GlassBuild America 2026: Where the Glass Industry Connects

GlassBuild America 2026: Where the Glass Industry Connects
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Date: 21 August 2026

Join more than 500 exhibitors in Las Vegas, September 23–25, to discover new products, exchange ideas and build the connections shaping the future of the glass industry.

The industry’s premier event is back, Sept. 23-25, in Las Vegas. Join us for three days to exchange ideas, discover new solutions, and fuel the relationships that move the glass industry forward—all in one place, and only at GlassBuild.

You belong here. And there’s so much here, just for you.

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Exhibitors

Over 500 exhibiting companies will be available for the face-to-face conversations and demos that you can’t get from a phone call or website. Strengthen connections with current customers and vendors, and build new ones. See exhibitors.

Products

Thousands of products on display and at your fingertips, including new and debuting products. GlassBuild is the place to explore the innovation powering the future of glass. See products.

Education

The Main Stage is your home for the insights and conversations to prepare your company for what’s next.

Included with your registration, hear from industry experts on:

  • Designing for Daylight: Illuminating Health and Architecture
  • Managing Risk, Protecting People: A Safety Conversation
  • The Retrofit and Recycling Opportunity
  • Marketing 2026: What's Working, What's Not, and What's Next
  • Who's Next: Building the Leadership Pipeline

See the schedule.

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Create a Personalized Experience

Once you’re registered, use My Show Planner to build your schedule, set up meetings, map your journey and much more. Learn more.

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