Hall of Flowers Sacramento Starts Tomorrow — Meet Calibis at Booth 518

Calibis Farms representatives welcoming visitors at Booth 518 during Hall of Flowers Sacramento.

Calibis at Hall of Flowers Sacramento starts tomorrow.

On November 4 and 5, 2026, California’s cannabis industry will gather at Cal Expo from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. Calibis at Hall of Flowers means one simple thing: a chance to meet our team, see the relationships behind our products, and talk about the plant, the process, and the flavor face to face. Find us at Booth 518.

This is the final call before the doors open. If you work in California cannabis and Sacramento is on your calendar, here is what to know before you go—and why Booth 518 should be part of your route through the show.

Calibis team member examining cannabis flower and craft cultivation details
Craft begins with close attention to the plant, the source material behind every Calibis conversation at Hall of Flowers Sacramento.

Hall of Flowers Sacramento: What to Know Before You Go

Hall of Flowers Sacramento takes place at Cal Expo, 1600 Exposition Boulevard in Sacramento. The event runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on both November 4 and November 5.

  • Dates: November 4–5, 2026
  • Hours: 10 a.m.–5 p.m. each day
  • Location: Cal Expo, Sacramento
  • Calibis: Booth 518

The current official ticket page describes the Sacramento event as an experience for cannabis industry professionals. Licensed retail buyers may apply for complimentary passes, while the Day 2 ticket is available to people working in the industry without an application, subject to availability. Before traveling, review the official ticket and eligibility details and use the official exhibitor directory and map to plan your day.

Why Calibis Is Showing Up

Calibis at Hall of Flowers Sacramento, with the Booth 518 team meeting cannabis buyers on the event floor

Hall of Flowers is built around product discovery, but the most valuable part of the event has always been the conversations behind the products. Growers meet manufacturers. Brands meet buyers. Retail teams meet the people responsible for what eventually reaches their shelves.

For us, Calibis at Hall of Flowers is about more than product placement. Our work has been shaped by long-term relationships, trusted source material, terpene-forward extraction, and collaborations that connect the finished cartridge back to the people and places behind the plant.

In our recent look at why craft cannabis is taking center stage at Hall of Flowers Sacramento, we explored the larger shift happening across California cannabis. Tomorrow, that conversation moves from the page to the show floor.

Craft Sungrown Is Part of the Conversation

The official event map includes a dedicated Craft Sungrown area, giving smaller growers and cultivation-led brands a visible place inside one of California’s major industry gatherings. That matters because craft is not simply a packaging direction. It begins with the farm, the cultivar, the climate, the harvest, and the decisions made long before extraction.

We recently wrote about why sun-grown cannabis is back in the spotlight. Hall of Flowers offers a timely chance to see that renewed attention in person and to meet some of the people keeping California’s cultivation culture alive.

One of those connections is High Hill, whose craft sun-grown flower from the Sierra Nevada foothills anchors the Calibis × High Hill Cold Terps collaboration. That relationship gives Calibis at Hall of Flowers a clear point of view: craft starts with people and source material. High Hill is listed at Booth S4, while the Calibis team will be at Booth 518. The two booths tell different parts of the same story: cultivation, partnership, extraction, and a shared commitment to flavor.

Come Talk to Us About What’s Inside Your Vape

Calibis team member presenting Cold Terps among flowering cannabis plants
A Calibis team member presents Cold Terps beside flowering cannabis, connecting source material to the finished vape.

A cartridge may look simple from the outside, but the decisions behind it are anything but simple. The flower selected for extraction, the way terpenes are preserved, the oil’s consistency, the hardware, and the relationship between the grower and the brand all shape the final experience.

At Booth 518, come talk with us about:

  • How source material influences flavor and character
  • Why terpene preservation matters in cannabis oil
  • What separates Calibis Cold Terps from a generic vape profile
  • How a craft collaboration can move from farm to flower to extraction to oil to cartridge
Calibis Cold Terps lineup for buyers and partners at Hall of Flowers Sacramento
The Cold Terps lineup gives buyers and partners a starting point for deeper product conversations at Booth 518.

That full chain is important to us because transparency should not disappear when flower becomes oil. The finished product may be portable and modern, but its story can still begin in the soil.

Retail Relationships Still Matter

Hall of Flowers also arrives at a moment when retailers are asking harder questions. Potency alone does not build a lasting category. Buyers need dependable products, clear positioning, consistent supply, credible stories, and partners who stay involved after the first order.

For Calibis, showing up in Sacramento is an opportunity to listen as much as it is an opportunity to present. We want to hear what retail teams are seeing, what customers are asking for, and where better education can help people understand the difference between one cartridge and another.

Calibis at Hall of Flowers: Find Us at Booth 518

Hall of Flowers Sacramento begins tomorrow, November 4, and continues through November 5 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Cal Expo. If you are attending, make Calibis at Hall of Flowers part of your plan and find us at Booth 518.

Check the official ticket page for current availability and eligibility, open the event map, and come meet the people behind Calibis.

See you in Sacramento.

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