BOSTON, MA — (Marketwired) — 11/20/13 — The Designers Lighting Forum of New England (DLFNE) is pleased to present the , New England-s premier lighting trade show, featuring the latest in architectural lighting products and American Institute of Architects (AIA) accredited seminars. This biennial event takes place on
Now in its third year, the Boston Lights Exposition 2014 will be the biggest show to date, featuring over 100 of the country-s leading lighting companies, the newest products available and notable design experts. In addition to exhibits and demonstrations, guests have the opportunity to attend AIA-accredited seminars, conveniently scheduled throughout the day.
” is now in its third year,” says DLFNE President, Carrie Hawley. “We are simply amazed at how this show has grown since we first introduced it in 2010. Each year it increases in size and popularity not only with attendees, but exhibitors as well. This year we-re presenting seminars specifically for interior design and landscape design professionals in addition to the CEU presentations for architects. It really has become a -must do- for the lighting, design and construction industry professionals.”
Admission to is free, however registration is required. Attendees may register online or day of show. Admission to seminars is $10 online or day of show (upon availability) for members of DLFNE and DLFNY and $20 online or $30 day of show (upon availability) for non-members. On-line advanced registration for any of the seminars is strongly recommended. A full listing of seminars will be available on the DLFNE website by early 2014.
Established in 1968, the Designers Lighting Forum of New England, Inc. (DLFNE) is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting lighting education & awareness for the architectural design community through seminars, project site tours, and events combining entertainment and education in an informal setting.
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