We would like to thank SiteLock for being a Platinum Sponsor. Our sponsors make it possible to continue bringing these educational, community-supporting, and entertaining conferences to cities and towns all over the world. The support of sponsors like SiteLock allow us to keep ticket prices low so the event is accessible to all. Sponsors like these give back to the free and open source WordPress project through their awesome support of the WordPress Community and WordCamps. Continue reading “Sponsor Spotlight: SiteLock” →
Our community has a great mix of technical and non-technical individuals. We have a lot of Meetup attendees that run their business on WordPress or make money setting up and managing WordPress sites for clients. Our Meetup group has traveled to a handful of Northeast Ohio cities and is a great platform for new speakers. We’re a laid-back and supportive group that meets twice a month near the Cleveland and Akron areas.
Many times over the course of the event, we hear the age old question, “What’s for lunch?” Well, to demystify this question, we’ve put together a menu of all of the food and drinks you can expect to see during your time in Nashville.
An Important Note About Allergies
WordCamp US takes food allergies very seriously. On site this year, we have several attendees that will become severely ill when exposed to peanuts and tree nuts, including exposure through the air. In an effort to reduce the risk of exposure to peanuts and tree nuts, you’ll notice that our menu below does not include any peanuts or tree nuts. To assist us in keeping our fellow community members safe, we ask that you please avoid bringing nuts and products containing nuts into the venue.Continue reading “WordCamp US 2018: Daily Menu” →
We would like to thank DreamHost for being a Platinum Sponsor. Our sponsors make it possible to continue bringing these educational, community-supporting, and entertaining conferences to cities and towns all over the world. The support of sponsors like DreamHost allow us to keep ticket prices low so the event is accessible to all. Sponsors like these give back to the free and open source WordPress project through their awesome support of the WordPress Community and WordCamps. Continue reading “Sponsor Spotlight: DreamHost” →
2010 was the first WordCamp Philly and one followed every year since, with the exception of 2016 when the Philly WordCamp was overtaken by WordCamp US, held here in the city of brotherly love.
WordCamp Philly WAS held in June of 2015 and the inaugural WordCamp US was held in December 2015 in Philadelphia. Two huge WordCamps in a period of 6 months!
Next week is WordCamp US! If you read my What’s In My Bag? post, you’ll see lots of things you can bring to be prepared. One important way you can prepare is by dressing appropriately for the weather.
No matter where you’re traveling from, you’re going to want to dress warmly and bring a coat. Expect temperatures to dip below freezing at night. Rain and/or snow looks likely over the weekend.
No precipitation is expected inside the convention center. If you appreciate the warm embrace of a hoodie or festive sweater vest, then live life to the fullest. And there will be plenty of coat racks so you won’t need to lug your coat or rain jacket through the sessions.
We would like to thank WPMU DEV for being a Platinum Sponsor. Our sponsors make it possible to continue bringing these educational, community-supporting, and entertaining conferences to cities and towns all over the world. The support of sponsors like WPMU DEV allow us to keep ticket prices low so the event is accessible to all. Sponsors like these give back to the free and open source WordPress project through their awesome support of the WordPress Community and WordCamps. Continue reading “Sponsor Spotlight: WPMU DEV” →
We’re getting close to WordCamp US and we’re sure everyone is getting excited. There are a few important reminders about the after party that we want to make sure you’re aware of:
Date and Time
The after party will be held Friday, December 7th from 8:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.
Location
Our after-party will take place at Adventure Science Center located at 800 Fort Negley Blvd. Nashville, TN 37203. We will have beverages, light hors d’oeuvres, and desserts. We advise attendees to eat dinner first.
Bringing Guests
No one can attend the after party unless they have a badge. If you wish to bring a guest to the after party, they mustpurchase a ticket. All badges must be picked up/purchased by 3 p.m. on Friday.
Bringing Kids
Kids are welcome at the after party! Kids 10 and older must have their own purchased ticket and attendee badge. Kids 9 and under need a badge as well, but are free to pick up. You can pick up an attendee badge (or replacement badge) for your kids at registration. All badges must be picked up by 3 p.m. on Friday.
We would like to thank WooCommerce for being a Diamond Sponsor. Our sponsors make it possible to continue bringing these educational, community-supporting, and entertaining conferences to cities and towns all over the world. The support of sponsors like WooCommerce allow us to keep ticket prices low so the event is accessible to all. Sponsors like these give back to the free and open source WordPress project through their awesome support of the WordPress Community and WordCamps. Continue reading “Sponsor Spotlight: WooCommerce” →
We would like to thank Bluehost for being a Diamond Sponsor. Our sponsors make it possible to continue bringing these educational, community-supporting, and entertaining conferences to cities and towns all over the world. The support of sponsors like Bluehost allow us to keep ticket prices low so the event is accessible to all. Sponsors like these give back to the free and open source WordPress project through their awesome support of the WordPress Community and WordCamps. Continue reading “Sponsor Spotlight: Bluehost” →
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