The Pennsylvania Convention Center, a multipurpose public events hub in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania was built in 1993 to replace the old Philadelphia Civic Center. Since then, it has become the choice venue for major events including trade shows and the yearly Philadelphia Flower Show. It consists of 4 large main rooms, smaller auditoriums and conference rooms, and a grand hall which used to be a section of the Reading Railroad Terminal.

Since its creation, the Pennsylvania Convention Center has undergone a recent major expansion. It is now considered as the 14th biggest convention center in the US having the capacity to host 2 conventions at the same time or accommodate extra big tradeshows. It has by far the biggest ballroom or exhibit space in the North East.