Attend KINBERCON 2025
Join the thinkers, changemakers, and leaders building a more inclusive and innovative digital future.
Join Us for KINBERCON 2025 – October 16 and 17 at the Lancaster County Convention Center in historic downtown Lancaster!
Don’t miss the opportunity to learn, connect, and grow with 250+ leaders and changemakers from across education, government, healthcare, tech, nonprofits and more - coming together to exchange ideas, grow visibility, and create lasting impact.
Why Attend?
Whether you're a technologist, educator, advocate, policymaker, or community leader, KINBERCON brings together people passionate about building a more connected, accessible, and equitable digital world.
✨ What you can expect:
🗣 Featured Speakers kick off the conference with Drew Garner, Director of Policy Engagement at the Benton Institute for Broadband & Society, as our Welcome Session Speaker. Join us and close out the day with Dr. Nicol Turner Lee, author of “Digitally Invisible” and a leading voice in digital opportunity and access as she captivates our audience with her dinner keynote.
🌐 Collaborative Networking with changemakers from nonprofits, government, education, healthcare, tech, and grassroots organizations.
🔥 20+ Expert-Led Sessions exploring Digital Access & Opportunity, AI & Innovative Solutions, Cybersecurity, and Advancing Cyberinfrastructure
🛠️ Don’t miss our sponsorships at the Exhibitor Expo, hands-on workshops, and so much more!
📅 Key Event Details
Date: October 16-17, 2025
Location: Lancaster County Convention Center
Format: In-person attendance only
Hotel Room Bock: click here to get the $179.00/night room rate before it fills up!
THINGS TO DO IN
Downtown Lancaster
FULTON THEATRE: one of the oldest continuously operating theaters in the United States. Originally a jail, it evolved into a community hall before becoming a performance venue in 1873. Today, it hosts a variety of live performances and offers tours that delve into its rich history.
CENTRAL MARKET: the nation's oldest continuously operating farmers' market. Housed in a Victorian building since 1889, it offers a diverse array of fresh produce, meats, cheeses, and baked goods from local vendors.
SOUTHERN MARKET: built as a farmers’ market in 1888, Lancaster’s iconic Southern Market once again brings people together over food.
LANCASTER MUSEUM OF ART: showcases regional artists and offers rotating exhibitions, workshops, and lectures. It's a hub for the local art community and a great place to immerse yourself in Lancaster's creative scene.
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS MONUMENT: located in Penn Square, this 43-foot Gothic Revival monument was dedicated in 1874 to honor Union soldiers from Lancaster County. It stands on the site of the old Lancaster Courthouse, where the Second Continental Congress met in 1777.
STEINMAN HARDWARE STORE: this historic hardware store building is now home to South County Brewing Company. The structure itself is a testament to Lancaster's rich architectural heritage.
