PCD @ Worldwide 2026 - Call for Organizers

Hi everyone,

I’m Jusub Kim from the Creative Computing Group (https://creative-computing.org). We are planning to host Processing Community Day (PCD) @ Seoul 2026!

Our 1-day event will explore “Creative Coding in the Age of Vibe Coding,” featuring:

  • Talks & Workshops

  • Exhibition & Performances

  • Networking Sessions

Venue: Dept. of Art & Technology, Sogang University, Seoul.

We are currently in the planning stage and will share more details.

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Hola, hello :slight_smile: I’m Virginia, uxui engineer, vj and creative coder based in Uruguay. I’ve participated as an artist in the PCD a few years ago and now I’m stepping up as an organizer for PCD Montevideo

We’re passionate about bridging the gap between art and code through a diverse, inclusive lens. Our event will explore hands-on talks, live shows and p2p sessions. I’m super excited to bring the community together and host the 25th birthday of Processing right here in our city :uruguay:

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Hi everyone!

Today I wanted to share a bit of inspiration for you all as PCD organizers :sunflower:

One thing many past organizers have done is write a short recap after their event and post it online. It’s a nice way to document the moment and give others ideas for their own events.

If you’ve been wondering what a PCD can look like, this (very incomplete) list should give you some ideas:

If you end up organizing a PCD, please consider sharing a recap as well. It helps build a shared memory across all the nodes, and it’s often nice to look back on what you created together. And if you have a favorite recap that you don’t see in the list, please post it below!

Other quick updates of the day:
  • Welcome to PCD @ Seoul and PCD @ Montevideo :blue_heart:

  • PCD @ Tokyo is now on the map! Thanks @prod.ka.

  • Special thanks to @micuat for fixing the Japanese localization (PR #44) If you want to help but are not sure where to start, improving translations or contributing new ones can be a great way to contribute. The files are found here: pcd-website/src/i18n/locales. Let me know if you need help.

  • I fixed a funny bug where the UID for the event could occasionally be interpreted as a number in scientific notation :sweat_smile:

Cheers!
Raphaël

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Hey, my name is Becca Rose, and I’m coordinating a PCD in Hastings, UK.

I was part of a PCD in 2019 which included a family day called “you make the rules” and an evening algorave. Absolutely loved organising it and making friends in the process. Looking forward to starting something here on the south coast.

Looking to collaborate with others so will start a thread :thread:

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I also wanted to share some info about the PCD we organised in 2019 :palm_up_hand:

I wrote about it afterwards: PCD Bristol 2019 – Becca Rose

We made a github site to keep all the info in one place: PCD Bristol

And @crispysmokedweb also wrote something: Processing Community Day Bristol - Crispy Smoked Web

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Hey Becca, thanks for sharing. That event in 2019 was really the gateway to creative technology for me. Meeting you and many others was so formative for me. It’s a template for accessible community tech/art that I still carry with me.

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Hello, I’m Amy B. Woodman and I’m organizing the Portland PCD!

I don’t have a space or an agenda yet, just a dream to bring together anyone in PDX who’s interested in creative coding. Would anyone like to join me in planning this event? Let’s start chatting here.

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