October 5-6, 2019
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The third of WordCamp Philly 2019’s tracks is the Arch Street Track, which will be in the Tuttleman Gallery on the second floor of The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. It will feature design, theming, user experience, site performance and more.
The track is named for another of the streets that was part of William Penn’s city plan dating to the 1680s. Known as Mulberry Street at first, it was renamed Arch in 1854. The Betsy Ross House, U.S. Mint, Independence Mall and Chinatown are all found along Arch Street.
WordCamp Philly will once again include a Contributor Day. Ours will be Sunday, October 6, at 1776 Rittenhouse. The doors will open at 12:45 pm, with activities from 1-4 pm. Contributor Day is included as part of your WordCamp ticket.
Find out what Contributor Day is, what you need to bring, where to find the venue and other important details on our Contributor Day page.
The second of the WordCamp Philly 2019 tracks is the Race Street Track, one of the original streets from William Penn’s plan of the city dating to the 1680s. On Penn’s plan it was Sassafras Street; the name Race Street dates to the 1800s when it was used for horse races.
The track — which will include plenty about development, security, enterprise WordPress and headless CMS, but no horse racing — will be in the Sculpture Center on the second floor of The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts.
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