Portland's cheer national carries a Housing Rewards designation while the Mandalay Bay stop fourteen days later carries Housing Required. The compliance count attaches to the required class, which leaves a rewards block without a counted room-night obligation.
Oregon's Arts and Culture Awards and Summit sells a dinner table of eight at $712 and single seats at $89. Registration closes on 20 November.
The venue calendars eight nights for a meeting that runs four days, and a sales desk that quotes the venue span bills a week for a four-night stay.
Six sessions in Hall A price at $15 to $25 a seat, and the weekend pass lists at $107.50 all-in, which puts the event in the value tier.
Kumoricon sells a weekend badge on a five-tier ladder that ends 7 November and closed its four-hotel Portland block on 21 October. The organiser collects badge cash months early, and the property holds three nights at a published floor rate.
One Tuesday occupies six ballroom rooms, 250 places are funded and the series has run 28 editions. The record prices a Monday night and publishes no attendee count.
The festival publishes a $695 five-year pass, $130 for a first event and $60 for each addition, and one line of hotel guidance that links to Expedia. No block, rate or cut-off appears in the outline.
The Oddities & Curiosities Expo books Halls C-D-E for two days at a $20 door, with free entry under 12 and 14 public hours.
Registration stepped to $910 and $1,210 on 8 October and the housing guarantee expired on 12 October. Portland hotels inside two miles of the convention centre should hold published rate.
ZERO TO THREE capped LEARN at 2,500 and closed its Portland room block. Seven properties carry no rate, no room count and no cut-off date.
The Portland fabric fair books rooms only through Connections Housing, takes no deposit and closed its block on 1 October. The attendee carries the rate risk when plans move.
The Oregon Foot & Ankle Conference sells the Hyatt Regency at $139 a night under code G-OPMA with a 30 September cutoff, and publishes no room count, attrition term or pickup report.
Five hundred tables at $130 put $65,000 of floor money on the Miami fairgrounds. The gate publishes $17 and no attendance figure.
NACAC's Portland fair ran 18 and 19 October with a coach plan for schools and a single $169 host-hotel rate filed under exhibitor information.
One rate table splits WaterSmart Innovations into a $595 to $795 session badge and a $70 to $100 floor pass, with 13 hours of exhibit hall across two days.
The Calle Ocho Music Festival takes 15 blocks of Little Havana for eight hours on 14 March 2027 and publishes no hotel, rate or cut-off on any of five pages read. The $40M impact line names vendors.
Charlie Cinnamon staged a fair in 1963 to sell a Playhouse ticket. The 63rd edition asks Miami for the same three days, on a ledger it publishes.
Four published hours, a 10 a.m. street closure and a free gate. The rate lever sits on the night before the parade.
The page was last revised July 15, 2026 and leaves eight of eighteen fairs without dates or hours. Six fairs publish a date and a daily ladder, and the fence rests on those six.
Spectrum Miami publishes five standard stand sizes from $6,595 to $14,450, a $695 co-operative advertising fee on every exhibitor and a $795 corner fee, on prices set at a 3 percent cash discount.
The fair refuses group rates and fixes every ticket rung at one price per head. The room block is the remaining lever, and $13 a night is the figure it must beat.
Art Miami and CONTEXT publish three public prices, one 48-dollar rung for seniors, students and groups of ten or more, and a 330-dollar VIP credential. Four hotel partners carry a distance and a booking link, and no rate.
Eight of the eleven ticketed sessions from 15 to 19 November carry a price and total 245 dollars a seat. The final three days carry fifteen sessions and four prices.
The South Florida Seafood Festival runs one Sunday, Nov. 8, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Wynwood Marketplace, with all-in ticket prices from $7.68 to $68.30 and two conflicting refund lines on one page.
The festival prices its top pass at $1,150 and puts food and drink inside it, which fixes the weekend's discretionary spend before a Miami property quotes a rate.
The Real Deal Miami Forum runs 4 and 5 November at Mana Wynwood with more than 6,000 attendees and 120+ exhibitors and sponsors. Its travel page lists four hotel blocks and prints no rate.
The festival admits the public free and sells six products at $15 or less. The published cap is 25 tea seats a sitting, and the vendor count is missing.
GEMS dates 47 listings across six rooms in eight nights. Coral Gables Art Cinema carries ten of them on six days for 1,195 minutes of programme, and no named hotel partner sits in Coral Gables.
Mana Wynwood sells one Saturday. No host hotel, no room block, no cut-off date, and 5,000 people released at six.
The 2027 Youth Fair runs 25 calendar days and closes on 29-30 March and 5-6 April. Both stops follow a Sunday close and leave all eight weekend days and five field-trip mornings open.
