Recollect

Spark 2026 - A CAVAL Library Partners Expo
2026-08-05 - 2026-08-06 | The University Club of Australia, Australia
The CAVAL SPARK 2026 Expo focuses on innovation, collaboration and the practical application of emerging technologies across libraries and cultural institutions. With an emphasis on digital transformation, user experience, and future-ready services, SPARK brings together sector professionals to explore new approaches to managing, sharing and activating collections.
Recollect is attending with partner, DatacomIT, to demonstrate how its platform supports these priorities, enabling organisations to streamline collection management, enhance discovery through rich metadata, and foster deeper engagement through community-contributed content and storytelling.

Society Of Archivists
2026-07-29 - 2026-08-01 | Hyatt Regency New Orleans, United States
90th Annual Meeting of the Society of American Archivists…
The Society of American Archivists (SAA) hosted its first hybrid Annual Meeting in 2022. The 2026 Annual Meeting will be hybrid once again, connecting people in New Orleans, Louisiana and online.
A mixture of events, both in-person and virtual, spread across three days. All recorded education sessions will be made available to both in-person AND virtual attendees after the conference ends.
We’re at Booth #312 – come and say Hi!

American Library Association
2026-06-25 - 2026-06-29 | McCormick Place Chicago, United States
ALA 2026 Annual Conference & Exhibition (ALA Annual) returns to Chicago to celebrate a milestone and shape the future of libraries. Join us for more momentum, more meaningful in-person connections, and more practical ideas you can bring back to your community. Experience the energy, insight, and collaboration libraries need now.
Meet change-makers, idea-builders, and library leaders at the ALA 2026 Annual Conference & Exhibition as we mark ALA’s 150th Anniversary and look boldly to the future. This milestone gathering will bring together thousands of library professionals, educators, authors, publishers, and advocates from around the globe.
Together, we’ll celebrate libraries—and ignite the next era of innovation and access—through future-focused learning, powerful keynotes, transformative resources, and an overall commitment to building libraries that reflect the adaptive, inclusive, and community-driven world we want to live in.
Be part of the celebration. Be part of the future.
Come and say Hi – Brandy and Renee are on Booth 1514.

CAUL - Council of Australasian University Librarians
2026-06-16 | Te Papa, Wellington, New Zealand
The Council of Australasian University Librarians (CAUL) Exhibition Event 2026 is the premier opportunity to connect with key library personnel across Australia and, for the first time, in Aotearoa – New Zealand. We’re attending with our partner, NZMS and looking forward to an insightful event.
The event provides unparalleled networking opportunities and a platform to conduct essential procurement business. The event brings together library staff from acquisitions, collections, and procurement from across the region.
In 2026, the Exhibition Event will be held for the first time in Wellington, Aotearoa New Zealand, in addition to Melbourne and Sydney in Australia. The Exhibition Event provides a unique occasion for global publishers and vendors to showcase their products and services, engage with decision makers,
and build long-term relationships within the academic library community.

Local Government Technology Summit NSW 2026
2026-05-26 | The Fullerton Hotel, Sydney, Australia
The Local Government Technology Summit NSW 2026 brings together local government leaders and technology professionals to explore how digital innovation is transforming public services. Key themes include data-driven decision-making, digital service delivery, cybersecurity, and improving community engagement through technology.
The summit highlights how councils are modernising systems to better connect with citizens and unlock the value of their information assets.
Recollect is attending with partner, DatacomIT, to demonstrate how its platform supports these goals, enabling councils to manage and activate digital collections, preserve community history, and create more accessible, engaging public-facing services.
