Parallel Society 2026
🔗 Get tickets for Day 1 and Day 2
Please note registration on the Luma page does not guarantee entry, tickets need to be purchased at the above link to confirm attendance
[counter cultural convergence]
A next-generation gathering. A merging of [un]conference and underground rave.
Rooted in internet culture, we bring together hackers and ravers, visionaries and radicals, to build a new cultural imagination.
Collectively organised. Co-curated. Immersive. Human-first. Not-for-profit.
A temporary autonomous zone where music, art, and technology converge.
Remix society with us.
day 1: [un]conference
A fluidly structured gathering of cutting-edge projects at the convergence of technology, open-source code, digital freedom, and hacktivist culture.
Our coalition members curate their own zones autonomously around the ideas they believe in, from decentralisation and open-source software to digital privacy and human governance.
Speakers Include:
Aaron R. Day - Chairman/CEO of the Daylight Freedom Foundation
Dr Agata Ferreira - Chief Legal Officer at the Institute of Free Technology
Amir Taaki - Darkfi
Bota Jardemalie - Kazakh Human Rights Defender
Dave Stann - Chief Architect at True Count Tech
Fatemeh Fannizadeh - Attorney, member of the Ethereum Foundation Silviculture Society
Guy-Louis Grau - Keycard Lead
Harry Halpin - CEO and co-founder of Nym Technologies
Igor Sirotin - Logos Messaging Lead
Jarrad Hope - Co-founder of Logos
Marina Markezic - Co-founder and Executive Director of the European Crypto Initiative
Mark Lutter - Founder and Executive Director of the Charter Cities Institute
Michael Holstein - Chief Communications & Content Officer and General Counsel at Charter Cities Institute
Pavel Zoneff - Director of Strategic Communications at the Tor Project
Rose O’Leary - DarkFi core developer and writer
Siaka Stevens - Co-founder of Sherbro Alliance Partners (SAP)
Tommaso Astazi - Policy Director of Blockchain for Europe (BC4EU)
Vít Jedlička - Founder and President of the Free Republic of Liberland
Day 2: cultural convergence
A cross-cultural composition of sounds, stories, and expression.
Weaving ideas, performance, and people together with creative workshops.
Featuring global acts, DJs, local artists, and activists alongside immersive installations, visuals, and projections.
No agenda, no directive. Attendees move to sessions they find interesting and leave those they don’t.
🔗 Get tickets for Day 1 and Day 2
Road to PS
With support from our coalition and allied communities, we’ll be hosting intimate cultural events and activations throughout the year as we warm up for PS. Expect music across the world.
Contribute
PS is a unique, bottom-up event – a celebration of collaboration and co-curation to expand and strengthen our coalition.
Have ideas for the main event or the warm-up initiatives? Share them with us! Want to help us make this the ultimate cultural gathering? Contact us to pitch in.
🔗 Click here to co-organise
🔗 Click here to volunteer