Thank you to HighGo for sponsoring pgconf.dev 2026! 🐘❤️

Sponsors make this conference possible! As a bonus, HighGo are Vancouver locals, so they also have the inside scoop on where to eat.

Introducing the pgconf.dev 2026 conference t-shirt! 🐘🎉 This year we're celebrating 30 years of PostgreSQL, and Slonik is dressed for the occasion.

The only way to get one? Be there. See you in Vancouver, May 19–22.

Thank you to @pganalyze for sponsoring pgconf.dev 2026! 🐘❤️

Sponsors make this conference possible. The venue, the hallway conversations, the community that gathers every year. We couldn't do it without them.

See you in Vancouver! 🇨🇦

pgconf.dev is where Postgres contributors, users, and community organizers get together for a week-long party.
This year's Tuesday's being reimagined with community discussions, workshops, and panels. More seats at the table. 🐘
Vancouver · May 19–22
https://2026.pgconf.dev

Thank you to Xata.io for sponsoring pgconf.dev 2026! 🐘❤️ Good people building good things for the Postgres ecosystem.
See you in Vancouver! 🇨🇦 https://2026.pgconf.dev

PGConf.dev 2026 needs volunteers! Room hosts, registration desk, and more. If you're attending in Vancouver, we'd love your help. Email contact@pgconf.dev to sign up! Details: https://2026.pgconf

Tuesday is community engagement day 🐘 Hot take: it is the best day!

Full of panels and discussions. Whether you're a first-timer or a longtime contributor, there's a seat at the table.

Schedule (more sessions still being added!) → https://2026.pgconf

The pgconf.dev 2026 schedule is stacked 🐘✨

WAL internals, query planning, logical replication, temporal data, columnar storage, 30 years of Postgres retrospective… and cake cutting.

Something for every Postgres nerd. Full schedule → https://2026.pgconf

Big shoutout to AWS for being a gold sponsor of pgconf.dev! We appreciate their support in creating space for the Postgres community to connect, sync and grow.

Stickers are here 🐘🎉 Slonik is wearing a party hat because 30 years of Postgres absolutely deserves one 🎂
See you in Vancouver for pgconf.dev 2026 where we'll celebrate in style!

We're thrilled to have Microsoft as a Gold Sponsor of pgconf.dev! Their support means more opportunity for the Postgres community to connect, hack, and grow together. Thank you! 🐘

PGConf.dev 2026 schedule is live! We have a packed program this year. And we'll continue to add Community Discussion Sessions to Tuesday through April. https://2026.pgconf

Thank you to Fujitsu for sponsoring #PGConfDev 2026 🙌

Support from sponsors helps the PostgreSQL developer community thrive!

📍 Vancouver 🇨🇦 | 📅 May 19–22, 2026
👉 https://2026.pgconf.dev

Poster sessions are now open for PGConf.dev 2026!

If you’re thinking of or working on a Postgres patch, extension, tool, research project, or community initiative, posters are a great way to:
- Present work visually
- Get early feedback
- Find reviewers or collaborators

Big thanks to Percona, Silver Sponsor of PGConf.dev, for supporting the Postgres community!

Big thank you to all the hackers who submitted a talk to PGConfDev 2026 🙌
Our program committee is sorting through to bring you the best schedule with the deepest deep dives, the most useful use-cases and the most innovative of Postgres innovations. Stay tuned!

Last call 🚨 PGConfDev call for papers closes tomorrow. ⏰
If you hack on Postgres, the ecosystem or the community around it, this is your place.
Creative ideas encouraged. Not sure if you are “ready”? Don’t hesitate and submit the talk anyway.

PGConf.dev is where Postgres hackers and ecosystem builders come to share real work and build together.

CFP closes Jan 16.

On the fence? Get creative, submit your talk, and engage with the community.

🔔 10 days left to submit your talk!

PGConf.dev is where Postgres hackers, extension authors, tool builders, and community leaders meet to build together. This year with even more session types. Creative ideas and new speakers are welcome!

Time for New Year resolutions! If one of your 2026 resolutions is to *really* understand Postgres or to join its developer community, PGConf.dev should be on your calendar.

Join us to learn about the internals and to be part of the conversation.

Curious what to expect at @pgconfdev in 2026? Tune in to a new #TalkingPostgres episode with @clairegiordano, featuring an interview with our co-organizer @melanieplageman. https://talkingpostg

Shout-out to Cybertec for sponsoring PGConf.dev 2026 - the conference for Postgres hackers. Thanks for supporting the Postgres community.

Huge thanks to our PGConf.dev sponsors for helping us build the conference for Postgres hackers. And a big shout-out to Gold Sponsor EDB for powering the community.

PGConf.dev 2026: top things to do at the conference:
• Debate MVCC trivia with strangers
• Discover a feature you didn’t know you needed
• Realize you’re not the only one who reads pg_waldump for fun

Registration and CFP are open.

CFP for PGConf.dev 2026 is open until Jan 16 🐘

Tips for strong proposals:
• Share what you discovered. Not just what you built.
• Be specific
• Discuss bigger Postgres picture
• Failures welcome

Be specific, connect to Postgres internals, and don’t hide the messy bits.

The PGConf.dev 2026 Call for Proposals is open! Send us your ideas for presentations, workshops, panels, and other content concerning PostgreSQL development and community enrichment. We can't wait to see what you come up with! https://2026.pgconf

The call for sponsors for PGConf.dev 2026(May 19-22 2026, in Vancouver) is now open.
You learn about our sponsorship opportunities at https://2026.pgconf

We've posted a video of Peter Eisentraut's talk What is new in C and POSIX? https://youtu.be/bfT #postgresql #PGConfdev

We've posted a video of Dian Fay's talk Application Development Challenges with Postgres https://youtu.be/2Dv #postgresql #PGConfdev

We've posted a video of Rahila Syed's talk Designing and implementing a monitoring feature in PostgreSQL https://youtu.be/Peg #postgresql #PGConfdev