WordCamp US 2026 is offering a bookable Creator Studio in Phoenix, sponsored by WordPress.com. If you are a registered attendee and want to record a podcast interview, video content, or anything in between, you can reserve a 60-minute session August 16–19. Professional equipment is provided, and slots are limited. https://wp.me/pgSBpQ-1BT
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The WordCamp US 2026 sponsor lineup is here. Companies including Pressable, Salesforce, WordPress.com, Bluehost, Jetpack, Woo, Google, and Yoast are helping bring the WordPress community together in Phoenix, August 16–19. Thanks to their support, ticket prices can remain low for the value they offer. See the full list at https://wp.me/pgSBpQ-1BZ
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WordPress 7.1 Beta 3 is out. This build addresses more than 71 issues since Beta 1. A notable improvement: the “Apply globally” option in the block inspector now opens a review step, letting you choose which local style changes to apply globally and which to keep as overrides. Media upload fixes are also included. The final release is scheduled for August 19, 2026. Test it and report what you find. https://wp.me/pZhYe-5vz
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WordCamp US 2026 has announced its fifth wave of speakers. The sessions in this group cover agentic commerce, block-ready theme development with AI, smarter workflow automation, and product strategy. You can see the full speaker lineup and plan your schedule at https://wp.me/pgSBpQ-1BL
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For Hans Skillrud, WordCamps are about reconnecting with old friends, meeting new ones, and having conversations with others who understand the industry.
This year at WordCamp US, Hans will bring his experience as co-founder of Termageddon to the stage for “3 Things All Website Owners Need to Check for Privacy Compliance.”
See you in Phoenix!
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WordCamp US 2026 has announced another group of speakers. This wave covers AI in WordPress development, machine translation, human-AI editorial workflows, client support challenges, and trust in hosting partnerships. You can browse the full schedule and speaker list as you plan your trip: https://wp.me/pgSBpQ-1zH
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A new marketplace is coming to WordCamp US 2026. 🛍️
The “Made on WordPress” Marketplace will bring merchants, makers, and small businesses into the sponsor hall to showcase the products, services, and livelihoods they have built with WordPress.
Know a business that belongs there? Submit a nomination: [LINK]
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WordCamp US 2026 is just 29 days away. One of the most popular spots at camp is the Happiness Bar, a free drop-in space where you can sit with a WordPress expert and get real help on whatever you’re working through. No appointment needed, just bring your laptop and your questions. You can learn more and grab your ticket at the link: https://wp.me/pgSBpQ-1sj
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The WordPress community is moving away from Meetup.com. GatherPress, an open source event plugin built by the community, will serve as the foundation going forward. The plan is still taking shape, and the team would love your thoughts if you organize events or want to help. https://make.wordpress.org/project/?p=1264
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WordCamp US 2026 has announced its third wave of speakers. This group covers practical AI adoption, WordPress security, creator businesses, and client strategy. You can browse the full speaker list and start planning your schedule now: https://wp.me/pgSBpQ-1yN
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