How to Find Your People at Dreamforce 2026: A Trailblazer Community Guide

# Where to start If you want human connection at Dreamforce 2026, go to the Trailblazer Community spaces first. The Community Cove (level 2, Moscone West) is the main gathering point and has doubled in size this year to give you more room to meet peers, attend Trailblazer Theater sessions, and take part in hands-on activities.

# What's new and important on campus

• Community Cove: doubled capacity, Trailblazer Theater for luminary speakers (Parker Harris is listed), and a place to create a personalized Trailblazer Card to collect contacts across campus. Use the "Community Speaker" filter in My Agenda to find sessions led by fellow Trailblazers.
• Trailblazer Forest: located on level 1 of Moscone West, designed for admins, developers, and architects. Expect technical demos and hands-on experiences that bring Agentic Enterprise concepts to life—Agentforce, Headless 360, Slack, and Data 360 are showcased so you can see end-to-end scenarios and practical implementation patterns.

# Community moments by day (pick a few and add to your agenda)

• Newbie Reunion Breakfast (network + Project Night Night donation opportunity)
• First Timers Experience and Own Your First Dreamforce Without the Overwhelm (practical orientation)
• Mindful Drawing for Busy Tech Brains Meetup
• BobaBlazers Meetup (nonprofit-focused)
• Ask Us Anything: Salesforce MVPs (high-energy Q&A)

• Meetup: It's LEGO Time!
• Women in Tech Meetup
• Lip Sync Battle and Concert Buddies for Dreamfest

• True to the Core: Live Q&A with Product Leaders
• Origami and Mindful Connection Meetup

# How to prioritize your time

• "Don't forget the number one reason to attend an in-person event is the people. Make time in your schedule to stop, network and hang out with other attendees. These connections can be the most impactful and memorable part of the conference." – Monica Sandberg

• "You can't teleport. Schedule time to walk across the Dreamforce campus in between sessions." – Becka Miller
• "Sneakers are a must, you are going to get your steps in, and your feet will thank you later." – Nicole Pomponio

# After Dreamforce: keep the momentum Community stays active year-round. Look for local Trailblazer groups, community-led conferences like Dreamin' events, and the broader Salesforce community ecosystem to continue conversations and learning beyond the event.

# Quick checklist before you arrive

• Add Community Cove and Trailblazer Forest sessions to your agenda.
• Create your Trailblazer Card on-site to speed up networking.
• Book hands-on technical sessions immediately.
• Pack comfortable shoes and plan walking time between venues.
• Mark the 20-year community celebration: Howard Street, Sep 15, 5–6 PM.

If your goal is practical connections and usable skills, prioritize people-first sessions, hands-on demos, and the meetups that match your role or interest areas.