Trade Show Displays for Events and Conference Facilities
in Newfoundland and Labrador
Newfoundland and Labrador is Canada’s easternmost province. The island is located in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and the larger Labrador portion is located on the mainland to the west. The people are known for their one-of-kind blended culture, expressed in natural creativity, unique language and a knack for storytelling, and in the architecture, crafts, town names and more. Among the province’s many attractions are iceberg- and whale-watching. The island is accessible by car and ferry from Labrador and Nova Scotia and by air to St. John’s International Airport.
The capital city, St. John’s, is located on the island at the most easterly point in North America. Visitors can enjoy unique culinary experiences, beautiful vistas and remarkable, colourful architecture inhabited by some equally colourful characters who warmly welcome folks “from away”.
For your next exhibit or conference in St. John’s, Phase Two Graphics can provide high-quality banner stands and other promotional materials with a quick turnaround time.
Following are a few helpful details regarding the largest trade show and convention/conference sites in St. John’s. Please note that venue, event and facility details are subject to change.
Mile One Centre
Mile One Centre is a full-service trade show, exhibition, sporting event and entertainment facility located in the heart of historic downtown St. Johnn’s. It is linked by pedway to St. John’s Convention Centre and the Delta Hotels by Marriott St. John’s and is minutes away from hundreds of shops and restaurants.
Event examples:
- 2018 Atlantic Canada Petroleum Show
- North Atlantic Fish & Workboat Show
Facility tips:
- Banners and signs are generally permitted and displayed
- Space capacity is flexible, going from 1,950 to 7,750 patrons with black theatrical curtain divider
- Bowl seating in galleries for 5,800 plus 1,950 seats on the arena floor
Sheraton Hotel Newfoundland
Sheraton Hotel Newfoundland offers 17,000 square feet of space over 19 meeting rooms in a wide variety of sizes and configurations on several floors. The hotel overlooks the harbor and features convenient access to downtown amenities. It holds a 5 Green Key rating from the Hotel Association of Canada.
Event examples:
- Sci-Fi on the Rock
- Canadian Fall Prevention Conference
Facility tips:
- Fort William Ballroom features 7,296 square feet of space and a 2,432-square-foot ballroom reception area
- Some services and facilities may not be available on a 24-hour basis or without advance request
St. John’s Convention Centre
Located in the downtown core, the SJCC features 47,000 square feet of flexible space on 3 levels, all designed with modern sophistication. Facilities include large divisible ballrooms, state-of-the-art meeting rooms and an all-in-one business centre. The SJCC is linked by pedway to the Mile One Centre arena and entertainment venue and the Delta Hotels by Marriott St. John’s.
Event examples:
- Newfoundland and Labrador’s Premier Mineral Exploration and Mining Conference
Facility tips:
- Lobby/pre-function space of 13,606 square feet
- Bowring Ballroom is 19,550 square feet in total
- Bannerman Ballroom is 7,600 square feet in total
- Meeting rooms range in capacity from 13 to 130 people depending upon use/setup
Most Popular Banner Stands in Newfoundland and Labrador
Phase Two Graphics has found that our most popular custom banner stands in Newfoundland and Labrador are retractable, 4-screen, pole system, spring back, and expandable.
We understand that brand awareness is key to achieving promotional investment goals. We can also apply your chosen custom branding design to high-quality, highly visible trade show counters, table covers and runners, trade show displays, table top displays, literature racks, advertising flags, inflatable arches, outdoor banners and signs, pop-up canopies and tents, and more. Whatever your choice, we work with you to design professionally crafted advertising solutions that effectively highlight your brand messages, colours and logos.