Building on last year’s collaboration, the Winter 2026 Las Vegas Market and The International Surface Event (tise) will once again overlap, creating an exceptional sourcing opportunity for design, construction and home furnishings professionals. The Las Vegas Market will run Jan. 25-29 at the World Market Center Las Vegas; tise is set for Jan. 27-29 at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center.
Las Vegas Market will showcase 3,500-plus brands across both permanent and temporary collections. TISE will bring together more than 650-plus flooring, tile and stone brands within its Surfaces and Tile + Stone events. This includes three days of exhibits and four days of educational opportunities—guided show floor tours, hands-on training sessions, professional certifications and a curated natural stone program for architects, designers and fabricators.
“This partnership creates an unparalleled opportunity for attendees to explore the entire supply chain, gain insights into the broader sector, and identify new opportunities within a one-stop-shop environment in Las Vegas,” stated Amie Gilmore, tise show director. “By bringing together an unlimited assortment of products, services and innovations under one roof, this collaboration ensures a seamless and highly efficient experience for professionals seeking to maximize their time and resources.”
Attendees of both events can utilize complimentary admission passes, valid for all show days. An exclusive Lyft rideshare program will be available; the rideshare code can be obtained onsite at either location’s registration counters or information desks, providing up to $40 in rides between the two venues.
“The co-location of Las Vegas Market and tise continues to deliver exceptional value for buyers seeking efficiency,” noted Amory Wooden, Andmore’s chief marketing officer. “Attendees can experience two world-class sourcing destinations in a single trip, connecting with suppliers across home furnishings, flooring, tile and stone. It is an unmatched opportunity to discover new products and build relationships across complementary categories.”
