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The next Rust All Hands | Inside Rust Blog
Mara Bos on behalf of Leadership Council · 2025-09-30 · via Rust Blog

TL;DR: The Rust All Hands 2026 happens 21–23 May in Utrecht, Netherlands.

Register here.


Last May, more than 150 project members and invited guests came together at the largest in-person collaborative event in the history of the Rust project: the Rust All Hands 2025.

A large room full of Rustaceans smiling and cheering

During two full days, spread over 10 different meeting rooms, both pre-planned and ad-hoc discussions took place on a very wide range of topics. (See schedule and meeting notes.)

Many many long standing issues have been unblocked. Many new ideas were discussed, both small and big. Conflicts were resolved. Plans were made. And many personal connections were formed and improved. ❤

Jyn hosting a discussion in an open space with plants and some TVs on the wall

Additionally, several Rust project members gave talks to other project members and contributors, as part of the "Rust Project Track" at the RustWeek conference.

Michael Goulet (aka compiler-errors) giving a talk with a large projection of a code editor behind

The feedback from the participants was overwhelmingly positive with an average score of 9.5/10. The vast majority would like this to happen again next year, which is exactly what is happening!

Rust All Hands 2026

The Rust All Hands 2026 will again take place in Utrecht, the Netherlands as part of Rust Week 2026, hosted by RustNL. The RustWeek conference takes place on Tuesday (19 May) and Wednesday (20 May) followed by the three-day Rust All Hands on Thursday (21 May), Friday (22 May) and Saturday (23 May)!

The second conference day (Wednesday 20 May) will again include a "Rust Project Track", where Rust team members can give talks to other team members and current and future contributors.

If you are interested in being part of the Rust All Hands 2026, please register your interest here.

We'll be sending out formal invitations at a later point in time.

If you have any questions, please reach out to Mara on Zulip.

See you in Utrecht!