Open to the public
The Melville Chamber Business Expo
One room, one afternoon, and the businesses that move Long Island. In partnership with the 110 Business Corridor.
- When
- October 27, 2026, 10 AM – 3 PM
- Where
- Hilton MelvilleDirections
- Admission
- Free to attend
Attend
Come to the Expo
The Expo is free and open to the public. You do not need to be a Chamber member to walk the floor, eat at Restaurant Row, or talk to anybody exhibiting.
- Free to attend
- Open to the public, members and non-members
- 10 AM – 3 PM at Hilton Melville
- Confirmation email with directions and a calendar invite
Register to attend
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Restaurant Row
Where everybody stops to talk
Twelve Long Island restaurants serving through the day. It is the Expo's best known feature, and it doubles as the networking area for the simple reason that it is where people actually stop.
Free admission covers the floor and Restaurant Row both. Serving a restaurant of your own? Ask about a place on the Row, which fills earlier than the rest of the floor.
Come and walk the floor
Free, open to the public, no membership needed. Register and you will have your confirmation and the details by email.
Register to attendTake a table
Show your products and services to a room that came to look. Exhibitor spaces are limited and go to members first.
Ask about exhibitingSponsor the day
Put your name on the Expo itself. Sponsorship is how a business gets seen by everybody in the room, not just the ones who reach its table.
Ask about sponsoringThe day
What actually happens
Partnered with the 110 Business Corridor
The Expo runs in collaboration with the 110 Business Corridor, the densest stretch of business on Long Island. It is what turns a chamber event into a regional one.
The floor
Exhibitors show their products and services to an audience that came to look. The conversations are with people who are already in the room for business, which is the whole difference between an expo and an advert.
Restaurant Row
A row of Long Island restaurants and food and beverage vendors serving through the day. It is the Expo's best-known feature and doubles as the informal networking area, because that is where people actually stop and talk.
Exhibit, engage, expand
The day is built to mix purposeful business with the social side. Members come to be seen, to meet the rest of the Chamber in one afternoon, and to leave with work.
Exhibit
Take a table at the Expo
Exhibiting puts your business in front of a room that came specifically to see what is on the floor. It is the Chamber's largest single day of the year and, for a lot of members, the one that pays for the membership.
Tables start at $695 for a standard table in the Grand Ballroom, with premium tables and the entranceway above that. Space is limited and members are offered it first, so the floor plan thins out as the day gets closer.
See the tables and bookSponsor
Put your name on the day
A table reaches the people who walk up to it. Sponsorship reaches everybody in the building, and everybody who hears about the Expo before and after it.
Sponsorship runs from $1,995 at Platinum up to the Grand Royale, and the levels can include tables on the floor. What each one carries is set out on the booking page.
See the sponsorship levelsWould rather just talk to somebody?
The Expo is the Chamber's biggest day and the office is happy to talk it through.