The hands–on and live demonstrations in the exhibit hall are set. The hands-on sections are led by Shawn Bisaillon, who will oversee the flood experience, the hands-on rug plant, the upholstery cleaning area and the Shaw Learning Lab. The Experience conference will also feature all hands-on learning Thursday morning in the classrooms. There are 20 live hands-on sessions to choose from.

In the Health and Wellness Pavilion, attendees can learn about the immune system, and how it defends and protects from pathogens including bacteria, viruses, fungi, parasites and toxins.

“Our conventions and trade shows continue to thrive, and our attendees get to see, try out and buy the latest and best equipment, products and management and marketing information available. We want to shout out a huge thanks to our sponsors and exhibitors for supporting this show, which enables us to continue to keep the registration prices lower for attendees. The Charleston Show was packed and the hands-on demos were extremely popular," said Jennifer Wilkinson, show manager.

Registration is open at www.experiencetheevents.com or (888) 881-1001. The Hilton Hotel still has some rooms left, but show organizers encourage attendees to book them today on the website at the venue link.

The Experience team has begun production work for the next in person show, The Experience Convention and Trade Show, in Las Vegas at the Caesars Forum September 7, 8, and 9 2021. Look for updates on the Experience website soon.