A standard booth for each exhibitor will consist of an 8-foot high back wall and 36 inch high side dividers. Back wall and side dividers will hang from 1-inch aluminum rails. Curtains are blue and white. The floor is painted concrete.
Side walls of a booth may be constructed over 3 feet ONLY when permission has been granted in advance. Such permission must be obtained directly from the adjacent exhibitor. Each adjacent exhibitor will have the right to use the back side of any side wall construction. If all parties do not agree, side wall construction over 3 feet is not permitted. If side walls are constructed all exposed surfaces must be finished with painted wood, peg board, paneling, wall covering or draperies .Construction of displays may begin on Thursday, February 28, at 10AM. All displays and merchandise should be in place by
4PM
, Friday, February 29. All boxes and crating material must be removed from display areas by
5PM. Tacking to the floor or walls is not permitted.
All tables, table skirts, chairs, carpeting, etc. must be rented from the Center. The Center does NOT allow you to bring in your own table, chairs, etc. unless it has your company logo on it. Exhibitors will receive a packet of information with rental prices, or exhibitors can call the Oakley Lindsay Center at 217-223-1000 for more information.
Packing material should be removed from the Center during the Show. Decorations must be fireproof. Crepe paper is forbidden by order of the Quincy Fire Chief. Exhibits should not be disturbed or dismantled before 4PM
, Sunday, March 2. Dismantling of exhibits before closing time is unfair to other participants and to those attending the show. Violators may forfeit their space option for the 2008 Home & Living Show. All exhibit materials must be removed from the space on
March 2, 2008
by 8PM.
Advertising and promotion at the show site is limited to the confines of the booth of each exhibitor. Stereo system, microphones, horns, or other loud noise-making devices should not run at levels which disturb neighboring exhibitors. Direct selling of food and beverage items in the booth must have prior approval and meet show policies.
Exhibitors are cautioned to remove cash receipts from the building on a timely basis. Exhibitors are reminded that it is illegal for WGEM to broadcast any promotion involving prize, chance and consideration. We can do a more effective job of promoting your booth if contests do not require purchase or obligation. The WGEM Home and Living Show is a unique promotional tool for your business. Advertisers benefit by face to face meetings with new segments of the market, by the extensive promotion surrounding the event, by reaching thousands of people who hear about your business and services through our continuous live coverage, and high focus our stations give to the event. The Home & Living Show is Quincy’s largest and most well attended exhibition each year. We hope you will join us for this outstanding community event |
