--- title: "Everything *[NYC] 2026" conference: "Everything *[NYC] 2026" dates: "September 9, 2026" venue: "Pioneer Works, Brooklyn NYC, NY 11231" description: "Where technical and creative thinkers explore how to build digital experiences that move people and the world forward." url: https://everything.sanity.io/ overview: https://everything.sanity.io/index.md --- # Everything *[NYC] 2026 ## Event **Everything *[NYC] 2026** *Powering Intelligence* - **Date:** September 9, 2026 - **Hours:** 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM ET - **Venue:** Pioneer Works, Brooklyn NYC, NY 11231 - **Weather estimate:** 68°F · Partly cloudy (estimate) Where technical and creative thinkers explore how to build digital experiences that move people and the world forward. Three acts: Building Agents & the Agentic Future (vision) → AI Content Operations in the Real World (practice) → The New Builders (possibility). ### Welcome *AI, Content Operations, and Culture* Everything NYC is where developers and creative thinkers come together to explore what it means to build digital experiences that move the world forward. From content operations to cultural impact. ## Agenda ### 8:00 AM · Registration + Breakfast *Break* Act: Register and Breakfast ### 9:00 AM · Welcome to Everything NYC 2026 *Opening* The content layer is the most strategic piece of the modern AI stack, and this room knows it first. Magnus and Simen open the day with where the industry actually stands. Structured content is how you communicate when agents are doing the talking. Speakers: Magnus Hillestad (CEO & Co-Founder, Sanity), Simen Svale (CTO & Co-Founder, Sanity) ### 9:25 AM · Meaning in the AI era *Keynote* AI changes how fast we can produce, but the struggle to make something that is actually meaningful for humanity, and the relationships and thoughtfulness that go into it, hasn't moved much. Paul opens Everything NYC by putting the day's technical conversations in that context, the one that matters. Speakers: Paul Ford (Co-Founder and Writer, Aboard) ### 10:05 AM · Coffee & networking *Break* ### 10:25 AM · Founders panel: The agentic stack *Keynote* Infrastructure founders on what happens when software is built by agents, consumed by agents, and integrated by agents. Speakers: David Crawshaw (Founder, exe.dev), Tido Carriero (VP of Engineering, Cursor), Simen Svale (CTO & Co-Founder, Sanity) ### 11:10 AM · Demo: When your content knows what it's up against *Demo* Act: Demo: When your content knows what it's up against Most content systems can tell you what's published. None can tell you whether it worked. Simen introduces Resonance, a content intelligence agent that reads what you publish the way your real audience does, and shows where it's failing to move a decision. Speakers: Simen Svale (CTO & Co-Founder, Sanity) ### 12:00 PM · Lunch *Break* ### 1:15 PM · AI content ops at scale: The new editorial operating model *Talk* What does it actually look like when a large organization runs content operations with AI as the operating model? Matt Chamberlain talks to David Annez about using Sanity as the backbone. Real systems, real tradeoffs, real outcomes. Speakers: Matt Chamberlain (Sr. Technical Product Manager, Braze), David Annez (SVP Engineering, Sanity), Anneke Glasius (Head of Product Design, Sanity) ### 1:55 PM · How we built the best user facing agent: Lessons from inside Sanity *Demo* The Sanity team has been building agents obsessively, in public, for months. Bree and Kevin bring the patterns and hard-won lessons to the stage. What works, what fails, and why structured content is what makes an agent communicate with intention. Speakers: Bree Hall (Senior Developer Content Lead, Sanity), Kevin Green (Engineer, Sanity) ### 2:35 PM · Coffee & demos *Break* ### 2:55 PM · Building agentic applications that ship *Panel* What it takes to get from demo to production — deployment, reliability, and infrastructure. Speakers: Andrew Qu (Chief of Software, Office of CTO, Vercel), David Annez (SVP Engineering, Sanity), Even Westvang (Co-founder & Product Manager, Sanity) ### 3:35 PM · Craft, interface, and meaning in the age of agents *Panel* When AI writes most of the code and content, what is the human actually doing? Speakers: Magnus Hillestad (CEO & Co-Founder, Sanity) ### 4:15 PM · Short break *Break* ### 4:30 PM · Information is liquid now: A conversation with Gina Chua *Talk* Gina Chua has spent two years watching one of journalism's most rigorous AI experiments unfold in real time. Her takeaway: information has gone liquid, flowing wherever an agent decides to put it. She joins Jesus to talk through what we owe the people who created it. Speakers: Gina Chua (Executive Director, Semafor · Tow-Knight Center), Jesus Requena (CMO, Sanity) ### 5:00 PM · First drink & art exhibition opens *Break* ### 5:15 PM · The creative side of AI *Creative* A live AI installation built with Sanity as the context and memory layer by Shohei Fujimoto. Speakers: Shohei Fujimoto (Artist in Residence, Shohei Fujimoto) ### 6:00 PM · Chill with the community: Food + drinks *Social* Exhibit open, networking, and celebration. ## Speakers Full profiles: [All speakers](https://everything.sanity.io/speakers.md) - **Paul Ford** — Co-Founder and Writer, Aboard - **Tido Carriero** — VP of Engineering, Cursor - **Matt Chamberlain** — Sr. Technical Product Manager, Braze - **David Crawshaw** — Founder, exe.dev - **Gina Chua** — Executive Director, Semafor · Tow-Knight Center - **Andrew Qu** — Chief of Software, Office of CTO, Vercel - **Shohei Fujimoto** — Artist in Residence, Shohei Fujimoto - **Bree Hall** — Senior Developer Content Lead, Sanity - **Kevin Green** — Engineer, Sanity - **David Annez** — SVP Engineering, Sanity - **Magnus Hillestad** — CEO & Co-Founder, Sanity - **Simen Svale** — CTO & Co-Founder, Sanity - **Even Westvang** — Co-founder & Product Manager, Sanity - **Jesus Requena** — CMO, Sanity ## Artist feature ### Shohei Fujimoto Artist feature Shohei Fujimoto (b. 1989, Kumamoto, Japan) is a Tokyo-based artist who explores the fundamental nature of perception from a primitive perspective. Through a process of distilling and reconstructing the underlying data and forms of various phenomena, he emphasizes their essence and creates complex sensory experiences imbued with new organic qualities. By blending digital and physical properties, Fujimoto challenges the interpretation of "reality," evoking a universal human sense that transcends individual perception. His works emphasize the unseen structures that shape our experience, inviting audiences to engage directly with the act of perception itself. Fujimoto has presented his installations internationally, including at ARTECHOUSE (New York, Washington D.C., Houston), Illuminate Adelaide (Australia), CONSTELLATIONS DE METZ (France), NOOR RIYADH (Saudi Arabia), SIGNAL Festival (Czech Republic), Berlin Atonal (Germany), and MUTEK (Tokyo, Montreal). Video: https://cdn.sanity.io/files/qi93bbbr/production/b1c3b8d3eda089186b889014b864e04083f34c64.mp4 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iTx-M-0IL6Y ## FAQ Detailed FAQ: [FAQ page](https://everything.sanity.io/faq.md) ### Is the venue accessible? Yes. Please reach out to everything@sanity.io if you need on-site assistance. ### Who do I contact if I have questions? Email everything@sanity.io and we will get back to you. ### Who is this event for? Sanity-loving developers, customer and partners exploring how to build agents, agentic applications or broad AI Content Operations. ### Will meals be provided? Yes — food, snacks, and coffee throughout the day; food trucks and bars in the backyard in the evening, all complimentary. ### Will there be a Discord for the event? Join the Sanity Community Discord server here! ### Will there be an after-party? Yes — DJs, drinks, and street food in the evening. ### Will this event be live-streamed? This event is in-person only for the live experience. Sessions will be available on demand after the event. ### Do I need to pay for my ticket? No — the event is free when you have a reserved spot. Transportation and accommodation are at your own expense. ### How do I convince my boss or leadership to approve my attendance? Use this email template to make the case for attending. ### How do I sign up? Head to the RSVP section of this page. Questions: everything@sanity.io ### How do I get to the venue? From Boerum Hill / Brooklyn Heights / Downtown Brooklyn: B61 bus to Van Brunt St/King St (~3 min walk). From DUMBO / Lower Manhattan: ferry to Red Hook docks at the venue. Further out: Uber/Lyft recommended. Nearest subway is ~15 min walk. ### Is there parking available? Pioneer Works does not offer on-site parking. Street parking is available in the neighborhood. ### What accommodation do you recommend? For convenience: Boerum Hill, Downtown Brooklyn, Brooklyn Heights, and DUMBO. Suggested hotels: NU Hotel Brooklyn; Ace Hotel Brooklyn; New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge; 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge; The Wall Street Hotel. ### What airports and train stations are recommended? Airports: JFK and LGA. Train Station: Penn Station. ## Code of conduct This event brings our community together to share ideas, creativity, and inspiration. Our goal is for every participant — attendees, speakers, sponsors, and staff — to feel safe, respected, and included. This Code of Conduct applies throughout the venue, during sessions, workshops, and networking activities, as well as at any social gatherings connected to the event. ### The Short Version At Everything [NYC], everyone deserves a positive and safe experience. Harassment, exclusion, or discrimination of any kind will not be tolerated. We celebrate diversity across age, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, race, ethnicity, nationality, and religion (or lack thereof). Respect for others should be reflected in everything you say, do, or share. ### Expected Behavior - Be respectful and inclusive in all interactions. - Listen actively and give space for different perspectives. - Contribute constructively to talks, workshops, and networking. - Respect personal boundaries, including consent for photos or personal conversations. - Follow venue safety and health guidelines. ### Unacceptable Behavior Unacceptable behavior includes (but is not limited to): - Harassment or offensive comments related to gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, appearance, race, age, or religion. - Purposeful misgendering or exclusionary language. - Sexual or violent jokes, images, or advances. - Intimidation, stalking, or unwanted physical contact. - Disrupting talks, workshops, or networking spaces. - Threatening behavior, physical violence, or bringing weapons. ### Consequences If someone engages in unacceptable behavior, organizers may take the following actions: - Issue a warning with clear expectations for future behavior. - Remove the individual from the event without refund. - Restrict access to future Sanity events. ### Reporting If you experience or witness behavior that violates this Code of Conduct, please report it immediately. Speak directly with a Sanity staff member (CREW t-shirts) or email everything@sanity.io during or after the event. All reports will be handled promptly and respectfully. ### Emergency & Support Contacts For emergencies, dial 911. - NYC Well Crisis Helpline: 1-888-692-9355 (NYC-WELL) - U.S. National Suicide & Veteran Crisis Hotline: 988 (call or text) - TTY (for hearing-impaired): 711, then 988 Together, let's make Everything [NYC] a safe, respectful, and inspiring event for everyone. ## Venue ### Pioneer Works, Brooklyn NYC 159 Pioneer St, Brooklyn, NY 11231 Contemporary art center in Red Hook, Brooklyn — home of Everything NYC 2026. More: [Venue page](https://everything.sanity.io/venue.md) ## More content This document summarizes the terminal homepage. 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