Nice, thanks for helping organise this, Jarek. It’ll be a great chance to connect with folks across Apache projects and share key learnings with(in) the our team.
Thanks & Regards, Amogh Desai On Thu, Feb 19, 2026 at 7:48 PM Jarek Potiuk <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello Airflow contributor's community, > > I guess, we all know that the Airflow Summit is coming in August/September > in Austin, Texas - this is the huge event that we organize every year - for > the whole community - users and contributors alike. If you have not yet > looked it up and have not submitted the CFP yet - you should absolutely > consider doing it - https://airflowsummit.org/ ( > https://sessionize.com/airflow-summit-2026/) - the CFP ends 13 of March. > > This will be - as every year - a fantastic place to meet and talk to many > Airflow Committers, Contributors and users - with Builders, Data & AI and > Data strategy tracks. There you will be able to meet with Thought leaders, > Airflow Builders and companies and people who use Airflow from all over the > world - and we would love to see a really diverse set of talks there. > > However, this year there is another opportunity to meet just Airflow > contributors - and also get to see and meet the contributing community from > other Apache Software Foundation PMC members. contributors and ASF members. > This year, the annual ASF biggest conference "Community Over Code" is held > in Europe - namely in Glasgow, October 11-14: > https://communityovercode.org/. And CFP for Community Over Code is opened > till 20th of March: https://communityovercode.org/call-for-presentations/ > > And this year ... we have a separate track there - just for Airflow > Contributors. This will be a separately branded track (Airflow Contributor > Days) of Community Over Code where Airflow Contributors will be able to > talk about contributing to Airflow (so essentially similar to the Builder > track of Airflow Summit). And if you submit a talk related to Airflow > Contributions, you are absolutely welcome to also submit talks to > Community Over Code's Airflow Contributor Days. > > The audience will also consist of other ASF project members, and It's a > great opportunity to show and share experiences of contributing to Airflow > and learning more about other projects and how ASF works, especially the > Community track is interesting. Also one Day before Community Over Code is > also an accompanying, dedicated event "Lakehouse Days" > https://communityovercode.org/lakehouse-day/ where you will be able to > meet Apache Iceberg™, Apache Hudi, Apache Parquet™, Apache Gravitino, > Apache Polaris committers and contributors. > > Several of the PMC members will assess the submissions and pick the talks, > and you are absolutely welcome to submit your talks (also if you have talks > about other ASF projects or community - you can submit your talks to other > tracks as well. > > If you have other questions - I am super happy to answer any questions. > > J. >
