Welcome to PostgreSQL Europe, the "umbrella group" for PostgreSQL User Groups in Europe and for users in regions that don't have a local user group. Our goal is to promote the use of PostgreSQL in Europe. We do this primarily by assisting local user groups to promote the product locally through conferences and other advocacy, as well as running European-wide conferences and other activities.
We're excited to open the Call for Lightning Talks for PGDay Napoli. We're looking for quick, 5 minute talks, and in terms of topics: anything PostgreSQL and Postgres community (initiatives) goes.
The deadline for submissions is August 1st, 11:59PM CEST.
Please submit your proposal(s) to contact@pgdaynapoli.org and mention:
Selected speakers will get a complimentary discount code of 10 Euro for the standard registration.
Check the program for PGDay Lowlands 2025, taking place September 12, in Rotterdam. We received a good number of talk submissions and our Program Committee had their work cut out for them creating the schedule.
We'd like to thank Carole Arnaud, Chris Ellis, Emma Saroyam, Gerard Zuidweg and committee chair Teresa Lopes for reviewing all talk proposals.
Get your ticket for the event today: 2025.pgday.nl/
The registration for PGConf.EU 2025, which will take place on 21-24 October in Riga, is now open.
We have a limited number of tickets available for purchase with the discount code EARLYBIRD.
This year, the first day of training sessions has been replaced with a Community Events Day. This day has a more limited space, and can be booked as part of the conference registration process or added later, as long as seats last.
We hope you will be able to join us in Riga in October!
With mixed feelings, we inform you that our Vroege Vogel tickets ("Early Bird" in English) are SOLD OUT!
The normal registration is still open but don't wait too long! See you in Rotterdam.
The Call for Presentations for PostgreSQL Conference Europe that will take place in Riga, Latvia from October 21 to 24 is now open.
To submit your proposals and for more information see our website. Speakers can submit up to three (3) proposed talks each.
There will be a mix of shorter (25 min) and longer (45 min) sessions, which will be held in English. They may be on any topic related to PostgreSQL.
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