and industry-leading trends.
The upcoming anniversary show promises to be its most celebratory yet, featuring over 200 exhibitors from diverse product categories including Holiday & Seasonal, Decorative Accessories, Made in USA, Handmade & Handcrafted, Jewelry, and many more. Attendees can expect a vast selection of merchandise that will appeal to specialty retailers.
Show Director April Holinek emphasized the significance of this milestone event, saying, "It's hard to believe we're celebrating 30 years of the Philadelphia Gift Show." The show is all about bringing people together, and this year promises to be an unforgettable experience with special giveaways, anniversary celebrations, and an incredible lineup of exhibitors.
To enhance the buyer experience, the three-day event will feature a range of activities, including goody bags filled with exhibitor samples for the first 100 stores through the doors on Sunday. Daily prize giveaways featuring exhibitor-sponsored gifts and merchandise credits will run throughout the event. On Monday, early attendees can look forward to another goody bag giveaway and a lunch of classic Philly cheesesteaks. On Tuesday, daily giveaways and a lunch voucher available at registration await.
The Philadelphia Gift Show offers free admission for qualified buyers and attracts retailers from various industries, including apparel, home décor, gourmet food, garden and outdoor, jewelry, museums, spas, pharmacies, souvenir shops, and specialty stores.
To commemorate the show's 30th anniversary, Clarion Events Group Vice President Lisa Berry highlighted the importance of showcasing Made in America brands. "This milestone year is all about honoring craftsmanship and innovation," she said. "Retailers can discover a wide range of homegrown products that will define 2026."
Retailers can learn more and register to attend at philadelphiagiftshow.com/pvoice, or direct inquiries to [email protected].
, if u cant even get a decent gift in 2025, why bother? Tho I guess the philly gift show is still relevant lol, been around for like 30 yrs already... but hey, its always good to see people supporting local artisans & makers 
. made in USA is the way to go fam! 
. Don't get me wrong, I love supporting local businesses and artisans, but let's not forget about sustainability and minimalism too, you know? 
We should be focusing on experiences over material possessions in 2026 
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30 years old and still not making a decent profit 
I mean, who's excited about the anniversary of a wholesale marketplace? All those exhibitors are gonna be fighting over a few scraps 
, like what's up with goody bags for just 100 people? Not exactly setting the bar high 
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. Plus, all these "Made in USA" claims are probably just marketing hype to make retailers feel good about buying local... let's be real, most of this stuff is probably made overseas anyway 
. I'm also skeptical about the whole anniversary celebration thing - it's just a fancy way to justify higher prices and more noise at the event 
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. I love that they're highlighting Made in USA brands, it's a great way to support local artisans and craftsmen 
! If you're a retailer or just someone who loves unique products, you gotta check this out 
. It's a great opportunity to discover new brands and trends that'll make your store stand out from the crowd 
. Bring it on! 