The event will introduce a Kids Content Summit and expand its Kids Content Pavilion at the 2027 edition, taking place in Miami from January 18-21.
Content Americas will strengthen its presence in the children’s content sector with the launch of the Kids Content Summit and the expansion of its Kids Content Pavilion at its 2027 edition, which will take place from January 18-21 at the Hilton Miami Downtown.
The initiative aims to establish the event as a new North American meeting point for the global children’s entertainment industry, amid the closure of Kidscreen and growing demand for new platforms connecting industry players across the sector.
“Following the closure of Kidscreen, we have received a considerable number of requests to further extend Content Americas into the kids market,” said David Jenkinson, C21’s editor-in-chief and managing director. He explained that while kids content has previously been part of Content Americas’ agenda, the new initiative will significantly expand that commitment through a half-day summit bringing together buyers, commissioners and financiers.
The Kids Content Summit will take place on Wednesday, January 20, marking the first step in a broader expansion into the children’s entertainment sector, with further growth planned for 2028 and beyond. Meanwhile, the Kids Content Pavilion will increase the participation of companies supplying content and services to the kids market.
The 2027 edition of Content Americas will also feature a market floor, a three-day conference, the Rose d’Or Latinos Awards ceremony and the new D2C Entertainment Summit. The program will additionally include the third edition of the Vertical & Shortform Summit and the American Hitmakers strand, bringing together producers, buyers, commissioners and financiers from the North American industry.
Content Americas 2027 will run from January 18-21 at the Hilton Miami Downtown. The organizers are offering an early-bird delegate registration rate of US$750, representing a 42% saving on the standard registration fee.
