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Talks, workshops and a walk for people who love maps
Pittsburgh Map Day
Saturday, June 12, 2027
9:30 am to 6 pm, Smallman Street Hall, Strip District
Tickets $25, students $10
64 of 220 spots left
40.45° N, 79.98° WProgram · Saturday, June 12
Talks in the morning, maps in the afternoon
Every talk is thirty minutes with questions. Slides go up on this page the week after.
- 9:30Doors, coffee and name badges
- 10:00The bus map nobody asked forShreya Iyer, transit rider and map makerMain hall
- 10:40Mapping every set of city stepsTom Kaminski, OpenStreetMap volunteerMain hall
- 11:20Coffee
- 11:40Folding a map so it folds backHannah Cole, print designerMain hall
- 12:20Lunch: pierogies from the church kitchen down the street
- 1:30Workshops: your first OpenStreetMap edit, or draw your block by handMarcus Bell and Ana RuizRooms A and B
- 3:30Lightning talks, five minutes eachSign up at the deskMain hall
- 4:30Walk across the three sister bridgesMeet at the door
- 6:00Drinks at the bar on the corner
Speakers
Five people who make maps
- SI
Shreya Iyer
Rides the 54 daily and redraws its map
- TK
Tom Kaminski
Has mapped 400 sets of city steps so far
- HC
Hannah Cole
Print designer, folds things for a living
- MB
Marcus Bell
Leads the OpenStreetMap workshop
- AR
Ana Ruiz
Illustrator, leads the drawing workshop
Register
220 spots, one Saturday
A ticket gets you the talks, one afternoon workshop, the coffee and the walk. Refunds until June 1.
Ticket
Afternoon workshop
Card payment through Stripe.
Pay $25
Getting there
Smallman Street Hall
- Ten minutes' walk from downtown along Smallman Street.
- Bike racks out front, street parking on Saturdays.
- Step-free entrance, and an elevator up to Room B.
- A quiet room upstairs if the hall gets too much.
Past years
Last June, in pictures
Slides from every talk since 2024 are on the past years page.
Pittsburgh Map Day is a made-up event.
Try it with your eventSign-ups that stop at the last seat
Tell the agent how many people fit in the hall and in each workshop. The form counts every sign-up, closes a session when it is full and keeps a waiting list after that, and a page only you can open shows who is coming.
Spots left · Pittsburgh Map Day
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152 of 220 taken
Sign-ups · Saturday morning
Admin
- 9:12Mei LinDay ticket, Your first OpenStreetMap edit67left
- 9:30Priya NatarajanDay ticket, Draw your block by handDraw your block · full66left
- 9:37Diego OrtegaStudent ticket, Draw your block by handWaiting list65left
- 9:41Joanne WhitfieldDay ticket, Your first OpenStreetMap edit64left
A Saturday morning at Pittsburgh Map Day. The second sign-up took the last seat in the drawing workshop, so the third went onto its waiting list.
People buy tickets right on your page
If the day costs money, connect your own Stripe account and people pay on your site, with the money going to your Stripe account. Macaly adds no fee, and Stripe's usual fees apply. A free meetup keeps the plain sign-up form.
Register · step 2 of 2
Your order
- Day ticketSaturday, June 12$25
- WorkshopYour first OpenStreetMap edit, Room AIncluded
- Pierogi lunchPotato and cheese$8
Card payment through Stripe. Refunds until June 1.
The program on everyone's phone
On the day people open your link to see what is on now and in which room. If a talk moves, tell the agent and publish, and the link they already have shows the new room.
Program · Saturday
- 11:20CoffeeBy the windows
- 11:40Folding a map so it folds backMain hallNow
- 12:20Lunch: pierogiesUpstairs
- 1:30Your first OpenStreetMap editRoom A
- 1:30Draw your block by hand
Room BMain hallMoved - 3:30Lightning talksMain hall
The same page after the day
Send the agent your photos and the links to the slides, and give it next year's date. The address stays the same, and people who missed it leave an email for next time.
June 2027 · thank you
Thanks for coming to Pittsburgh Map Day
The photos are below and every talk's slides are on the past years page.
Next one
Saturday, June 10, 2028
Questions organizers ask
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Yes. Tell the agent how many people can come, and how many fit in each workshop or session. The form counts the sign-ups, stops taking them at the limit and can keep a waiting list after that.
Yes. Connect your own Stripe account and people pay on your page, with the money going to your account. Macaly adds no fee, and Stripe's usual processing fees apply. You can try the whole payment flow in test mode first; real payments start once Stripe has verified your account and the site is published.
Into your project's own database, where you can read and edit them and download a full backup as a ZIP file. You can also ask the agent for a page behind a login that lists everyone with the session they picked, and, on a paid plan, for an email to yourself each time someone signs up.
The page confirms each sign-up on screen straight away. Emails to the people who signed up are not built in. If you want them, connect your Gmail and the agent can send each person a reply from your own address. Each email it sends uses credits.
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It stays at the same address. Attach the photos in the chat as PNG or JPG files, add the links to the slides and next year's date, and swap the ticket form for a short one that collects emails for the next event.
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