Glass Supper 2026 nears sell-out

Glass Supper 2026 nears sell-out

Demand for places at The Glass Supper 2026 has exceeded expectations, with the unique industry event now almost sold out.

Taking place on 3 December 2026, at Landing Forty Two, on the 42nd floor of the iconic Leadenhall Building in the heart of the City of London, the event combines an afternoon conference featuring six renowned speakers from the world of architecture and façades with an evening of networking, a Champagne reception and a three-course dinner. Landing Forty Two is the UK’s highest dedicated event space, offering spectacular panoramic views across the London skyline.

With only a limited number of delegate places remaining, organisers are encouraging anyone wishing to attend to book soon. A small number of sponsorship opportunities are also still available, offering companies the chance to showcase their brand in front of senior decision-makers and influential professionals from across the glass and façade sector.

Bruce Nicol, of Microshade and spokesperson for Glass Supper Limited, said: “This is an exciting time for Glass Supper. The event brings together an outstanding line-up of speakers, alongside plenty of time for networking, all within one of London’s most iconic venues. The response has been fantastic, and we’re looking forward to welcoming delegates from across the industry for what promises to be an unforgettable day and evening.”

The Glass Supper has quickly established itself as one of the industry’s must-attend events, bringing together developers, architects, façade consultants, main/façade contractors, glass processers and producers, to share knowledge, build new connections and celebrate innovation across the glass and façade community.

For more information go to https://www.linkedin.com/company/glass-supper/

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