GS Lighting Group is excited to announce that we will be hosting LightFest showcasing over 30 vendors and manufacturers.
Hosted by GS Lighting Group, LightFest is an architectural, commercial, and residential lighting and controls trade show featuring conferences, seminars and networking. This event brings together some of Ontario’s industry leading best and brightest lighting professional with a shared commitment to exceptional lighting design and innovation in architectural and commercial lighting. Have the opporunity to discover the latest lighting products, solutions and technology at our inclusive trade show.
Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with Ontario’s building and construction community, including lighting designers, architects, interior designers, electrical engineers and technologists, distributors, contractors, energy management professionals, education and healthcare professionals, and leading industry manufacturers.
LightFest is a free trade show for all participants. Please register to attend and review the full event schedule, which includes food and beverage service, educational seminars, entertainment, and an exciting selection of raffle prizes.
Any questions, please reach out to Jocelyn at jocelyn@gslightinggroup.ca
Lineup
Current
Fixtures and Controls
ABB Emergilite
Emergency Lighting
Magic Lite
Your Trusted Lighting Partner
Good to know
Highlights
- 7 hours
- all ages
- In person
- Free parking
- Doors at 10:30 AM
Location
Tapestry Hall
74 Grand Avenue South
Cambridge, ON N1S 2L9
How do you want to get there?
Agenda
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2026 Trends in Lighting Technology- *Credited Course*
Discover the top 10 Trends in Lighting Technology and learn what lighting trends and new technologies to look for in 2026. We will discuss each trend on the top 10 list and identify ways to prepare for these new technologies and embrace these new trends.
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Lighting Controls for Architects- *Credited Course*
Lighting Controls for Architects focuses on the specific needs, challenges, and best practices for architects specifying control systems. Control Intent Narrative and Sequence of Operation writing is explored to further equip architects with the knowledge needed to satisfy the requirements of lighting control systems while meeting the owner requirements and maintaining the design intent.
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ESA Seminar
Updates on electrical codes related to our industry.