Learning Places Scotland 2026, the Learning Places Scotland Exhibition and Conference, takes place in Glasgow, Scotland on 3 November 2026, drawing professionals and buyers from across the sector. Under one roof it unites producers, wholesalers, retailers and buyers, turning a few days into a season's worth of deals. Taking place every year, Learning Places Scotland 2026 has become a fixture on the industry calendar. The steady hand of STEP CONNECT2 keeps the logistics invisible and the focus firmly on the content. Doors open at Scottish Event Campus, a space designed to keep large gatherings flowing smoothly.

Location matters, and Glasgow delivers. It brings together the infrastructure of a major event city with the warmth of a place used to hosting guests from abroad. Whether you fly in or come by rail, Glasgow is well served and easy to move around. You will find plenty of places to stay within easy reach of the venue, whether you prefer convenience or character. Evenings in Glasgow are easy to fill, whether that means a memorable meal, a gallery or simply a wander through the streets. For visitors coming from abroad, Glasgow is also a great gateway to the rest of Scotland.

This edition puts the spotlight on Education Industry, Educational Infrastructure, Education Investment, Learning Environments, Learning Estate and Education & Professional Development, with exhibitors presenting their latest collections, products and innovations across these areas. Everything about the layout nudges you toward conversation, from the stand design to the shared break spaces. Dedicated networking spaces make it easy to meet peers and build new connections. The show floor sits next to EdTech Scotland 2026, held on the same dates at Scottish Event Campus.

Whether you come to source, to sell or to connect, the return on your time is hard to beat. If you count yourself among buyers, wholesalers and trade visitors, Learning Places Scotland 2026 is one to build your schedule around.

Early registration often comes with the best rates and the smoothest entry, so it pays to sort your ticket ahead of time.

Planning the trip: see the Scotland guide for airport connections, local transport and accommodation advice.