DrupalCon Rotterdam 2026

The published programme gives attendees an early planning view of the themes that will carry from summits into sessions and contribution rooms. ...more

DrupalCon Rotterdam’s AI programme separates hands-on development from organisational adoption. The format gives technical teams and decision-makers different entry points into the same shift in Drupal practice. ...more

The 2026 award moves away from separate categories and focuses on overall contribution and impact. Drupal community members can nominate women whose work has strengthened projects, teams, events, mentorship, business growth, inclusion, or open source collaboration. ...more

Drupal project teams preparing International Splash Awards 2026 entries have an additional four weeks after organisers moved the submission deadline to 16 July 2026. The extension gives agencies and community teams more time to finalise case materials ahead of status notifications in early August, with winners scheduled to be announced during DrupalCon Rotterdam 2026 from 28 September to 1 October 2026. For entrants, the update changes the immediate timeline rather than the awards process, making deadline accuracy the main point for teams planning submissions. ...more

For first-time attendees, DrupalCon Rotterdam 2026 is framed less as a schedule of talks than as a way into the Drupal community itself. A new DrupalCon post argues that the event brings technical learning, case studies, contribution, and in-person connections together in a city presented as internationally connected and forward-looking. ...more

DrupalCon Rotterdam’s first Government Summit has opened its call for public-sector session proposals ahead of the one-day event on Monday 28 September 2026. The summit will bring local, national, and European public administrations together around shared digital infrastructure, open source reuse, digital sovereignty, and Drupal-based service delivery. Organisers are seeking case studies, demonstrations, workshops, and facilitated discussions, with submissions closing on Monday 29 June 2026 and selected participants receiving complimentary access to the summit. ...more

The Enterprise Drupal AI Summit 2026 is making its final call for organisations running AI in production with Drupal, with session proposals due by 28 June 2026. The summit will take place on 28 September 2026 aboard the SS Rotterdam during DrupalCon Rotterdam’s Summit Day and is aimed at CXOs, digital directors, enterprise architects, and business leaders. Organisers are seeking 20-minute case studies that explain the challenge, implementation approach, results, and lessons learned, while the summit site now lists confirmed cases from EPSO, Aalto University, the American Diabetes Association, and World Cancer Day. ...more

DrupalCon Rotterdam 2026 has published its full program, giving attendees a clearer view of the sessions, summits, workshops, contribution activities, and community events planned for Rotterdam. The Drupal Association has also reminded prospective attendees that Early Bird registration ends on 8 June 2026, ahead of the conference scheduled from 28 September to 1 October 2026. ...more

DrupalCon Europe has announced the first three winners of the Miffy Mascot Contest for DrupalCon Rotterdam 2026. Tawny Bartlett, Petr Illek, and Muhammad Tanweer will each receive a ticket to the event after participating in the mascot campaign across DrupalCamps and local events. Organisers said one more raffle round is still to come. ...more

DrupalCon Rotterdam 2026 invites the community to design its official T-shirt, with the winner receiving a free event ticket. ...more

DrupalCon Rotterdam 2026 is encouraging more community members to submit session proposals, emphasising practical experience over formal expertise. The call for papers highlights clarity, relevance and real-world insights as key factors in speaker selection. ...more

The submission window for DrupalCon Europe 2026 is nearing its close, with session proposals due by 13 April 2026. The conference, scheduled for late September in Rotterdam, invites contributions across a broad set of tracks, including Digital Sovereignty and Open Web. The call highlights community participation but provides limited guidance on technical expectations beyond track alignment and format. ...more