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Seattle Day of Data 2026

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Seattle Day of Data 2026

event date

12 Nov 2026

location

Seattle, Washington, United States


Welcome to Seattle Day of Data 2026! This is a free event for the tech community covering a variety of data topics, including SQL Server, PostgreSQL, Fabric, Databricks, and more.

The Primary focus of this event is PostgreSQL sessions. We hope to provide supplemental PG content after the PASS Summit.  We are looking for sessions that will help people migrate into the PG Ecosystem and a good range of attendees who will be learning about PG for the first time or expanding their knowledge of PG. 



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Call for Speakers
Call opens at 12:00 AM

20 Jul 2026

Call closes at 11:59 PM

17 Aug 2026

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This event will be IN PERSON only.    

This event will be heavily focused on PostgreSQL Sessions.  We are looking to have sessions that help people migrate into the PG Ecosystem.  We expect a good range of attendees who will be learning about PG for the first time and looking to expand their knowledge of PG.  

This does not mean we will not accept other sessions; we just have a primary focus for this event. 

If you need assistance getting a session ready or if you would like to review the presentation with someone, please let us know, and we will happily jump on a Zoom meeting and provide tips and tricks.  

 All sessions will be 60 minutes long right now. We will be looking for volunteers to help facilitate conversations on various topics.

We are considering a lightning talk section but have not finalized that yet.  We will let you know closer to the event. 

We will not be able to provide any travel costs/expenses for speakers.  

If you have any additional questions, contact 


Pat Wright

sqlasylum@gmail.com


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