#wcldn 5 – 7 April 2019
London – the home of Big Ben, the Royal Albert Hall, St Paul’s Cathedral, Tower Bridge, and of course, the daily changing of the guard outside Buckingham Palace.
And soon it will be the home of WordCamp London 2019! What an amazing place to host a WordCamp and now we have some exciting news for you…the release of the Schedule!
What does it take to plan a large WordPress event in the centre of London and welcome hundreds of people? This is only possible thanks to the generosity and commitment of organisers, volunteers, speakers and sponsors. It also involves support from attendees, from ideas and feedback, to helping share their enthusiasm for WordCamp London.
Our team of organisers have been working for six months to develop and deliver another amazing event. They are looking forward to welcoming all of you in just four weeks time to the sixth WordCamp London – 5 – 7 April 2019.
This year’s WordCamp London is taking shape nicely. We have had more speakers apply than ever before, and sponsors eager to help us make this an awesome event.
There is just one more thing we need to pin down: a full contingent of volunteers. We need another dozen or so amazing people to help make this WordCamp 2019 run smoothly.
Our call for Speakers closes on the 21 February 2019 and we’ve had some great submissions already. We’re keen to make sure everyone has an opportunity to get involved with the community and contribute your knowledge.
With only one week to go until the deadline, it’s time to make sure you have sent your application. If you would like to share your knowledge and experience with the community at one of the biggest WordCamps in Europe, then this is for you – Call for Speakers.
Continue reading “One week left to apply to speak at WCLDN 2019” →The 2019 WordCamp theme celebrates the wonderful old outdoor market places of London, just one of the many attractions for which the city is famous.
The Organising Team wanted to mark the city’s great tradition of markets and bring its bustling, colourful street scenes to WordCampers across the globe.
London’s Design Lead Andi Wilkinson is a committed WordCamper coming from a role supporting the Manchester’s 2018 WordCamp. She transformed the Team’s love of street markets into a fun, whimsical artistic vision.
She created a street scene illustration, that showed elements of the various market places, with a focal point on the iconic Camden Locks.
WordCamp London 2019 is over. Check out the next edition!