What is a WordCamp in WordPress?

A WordCamp is a WordPress conference organized by local WordPress groups to promote, discuss, and teach WordPress.

How much does it cost to attend a WordCamp?

Ticket prices for a WordCamp event vary depending on the event’s location. However, WordCamp ticket prices are often quite nominal. If you are attending a WordCamp event in a different city or country, then you may also want to consider the cost of travel, accommodation, and food.

Can I attend a WordCamp even if I don’t use WordPress?

Yes. You can attend a WordCamp even if you don’t use WordPress or have never used it.

What languages are spoken at WordCamp events?

Larger WordCamp events have the majority of sessions and talks in English. Small and local WordCamp events can have sessions and talks in local or regional languages. Overall, WordCamps are very inclusive and have a diverse audience.

Where can I buy tickets for a WordCamp event?

You can buy tickets for a WordCamp event from the specific event’s website. The official WordCamp website also lists upcoming events and provides links to their websites.

How long does a typical WordCamp event last?

WordCamp events can last one or two full days. They may include talks given by multiple speakers, with breaks for lunch and networking.

Is there food and drinks available during a WordCamp?

Some WordCamps use a portion of their budget to provide attendees with food, beverages, and snacks. Larger events are more likely to have food and snacks available. Some WordCamps also have an after-party with snacks and beverages. However, it is not guaranteed. Contact the WordCamp organizers to learn more about food availability and maybe pack a sandwich.

Can I organize a local WordCamp event?

Yes, you can volunteer to organize a local WordCamp event. However, the WordPress foundation recommends that you participate or organize local WordPress meetups first to gain experience.

What is the difference between a WordPress meetup and a WordCamp?

WordPress meetups and WordCamp are both officially supported WordPress events. Meetups are smaller and more regularly organized local events. Think of them as mini WordCamps with the opportunity to connect with your local WordPress community. There are more than half a million group members in 722 groups spread across 107 countries.