Recollect

AALSH and National Council on Public History
2026-09-16 - 2026-09-19 | Rhode Island Convention Center, Providence, Rhode Island, United States
The Work of Revolution…
In September 2026, the American Association for State and Local History (AASLH) and the National Council on Public History (NCPH) will be holding a joint conference in Providence, Rhode Island. This will be a unique opportunity to reach people across the public history field, including
We anticipate over 1,400 attendees. Between our two organizations we have over 50,000 email contacts for our weekly email blasts and over 40,000 followers on social media.

SPUN - Spydus User Group Conference
2026-10-21 - 2026-10-23 | Stamford Plaza Brisbane, Australia
SPUN is an independent and active member-run user group with regular meetings and an annual conference. Members are from all types of libraries across Australia and overseas. Its incorporated in NSW and the elected SPUN Executive members run the organisation on a volunteer basis.
SPUN is an association that aims to:

provide its members with channels to gather and disseminate information about the Spydus software system
to liaise with the vendors of Spydus (Civica) on matters of interest to the group
to liaise with other relevant user groups in Australia and overseas
to promote co-operation between members and other appropriate organisations
to provide a forum for co-operative ventures.

The Spydus User Group Conference take place Brisbane at the Stamford Plaza Brisbane on Wed, 21 Oct – Fri, 23 Oct.

SWITCH 2026 - Australia
2026-11-10 - 2026-11-13 | Bathhurst Memorial Entertainment Centre, Australia
SWITCH 2026 centres on the transformation of public libraries in a rapidly changing digital and social landscape, with key themes including innovation in service delivery, community connection, and the adoption of emerging technologies. The event explores how libraries can adapt to evolving user expectations while continuing to provide inclusive, accessible spaces for learning, creativity, and local storytelling.
Attending with partner, DatacomIT, Recollect is attending to showcase how its platform supports these priorities, enabling libraries to manage and activate digital collections, encourage community contribution, and provide flexible, culturally appropriate access to content.
