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Let's talk Drupal! It's been too long! But we are getting the gang back together.

This is the first in a new regular series of quarterly meetups. Going forward, every 3 x months a Drupal meetup will be hosted somewhere in New Zealand, hosted by a rotating group of sponsoring Drupal agencies. We'll be announcing these events well ahead of time to allow the community to plan ahead.

So please come along in December and help us kick off the first of these in style!

WHAT'S THE FORMAT?

Turn up to see your Drupal mates or make new ones, have a drink with some snacks, share lightning talks, Drupal case studies and conversations.

WHEN: 3rd December 2026
WHERE: Xequals, 93e Cuba St, Te Aro Wellington

AGENDA:

CODE CONTRIB / CO-WORK

Day of 3rd December - turn up to Xequals anytime, especially if you're travelling from outside of Wellington for this, and feel free to co-work with us in our space. Maybe even we could do some code contrib together?!

DRINKS AND SNACKS

From about 5pm'ish we'll break out the cold ones / artisanal juices.

LIGHTNING TALKS

From 5:30 to 6:15 there will be a series of lighting talks about Drupal. The hosts will deliver some short talks to get us started and then turn it over to the floor for anyone to share something they find interesting. This could include:

  1. Recent case studies of sites built using Drupal
  2. A new module, feature, theme, or exciting technical development
  3. Broader talks about Drupal community, business, general ecosystem

Currently confirmed talks are:

  1. George Bonnici - First Year of Running a New Drupal Agency in 2026 (Highs and Lows) - 10mins
  2. Alex Matthews - Drupal's Evolutionary Advantage in Rapid Prototyping (Living the dream) - 10mins
  3. Andrew Benbow - Demo'ing Party Town, a new module Andrew has developed - 5mins

.... and do you have a talk to share? Email or Drupal Slack us and we can add it to the agenda!

Related topics

Events in Wellington, NZ
CMS (Content Management Systems)
Drupal
Open Source
Web Development
Agile and Scrum

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