Got questions? We've got answers.

Yes. A single ticket gives you access to both days of the event, October 9 and 10. There’s no need to buy one per day.

Festiva handles sales and payments, so refunds follow their terms. If you have a specific case, write to gdg.dominicana@gmail.com and we'll point you in the right direction.

Talks are short sessions on the main stage or in breakout rooms, open to every attendee. Workshops are hands-on, longer, and have limited capacity — it pays to arrive early.

Main stage talks are recorded and published on the GDG Santo Domingo YouTube channel, where you'll also find previous editions.

DevFest Santo Domingo 2026 runs on October 9–10 at the Biblioteca Nacional Pedro Henríquez Ureña, C. César Nicolás Penson 91, Gazcue, Santo Domingo. It is about a five-minute walk from the nearest metro station.

We're working out parking and transit details with the venue and will share them with registered attendees before the event. In the meantime, the map on the home page opens the exact location in Google Maps.

It depends on the sponsorship available each edition. If you're travelling from abroad and we select your talk, we'll discuss it case by case — get in touch and we'll look into it.

You can approach any organizer during the event, or write to gdg.dominicana@gmail.com. The Code of Conduct page explains the full process and how each report is handled.

We want everyone to be able to take part. If you need any accessibility accommodation, write to gdg.dominicana@gmail.com ahead of time and we'll sort it out with you.

Yes. Every ticket includes meals on both days. There will also be coffee and refreshments available throughout the day.

Yes, and you'll want it for the workshops. There will be Wi-Fi for attendees at the venue.