Cremona Luthiers Showcase
The Cremona Luthiers Showcase at The NAMM Show offers a one-of-a-kind opportunity for the world’s most talented luthiers and custom instrument makers to showcase their creations at the center of the global music products industry.
Benefits of Participating in the Cremona Luthiers Showcase
- Display your hand-crafted designs and creations in a dedicated and curated space on the highly trafficked show floor
- Feature your instruments alongside the creations of the world’s leading luthiers
- Expand your international brand presence and interact with the billions of dollars in international buying power that attend the show
- Access specialized education resources to elevate your business and exceed your goals
- Gain media coverage and promotions through NAMM’s ongoing marketing and promotional campaigns
Booth Space Details
$3,950.00
Display your product in a dedicated and curated space. Participate in an exhibition alongside the world’s leading luthiers. Expand your brand presence by reaching international brands, buyers, and audiences. Gain media exposure and coverage from a variety of media outlets
Includes:
- 10' x 10' booth space (100 sq. ft.)
- Black drape (8’ H back and 3’ H side)
- 2 black-draped tables (4’ L x 24” D x 30” H)
- 1 black chair (23” L x 21” D x 32” H)
- 2 tabletop lights to illuminate product
- Gray carpet (100 sq. ft.)
- Electric outlet (5 AMP to include plug-in strip with 5 outlets)
- Booth ID sign
- Complimentary material handling (1,000 lbs.)
- 14 badges
- Basic Brand Page on NAMM Show+
- Brand listing
Items included in this Package cannot be changed.
Consider adding the following for additional cost:
- Make your brands more discoverable by adding your shares and brand listings to your order today!
- NAMM Show+ Brand Page Upgrade: Add the Enhanced or Premium upgrade to access additional features like Product and Giveaway listings and additional graphic or video options.
Stefano Trabucchi“The NAMM Show and the Cremona Showcase are great opportunities to directly meet customers and musicians who sometimes do not know your work, especially after these two years of the pandemic.”