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  1. Almost Time: What to Know Before You Head to Chicago

    DjangoCon US 2026 starts Monday, August 24 at the voco Chicago Downtown. Some of you are already packing; some of you are still finishing that one thing at work before you can think about packing. Either way, here is everything worth knowing before you get on a plane, a train, or the Blue Line.

  2. New One-Day and Online Tickets

    Can't make it to Chicago for the whole week? We've added new One-Day tickets to make it easier to join us for just the part you can get to.

  3. Introducing Open Spaces! (And Why You Should Host One)

    Some of the best parts of DjangoCon US have never been on the program but in the less structured part of the conference; the 'hallway track', a small group that forms around a table after a talk, or a conversation that wants to keep going after lunch.

    These topics include technical debugging, brainstorming, career guidance, building interpersonal skills, sharing hobbies and interests, and more.

    This year we moved to a single track, and that gives us the space to support those conversations directly. With that in mind, we're introducing Open Spaces to DjangoCon!

  4. International Travel to DjangoCon US 2026

    Are you attending DjangoCon US 2026 in Chicago, Illinois, but you are not from US and need some travel information? Here are some things to consider when planning your trip.

  5. Preparing for sprints as a project leader

    This article outlines the things you should consider doing when preparing to lead a project at sprints to maximize connection and collaboration. This is for people who are attending sprints at a conference who intend to collaborate and lead others to contribute to a given project.

  6. Contribute to Django at the Contribution Sprints!

    We are excited to talk to you about contribution sprints at DjangoCon US! They are being held Thursday, August 27th and Friday, August 28th, 2026, from 9am to 5pm CDT each day at the voco Chicago Downtown, the same venue as the main conference and virtually on our conference Slack. They are free to attend and open to everyone.