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Oaks, PA · 2026

True Tattoo Expo

Oct 30, 2026 - Nov 1, 2026

Artist-side planning record with application state, booth setup, requirements and source provenance. This is not attendee ticketing information.

Application

Open

Artist booth

From $800

Evidence

Official application verified

Last verified Sep 8, 2026

Venue

Greater Philadelphia Expo Center

100 Station Ave, Oaks, PA 19456

Acceptance model

portfolio review

Application deadline

No exact public deadline identified; the organizer describes spots as limited.

Organizer

True Tattoo Expo

Application status

What the current organizer source actually supports.

The current artist application is live. The organizer reviews the portfolio first and then invites accepted artists to purchase a booth.

Availability can change after verification. Confirm with the organizer before paying a fee, booking travel or treating a booth as secured.

Artist booth options

Compare the configuration, not just one price.

Artist Booth

$800

Footprint
10 x 15 ft
Artist capacity
2
Helper passes
1

Includes: 8 ft table, 4 ft table, 5 chairs, trash, distilled water, sharps container, paper towels, power.

Organizer requirements

What the event asks from artists.

  • Portfolio submitted for organizer review

After acceptance

  • Bloodborne Pathogen certificate
  • Government-issued ID
  • Artist photo and tattoo photos
  • Short artist bio

Permit and local-authority notes

Keep organizer rules separate from local requirements.

No event-specific permit detail was identified in the verified organizer source. This is not a statement that no state, county, city or venue requirement applies.

Organizer provides

What is explicitly included.

  • two tables
  • five chairs
  • trash
  • distilled water
  • sharps container
  • paper towels
  • power
  • one assistant pass

Artist brings

Only items the organizer specifically calls out.

  • extension cords
  • lighting
  • signage
  • normal tattoo supplies

Sources

Follow the facts back to the organizer.

Secondary directories are used for discovery, not as the preferred source for dates, artist applications or booth economics when an organizer source exists.