The Network Show returns for two days on September 23 and 24, 2026 in Los Angeles. It is a business-to-business room built to connect new and legacy brands with licensed retailers — two days of deals, discovery and networking, and nothing aimed at a consumer crowd.
Where It Came From
The idea started in 2022 and became real in 2023, when it launched as the first B2B cannabis trade show in Los Angeles. Since then the organizers count three back-to-back sold-out editions and more than 5,000 statewide operators through the doors. That track record is the reason buyers keep clearing the date.
Who Is Actually In The Room
This is a curated floor rather than an open one. Attendance runs through exhibitor booth requests and dispensary attendee passes, and the passes are not sold to the public. The organizers lean hard on verification — their line is that when a profile says verified, it actually means verified. For a buyer, that filtering is the product.
The Team Behind It
The Network Show is run by The Goodfellas Group, the same operation behind High Supply and Blunts & Birdies, with three decades of cannabis events across California between them. They also built MADE, the app that runs the matchmaking and verification underneath the show.
What To Know Before You Go
The event is 21 and over. The organizers have published the city and the dates but have not posted a venue address or floor hours for the 2026 edition, so confirm both directly before you book travel. Exhibitor booth sign-ups are already open.
Other California Trade Rooms
If you work the California B2B circuit, IgniteIt Market Spotlight: California follows in downtown LA on October 7, and Hall of Flowers takes Sacramento on November 4 and 5.