Last year we came to listen. This year, we’re coming back to contribute more intentionally come meet WPBakery at WordCamp Europe 2026 in Kraków!

WCEU 2026 is in Kraków, Poland, from 4–6 June 2026, with Contributor Day on 4 June. What will kick off as a day around learning, meeting people and making an impact on WordPress, will turn into a full 2-day event for learning applicable points and takeaways from the biggest WordPress conference in Europe.

In Basel last year, we came as a duo attendees because we wanted space to listen and learn. In Kraków, we’re coming with a bigger team and a deeper role – apart from listening, learning and engaging, we want to be even more available to the community.

WPBakery will be there as a Small Business Sponsor, with eight team members attending. Some of us will be joining conversations as product people, some as community members, some through organizing, speaking and through attending the Contributor Day.

We say all this because we want people to know we’ll be there, we’ll be easy to find and we’d genuinely love to talk.

Contributor Day

Contributor Day is a big part of why we’re excited for Kraków.

It is often the easiest place to understand WordPress beyond products, plugins and releases – mostly because you see the people and teams behind the project. Documentation, community, training, marketing, design, accessibility, support, polyglots, core and many other areas all depend on people showing up and contributing what they can.

One of our team members will also be involved as a Contributor Day table lead, which makes this year feel even more meaningful for us.

Who we want to talk with

If you build client websites, maintain long-running WordPress projects, create themes, support users, teach WordPress, contribute to the project, or simply have thoughts about where page building fits into modern WordPress workflows, we’d love to hear from you.

We’re especially interested in real conversations about how people use WordPress today: what works, what creates friction, what agencies need from their tools, what freelancers wish was easier and how product teams like ours can better support the people building with WordPress every day.

This year also feels special because WPBakery will be represented in different parts of the event: as attendees, as sponsors, through organizing work, through a talk session and through Contributor Day. That kind of presence gives us more ways to participate, but also more responsibility to listen well and bring useful conversations back to the product.

Wrapping up

So, if you’re coming to WCEU 2026, come say hello. Ask us about WPBakery, tell us what you’re building, share what frustrates you, show us how your team works, or just stop by for a quick chat.

We’re coming to Kraków to meet the community, learn from the community and people who make WordPress what it is – and contribute where we can.

See you at WordCamp Europe 2026.