Equip Exposition, the international landscape, outdoor living, and equipment exposition has opened registration for the 2022 tradeshow, to be held October 18th-21st in Louisville, Kentucky, USA.

Kris Kiser, president of the Outdoor Power Equipment Institute which owns and manages the show, said, “Equip Exposition is the experience of the year for the outdoor living, landscape, and power equipment industry. It’s the industry’s proving ground.

"Equip Exposition is one trade show where you can test before you invest in new products, innovations and ideas for your business.”

The show say they have expanded its education offerings for attendees, including Bob Clements International and the Equipment & Engine Training Council offering technician training and management courses for dealers and retailers.

“We hear from our attendees that they want products and education that will help them grow their business, and that’s what they’ll find in Louisville this October. You can talk to the minds behind the products and technology - then walk outside to the 20-plus-acre Demo Yard to try it out. Add the education sessions, entertainment, and networking, and Louisville is where you’ll find the future of the business,” said Kris.

New this year, Equip Exposition will kick off Tuesday evening, with a welcome reception for all attendees at Louisville Slugger Field. The Expo will open earlier Wednesday - at 9 a.m. for dealers and 12 noon for contractors - as well as feature a TurfMutt Foundation 5K, sponsored by Ariens, at the Louisville Downtown riverfront and across the Ohio River pedestrian bridge, and close Friday with a networking breakfast and keynote.

All registrants receive free admission to:

• Welcome Reception at Louisville Slugger Field, sponsored by Husqvarna and Louisville Tourism
• Opening Keynote with David Feherty, sponsored by John Deere and Equip
• Concert Series with Trace Adkins and the Crashers, sponsored by STIHL on the Belgard Stage
• Influencer LIVE, sponsored by Kohler Engines
• Closing Keynote and Breakfast with National Geographic’s Joel Sartore