FIRE Expo - Lancaster County Firemen's Association
About This Show
The Fire Expo is one of the largest fire, rescue, and emergency-services shows on the East Coast, held each spring in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Hosted by the Lancaster County Firemen's Association, the 2026 edition runs May 15–16, 2026 at the Pennsylvania Farm Show & Expo Center.
The show brings together firefighters, EMS and rescue crews, fire-company officers, and public-safety buyers to see the latest in firefighting equipment, apparatus, training, and health & safety gear. Expect 270+ exhibitors across more than 500 booth spaces, plus roughly 165 emergency vehicles on display — from engines and ladder trucks to rescue and EMS units.
Beyond the exhibit floor, the Fire Expo features education and training sessions covering the newest tools and techniques in emergency response. As a 501(c)(4) nonprofit event, all proceeds are reinvested into education, training, and programs that support Lancaster County firefighters and emergency personnel.
Admission is $15 at the door, and children age 9 and under attend free.
Frequently Asked Questions
When and where is the Fire Expo in Harrisburg, PA?+
The 2026 Fire Expo takes place May 15–16, 2026 at the Pennsylvania Farm Show & Expo Center in Harrisburg, PA, hosted by the Lancaster County Firemen's Association.
How much are tickets to the Harrisburg Fire Expo?+
Admission is $15 at the door, and children age 9 and under get in free. All proceeds support firefighter education and training programs.
What is on display at the Fire Expo?+
Over 270 exhibitors fill 500+ booths with fire apparatus, EMS and rescue equipment, training tools, and public-safety innovations — plus around 165 emergency vehicles on display.
Who should attend the Fire Expo?+
Firefighters, EMS and rescue personnel, fire-company officers, and public-safety buyers researching the latest apparatus, gear, and emergency-response training.
Is the Fire Expo held every year?+
Yes. The Fire Expo is an annual event held each spring in Harrisburg, PA by the Lancaster County Firemen's Association.