Pharmacy Show Birmingham 2026, the The UK's Trade Show and Education Conference for The Community and Primary Care Pharmacy Sector, is back in Birmingham, United Kingdom from 11 October 2026 to 12 October 2026, once again bringing the sector together in one place. Drawing exhibitors and trade visitors from across the supply chain, it offers a focused environment for sourcing and business development. On an annual cycle, it gives the industry a regular moment to regroup and look ahead. Drawing roughly 9600 attendees, it ranks among the larger gatherings of its kind. CloserStill produces the event, drawing on years of practice to keep each edition sharp. Doors open at National Exhibition Centre, a space designed to keep large gatherings flowing smoothly.

Birmingham earns its place on the schedule. Equal parts business hub and destination, it gives attendees a reason to arrive early and stay a little longer. Good airport access and reliable local transit make the journey to Birmingham a low-stress one. When it comes to where to stay, Birmingham offers everything from convenient venue-side hotels to boutique options in the heart of the city. Evenings in Birmingham are easy to fill, whether that means a memorable meal, a gallery or simply a wander through the streets.

Exhibitors showcase Pharmaceutical, Pharmaceutical Industry and Primary Care Pharmacy, making it easy to discover new products, materials and business partners under one roof. Face time is the real currency here, and the layout is designed to maximise it — fewer emails, more handshakes. Some 340+ exhibitors set out their latest, turning the floor into a live snapshot of the sector.

Visitors leave with new contacts, supplier leads and a clearer view of where the market is heading. Pharmacy Show Birmingham 2026 remains a key fixture for sourcing managers, brand owners and supply-chain teams, and an edition worth planning for.

Travel, tickets and a rough daily plan are worth locking in early; the rest tends to fall into place once you are there.

*Undergraduate students and minors under the age of 18 are not allowed to attend, to comply with the ABPI Code of Practice.

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