XBIZ LA Show Introduces New 'Crib Crawl' Feature

XBIZ LA Show Introduces New 'Crib Crawl' Feature

LOS ANGELES — XBIZ is pleased to announce that the 2025 edition of its flagship conference, the XBIZ Show, will debut a brand-new feature: Crib Crawl, offering attendees the chance to meet and greet representatives from leading brands and organizations in dedicated suites at the host venue.

Located on the fifth floor of the Kimpton Everly Hotel, the company cribs will be open Jan. 14-15 from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. daily.

Each day will also feature dedicated times during which companies will host unique experiential activities, such as solo talks, workshops and micro events designed to engage attendees.

Brands already signed up to host dedicated cribs include Adult Time, Chaturbate, DreamCamVR, FeetFix, Incode, Pineapple Support, Pornhub, Ricky’s Room, Streamate, Stripchat and XTakeMe.

The 2025 XBIZ LA conference, set for Jan. 13-16, will once again bring together top performers, creators, digital media pros, brand execs and newcomer entrepreneurs for boundless business opportunities — and for a comprehensive look at the future of adult entertainment.

A preliminary schedule is available on the event website, offering an overview of “XBIZ Week,” including panels, networking socials and exclusive special events, the FSC Summit on Jan. 16, and two post-conference extravaganzas: X3 Expo running Jan. 17-18 and the adult industry’s biggest night: the 2025 XMAs on Jan. 19.

Stay tuned to XBIZ.com for more event announcements.

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