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Verified against w3.org/events/tpac/2026, fosdem.org/2027, fediforum.org events.ics, fedicon.ca, 2026.fossy.ca, SocialHub topics 77, 680 and 4709, socialwebfoundation.org (2026-10-15) on 2026-10-15.

Fediverse Events

Conferences, unconferences and standards meetings where ActivityPub developers meet. Dates on this page were checked in October 2026 — always confirm on the event's own site.

Upcoming​

EventWhenWhereNotes
TPAC 202626–30 October 2026Dublin, IrelandW3C's annual meeting; Social Web breakout sessions are being proposed
FOSDEM 202730–31 January 2027Brussels, BelgiumA Social Web devroom ran in 2025 and 2026; no 2027 call had been announced as of mid-October 2026
FediForum Spring 202716–18 March 2027OnlineListed on the FediForum events calendar

Recurring events​

FediForum​

FediForum is an online unconference for people building the open social web, usually held in spring and autumn. Participants propose sessions, and many editions include project demos.

Recent editions: October 2026 (6–7 October), April 2026, October 2025, June 2025, April 2025, September 2024, March 2024. The events page also lists other open social web events.

FediCon​

FediCon is an in-person Canadian Fediverse conference. The 2026 edition ran on 7–8 August 2026 at the UBC campus in Vancouver as part of FOSSY 2026.

FOSDEM Social Web devroom​

FOSDEM in Brussels has hosted a Social Web devroom, organized by the Social Web Foundation, in 2025 and 2026, with technical and community talks about ActivityPub and related protocols.

W3C meetings​

The Social Web Working Group and the SocialCG hold regular online meetings, listed on the SocialCG calendar, with 2026 minutes in w3c/socialwg. See SocialCG for how to join.

ActivityPub Conf (historical)​

ActivityPub Conf was held in Prague in 2019 and online in 2020. It is not currently running as a separate event; protocol-focused sessions now happen at FediForum, FOSDEM and W3C meetings.

Local meetups​

There is no central listing of local Fediverse meetups. Look for announcements on your regional instances, and follow hashtags such as #FediMeetup.

Presenting your project​

Most of these events welcome demos. Keep a demo short, show how your software interoperates with other Fediverse servers, and have links to your source and documentation ready.

Staying informed​

Next Steps​