Registration is Now OPEN for the
2026 ASLA Southeast Regional Conference
The 2026 ASLA Southeast Regional Conference will be held May 29th - June 1st at the Sheraton in Downtown Raleigh.
Exhibitor and Sponsorship applications are currently open, see below for details.
Registration is now open for this year’s SERC Conference
If you are registering anyone other than yourself, you must use their email as all communications, access to the conference app and tickets will be assigned to the registration email. You must also register team members individually as there is no group registration options.
Click below to see the Schedule at a Glance
Book Your Stay
Start Date: Friday, May 29, 2026
End Date: Monday, June 01, 2026
Sheraton Raleigh Hotel for 199.00 USD per night
Last Day to Book : Thursday, April 30, 2026
Parking Fee - $22 per day
SERC 2026 Exhibitor / Sponsorship Opportunities Now Open
Sponsorship Opportunities Still Available:
Alumni Receptions $1,000 Attendee Lunch $2,500
Awards Banquet Dinner $2,000 Awards Banquet Drinks $1,500
Awards Banquet Table $500 Badge Lanyards $5,000
Breakfast Sunday $2,000 Breakfast Monday $1,500
Education Session Sponsor $250
Emerging Professionals Networking Event $3,000
Field Lecture Session Sponsor $250 Field Session Transportation $800
Hydration Station $800 Keynote $1000
Photographer $4,000 Snack Break $1,500
Swag Bags $2,000 Tradeshow Beverage $1,500
Welcome Reception $3,500
Conference Theme
The Theme: Rising Together: Innovation and Stewardship for a Changing Southeast
As the Southeast navigates rapid growth, climate change, and shifting urban and ecological landscapes, the need for visionary, inclusive, and regionally responsive solutions has never been greater. "Rising Together" speaks to the power of collective action—municipalities, designers, engineers, ecologists, developers, and community leaders—coming together to shape resilient, future-forward landscapes.
This year’s theme centers on landscape innovation, sustainable infrastructure, and regional collaboration, acknowledging the Southeast’s unique environmental challenges and cultural contexts. From coastal adaptation to equitable green space development, this conference explores how design and stewardship can work hand-in-hand to create lasting positive impact across communities