Exhibiting at AASLH-NCPH 2026

Showcase your products, programs, and expertise in the AASLH-NCPH 2026 Exhibit Hall, meet potential clients, and speak one-on-one in a fun, informal environment. Morning and afternoon coffee and snack breaks are held in the Exhibit Hall to encourage attendees to visit your booth. NCPH will also be hosting an assortment of pop-ups and activities in the foyer outside the Exhibit Hall to drive traffic.

Reserve early to get the best spot. The floor plan for the Exhibit Hall will be released closer to the conference, and those who registered early will be given preference in order of registration date.

This year, there are two kinds of exhibit booths: a traditional booth, which comes with the full benefits and set-up typically available at an AASLH conference, and a museum or public history program booth, which has a lower price but more limited benefits.

The Traditional Exhibit Booth Package Includes: 
• 8’ x 10’ booth space with company sign
• 6’ skirted table
• Backdrop
• Side rail dividers
• 2 chairs
• A wastebasket
• 2 complimentary full-conference registrations for booth staff
• Pre- and post-conference attendee contact lists
•Company name and description in the Conference App

The Museum/Public History University Program Package (Limited Number Available) includes: 
• 6’ skirted table
• 2 chairs
• A wastebasket
• 2 complimentary full-conference registrations for booth staff
• University or museum name and description in the Conference App

Booth Type or Product Early Bird Rate (on or before May 30, 2026) Standard Rate (after May 30, 2026)
Traditional Exhibit Booth$1,320.00$1,440.00
Museum/Public History Program Booth$450.00$600.00
Additional Exhibitors $75 per person (limit two per booth)$75 per person (limit two per booth)
2026 exhibit booths are sold out!

WELCOME, 2026 EXHIBITORS!

Albert Lepage Center for History in the Public Interest (Villanova)
AM Quartex
American Ancestors
American Conservation Experience
Arcadia Publishing
ARS Video
Art Display Essentials- 10-31 Company
Beacon Design by Chemart
Bernstein & Associates NAGPRA Consultants
Black Heritage Trail of New Hampshire
Bloomsbury
Buffington Island Battlefield Preservation Foundation
CatalogIt
Cat’s Meow Village
Clio Foundation
Close 2 UR Heart
Collector Systems, LLC
Conserv Enviromental Monitoring
CyArk
Delta Designs Ltd / Bruynzeel Storage Systems
Design Minds
Digital History Consulting
Digital Scholar
Dorfman Museum Figures, Inc.
FAIC
Fish Bowl Media
Fleming Museum Consulting
Frank & Glory
Guide ID
Historic Building Institute
Historic New England
Histovery
Hollinger Metal Edge, Inc.
IMLS
Jeanette Watts
Library of Virginia
Lucidea
Lyrasis
Mid-America Arts Alliance
Museum Search
National Museum and Center for Service (NMCFS)
NEH
North Shore Productions
Northeast Document Conservation Center
Northeastern University Public HIstory
OAH
Ocean State Media
PastPerfect
PBS
Permanent Legacy Foundation
Recollect
Rhode Island Secretary of State
Richard Grubb & Associates, Inc.
Riggs Ward Design
Roger Williams University
SITES
Spacesaver
Split Rock Studios
Stephen F. Austin University History Department
STQRY
Teaching with Primary Sources SOuthern Region MTSU
The American Revolution Institute of the Society of the Cincinnati – Anderson House
The Magic Lantern
The PRD Group
Timelooper
Tour-Mate Systems
Travel Stamps
Trust for the National Mall
UMASS Press
University of Florida: Samuel Proctor Oral History
University of Louisiana at Lafayette, Public History
University of Massachusetts- Boston- History Department
University of Nebraska at Kearney, History Department
University of West Georgia: History Dept
Upland Exhibits
UVA Wise History
Vernon Systems Limited
White House Historical Association
William G. Pomeroy Foundation
Winikur Productions
Zone Display Cases