Update 2026-08-19: Moved to Bothell library, see location for more details.
Zig Day special! Andrew Kelley, president of the Zig Software Foundation, is planning on attending. (This is why it’s on a Sunday instead of the usual Saturday.)
Zig Day Seattle is a full day event where you can make and learn about Software You Can Love written in Zig. The event is focused on making friends, collaborating with each other, and honing our software engineering skills. Generally, that means working in pairs or groups to write some code and sharing it at the end of the day.
Learning is the key: feel free to experiment on your own, asking around when in doubt; or sit down with someone else and contribute to an existing Zig project.
Learn more about this event format.
The meeting room at Bothell Library.
NOT the Bellevue Library as originally scheduled. Apologies for the late shift to a less easily accessible location. I originally scheduled a room with enough space to accommodate more than doubling our usual attendance. However RSVPs are currently on track for 4 to 5 times the usual crowd. I spent multiple hours on multiple days looking for a better location, and this was the best option I could find. The choice was between losing out on the convenience of the location, or having to turn away people who wanted to come.
Bothell Library has a parking lot which should have enough space as it opens when Zig Day starts. The posted time limit is 4 hours, however you can validate your parking at the main desk so that your parking is valid the whole Zig Day.
Bothell Library is near several frequently running bus lines.
While you’re at it, you can sign up for notifications for future events at Get Notified.
For comments and questions, message ScottRedig on https://ziggit.dev