About

WordCamp Boston is an annual conference celebrating WordPress, the open source software that powers over 28% of the internet. We’ll have lecture-style sessions, panels, and workshops about WordPress and the tech industry. If sitting in talks all day isn’t your thing, we’ll also have an open area where you can chat with other WordPress users, and a volunteer-staffed help desk for your questions.

Location

George Sherman Union
775 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, MA 02215

The venue is accessible via the MBTA Green Line “B” Branch at the “BU Central” stop. Parking will be available but not free, we encourage you to take public transportation if possible. For information about the T, including accessibility of stations, visit the MBTA website.

Parking

Attendees can park in the Granby lot or the the Warren Towers lot at BU. This is about a 5 minute walk to the venue. The daily rate is $12. There should be plenty of street parking available on Sunday.

We will have a small number of closer parking spaces reserved for people who need them, which can be requested on the registration form.

Hotels Nearby

Holiday Inn Boston-Brookline, 1200 Beacon Street, Brookline

This hotel is about 1 mile from the conference venue, also in Brookline along the MBTA Green “C” Line, in a nice residential neighborhood, surrounded by brownstones and tree lined streets.

The Holiday Inn is offering a reduced rate for WordCamp participants and attendees. You can book directly with them using reservation # 855-813-9839 or with this WordCamp Boston Booking Link. Use booking code WOR.

The Courtyard By Marriott, 40 Webster Street, Brookline

This hotel is about a 2 mile walk from the Boston University George Sherman Union, or you can use the MBTA Green line (Green line C inbound to Kenmore, switch to outbound B line, or just take the C line inbound to Hawes Street and walk half a mile).

Accessibility

For more information about the accessibility of the event and venue, check out our accessibility page.

Map of the Venue

Map of the second floor, the main level for the conference. This level has the sponsor and food area, the two larger track rooms, plus the central space used for the keynotes, happiness bar, and general gatherings. Click image for larger view.

Map of the third floor, balcony level. This level has the two other track rooms, along with the gender neutral bathroom, quiet area (room 315), and nursing mother’s room (room 320). Click image for larger view.

(credit to Arthur Shlain at Noun Project for icons in map)