Martin NYC Residency: Demos & Sessions

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Martin Lighting is taking up temporary residency in New York City to provide multiple opportunities to see product demos, attend learning sessions and guest speakers, get hands on with equipment, and have fun with light.

Martin Demos: Dec. 9-16

Each day presents opportunities to see and learn about the latest lighting equipment from Martin.

Weekend of Learning: Sat. Dec. 11 & Sun. Dec. 12

Join us for two full days of amazing learning sessions and talks presented by top LDs.

Guest Speakers: Dec. 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15

Well known guest speakers will share their knowledge on important lighting topics.

Martin Learning Sessions: Dec. 10, 13, 14, 15

Learn about P3, Quality of Light, and other topics from Martin staff.

Experience product demos and hands-on opportunities with the latest from Martin. Register now!

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