EDspaces 2026

About this event

EDspaces 2026 comes to Kansas City for a premier conference and expo focused on the future of learning environments. Bringing together education leaders, architects, designers, facilities professionals, dealers, manufacturers, and industry partners, EDspaces is where the people who design, plan, and equip learning spaces come together to explore solutions that support every learner.

Event Overview

EDspaces is built around a powerful idea: learning environments shape outcomes. From classrooms to campuses, the event helps attendees better understand how physical spaces impact focus, teaching, collaboration, belonging, wellness, and overall institutional performance.

Throughout the event, attendees will have the opportunity to see real solutions in context, evaluate what is working, and explore what is next for education spaces. The 2026 schedule includes EDsessions, exhibit hall hours, plenary programming, networking events, and facility tours, with most functions taking place at the Kansas City Convention Center.

What to Expect

Educational sessions focused on learning environments, design, planning, and facilities strategy

Exhibit hall experiences showcasing products, services, and solutions for schools and campuses

Networking opportunities with education, design, architecture, and industry professionals

Special events including the Bold Women Collective Networking Event and EDfest

Interactive discussions and tours exploring the future of education design and learner-centered spaces

Event Details

Event: EDspaces 2026Dates: October 28–30, 2026Location: Kansas City Convention CenterCity: Kansas City, Missouri

Designing for the Future of Learning

EDspaces offers a unique opportunity to connect insight with real-world application. Whether attendees are planning new facilities, improving existing spaces, or exploring innovative products and strategies, this event provides the tools, ideas, and partnerships needed to create learning environments where students, educators, and institutions can thrive.