Exhibit Hall

What do I need to do as an exhibitor?

Exhibitor Kits (web link) will be emailed to all exhibitors directly from exhibition company in January 2013. Please fill out materials completely as they will be printing your signage.

What are my costs as an exhibitor?
Exhibition space is sold ala carte. All exhibitors must be registered. Table tops will be $400.00 each.

Sound

All videos and audio should be played through headphones to avoid disturbing your neighbors.  Please remember you have to live next to them tomorrow too (no jamming or live performances allowed in booths).  Jam sessions and performances will be shut down.  Instrument testing for manufacturers is allowed but please be mindful of sound levels.  Rooms along the back wall are available for instrument testing space.


When is the exhibit hall open?
Exhibit Hall Hours are: 
Thursday-Saturday: 3:00pm-6:00pm

When can I set up/take down my exhibit space?
Official set up times are:
*Thursday 1:00pm-3:00pm 

Official break down time is:
*Saturday 6:00pm-7:30pm (all materials must be out of hall by 7:30pm Saturday. Folk Alliance is not responsible for anything left after 7:30pm. Hall will be closed to all FA staff and exhibitors after 7:30pm)

How do I ship materials to my booth?
TBD

Is electricity provided?
No, electricity may be purchased on an individual basis. Information and pricing is available in the exhibitor kit provided by the exhibition company and must be purchased previous to event in order to receive discount. Electricity may be purchased on site but will not reflect any discount.


Is the hall secure and is storage available?
Folk Alliance is designating a room for storage for exhibitors. However, please use your best judgment. We have hired Convention Center security but do not accept liability for anything stolen or lost.

What is the number one rule of the FA Exhibit Hall? 
To conduct business in a creative environment while being respectful to one’s neighbors. Please be mindful of your booth neighbors. All recorded music should be played through headphones. No jam sessions are allowed in the exhibit hall. However, instrument/product testing is acceptable.

If I have any problem, concern, ideas, or compliments- who should I call?
Cindy Cogbill, cindy [at] folk [dot] org, or call her at the office 901.522.1170.

Past Exhibitors (2012)

Exhibitor/Booth Number

  • 3 Penny Acre - Bayard Guitars - Fayetteville Roots Festival 64 
  • A Man Called Wrycraft 15 
  • Americana Music Association 50 
  • Americana Rhythm Music Magazine 57
  • Artists of Note 20 
  • Bandzoogle 31 
  • Batkat Music 32 
  • Bill Wence Promotions 51 
  • Bluegrass Today 61 
  • BlueHighways TV 56 
  • Borealis Records 23 
  • Brother Sun, Brother Sun Music, Inc. (Greenway, Wictor, & Jencks) 78 
  • CD Baby 35 
  • Chadwick Bass 72 
  • Enroute Music/Porch Board 68 
  • FAI Regions 40,41 
  • Fire-Eye Development 84 
  • Folk Alley 37 
  • George Banjos 59 
  • GoGirlsMusic.com 1 
  • Non-profit Resource Center Hosted by Hungry for Music 65 
  • Non-profit Resource Center Hosted by Library of Congress 66 
  • Granata Agency 45 
  • Handmade Guitars by Bob Gramann 60 
  • Health Fair 2 
  • Health Fair 3 
  • Health Fair 4 
  • Health Fair 9
  • Herschel Freeman Agency 22
  • House of Songs 38 
  • Indie Squared Entertainment 48 
  • International Bluegrass Music Museum 62 
  • International Songwriting Competition (ISC) 53 
  • Jayne Toohey 83
  • Jim Dirden 82 
  • Kamoa™ Ukulele Company, Inc. 76 
  • Kansas City Convention & Visitors Association 34 
  • Kari Estrin 25 
  • Kari Estrin 26 
  • Katy Boyd & Marty Akinson 81
  • Kerrville 42 
  • Kyser Kapos 24 
  • Lorne Entress 85 
  • Muddy Roots Music 33 
  • Music Caravan 54 
  • Music Resource Group 47 
  • Musiquip/AER 43 
  • Musiquip/AER 44 
  • Nancy Fly Agency 39
  • NSAI 55 
  • O. C. Bear Custom Guitars 75 
  • Oasis 30 
  • OCFF 16 
  • OnBoard Research Corporation 52 
  • One Earth So Green and Round 58 
  • Palette Music-Studio-Productions 86 
  • Pan Canadian Initiative 12
  • Pan Canadian Initiative 13 
  • Pan Canadian Initiative 14 
  • Pan Canadian Initiative 18 
  • Pan Canadian Initiative 19 
  • Pooka Print 5
  • Ron Belanger Guitars 10 
  • Soona Songs, Inc 27 
  • SoundExchange 36 
  • Southern Folklife Collection 80 
  • Sprint 67 
  • Swan Percussive 73 
  • Taylor Guitars 74 
  • The Americana Agency 29 
  • Val Denn 39 
  • Visible Music College 49 
  • Warner/Ronny Cox 28 
  • Wepecket Island Records, Inc. 21 
  • Wolfelele Ukeleles 11
  • Woodenship 46
  • Folk Alliance Booksigning 79 
  • M MUSIC & MUSICIANS MAGAZINE 70
  • International Bluegrass Music Association (IBMA) 6
  • LilFest 7
  • Ninth Street Opus & DeliRadio 8
Contact Us

The Folk Alliance Headquarters
510 South Main Street, 1st Floor
Memphis, Tennessee 38103
901.522.1170 Office
901.522.1172 Fax

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