DWeb Camp Cascadia Program and Schedule
We are all creating this event together! Find ways to participate — take part in unconference, take part in workshops and activities, and share your talents, relax, enjoy, and be in the moment.
Featuring two days of unconference to jam on emergent topics such as decentralization, composting, wikis, content technologies, immigration, old and new AI, archiving, food production, collaboration, Salt Spring communities, future memories, civics, and solar punk speculative fiction!
Program
You can open the full schedule here.
Schedule Overview

Key Points
- Check in opens at 5pm on Thursday, July 30. Set up Camp!
- Camp official starts at 9:30am on Friday, July 31 and closes after dinner on Sunday, August 2nd, wrapping with an Open Mic you will want to be at.
- Campground must be clear by 12 noon on Monday, August 3.
- Quiet hours (no amplified sound) are 10pm-8am outdoors, 11pm indoors.
Morning Session Themes
You can expect in the Morning Sessions a variety of talks with Q&A, workshops and dialogues on such themes as:
- Demos of decentralized technologies
- Co-op models and open source design
- Regenerative Agriculture, hearing direct from farmers and homesteaders how they build soil, grow food and community, exploring what open tech and open ag share in common in an interactive workshop
- Values-based business design from a practical Indigenous lens
- Future visioning, drawing on solarpunk ideals and pangan economics
Stay tuned for the detailed schedule.
Unconference
For two half-days during camp, campers decide the agenda. This format fosters peer-to-peer learning, collaboration and creativity. Bring your own ideas and inquiries. No preparation is required, just come with your shoes-off self.
Field Trips
On Sunday afternoon, we have a selection of local field trips which campers sign up for in advance, and lots of open space and time at the beautiful grounds of the Farmer's Institute for emergent explorations.
- Back by popular demand! The Garden greenhouse tour with Jane Squier
- Burgoyne Bay Hike & Swim — take a leisurely dip in the westerly waters of the Salish Sea surrounding Salt Spring Island
- Forest Gardens tour with Nick Jones
- Entelechy Ecovillage tour and Mesh Node Installation Workshop