Welcome to CMS Conf 2026
We are excited to officially introduce CMS Conf - a new international conference dedicated to creators, developers and companies working with Content Management Systems.

We are excited to officially introduce CMS Conf - a new international conference dedicated to creators, developers and companies working with Content Management Systems.
The modern web is built on many platforms, tools and communities. Our goal is to bring them together in one place, open space for collaboration, and highlight the future of CMS-driven digital experiences.
📍 Location: Gdynia, Poland
📅 Dates: 12–14 November 2026
🎤 What to expect:
- Multiple content tracks
- A full workshop day
- Speakers representing different CMS ecosystems
- Sessions for developers, creators, product teams and digital agencies
- Space to network, collaborate, and exchange knowledge
- A strong focus on practical, real-world insights
🎯 Our mission
To create a conference where the CMS community - across WordPress, Drupal, Joomla!, HubSpot, Contentful, Wix, PrestaShop, Statamic, Webflow, Shopify, headless solutions, no-code platforms, and beyond - can learn from each other, grow together, and build the future of the web.
👋 Meet the organizing team
- Magdalena Magdziarz
- Magdalena Ślęzak
- Agnieszka Palmowska
- Anna Kowalczyk
- Maciek Palmowski
- Mariusz Szatkowski
- Katarzyna Gajewska
🔔 Stay updated
Follow this page for announcements, speaker reveals, early-bird ticket information, and behind-the-scenes updates.
You can also sign up for our newsletter at: cmsconf.com
We can’t wait to share more with you soon. Welcome to the next chapter of the CMS community.
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