International Generalists Day Amsterdam

International Generalist Day 2026 - Amsterdam Imagine walking into a room full of people with wildly different skills, interests and squiggly career paths. Now imagine they’re willing to teach you something. On September 15, Generalist World Amsterdam is back for our third International Generalist Day. We will be part of a global celebration bringing generalists together in cities around the world. Last time, 80 cities around the world and thousands of generalists joined in. And every year every city chooses their own format. So this year in Amsterdam we want to welcome you to the... Skill Bazaar 🎪 We asked our community one question: If you could teach people one thing in 10–15 minutes, what would it be? Nine generalists raised their hands. And what they’re bringing is, appropriately, a wonderfully mixed bag. Expect a mix of practical, creative, playful, work-related and the unexpected skills that you can have a taste of. There’s no stage and no long line-up of talks. Instead, our Skill Merchants set up around the space. The format: Pick a station. Learn something. Hear the bell. Move on and discover something new. Follow your curiosity, try a few things and meet the people around you. You might leave with something useful for tomorrow, or something completely unnecessary that you’re delighted to know. International Generalist Day is made by the community, for the community. This year, the community is the programme. 📅 September 15, 2026 🕖 19:00–21:00 📍 Amsterdam 🎪 9 Skill Merchants. Bitesized sessions. Btw Still burning to share something yourself? Our line-up is nearly set, but we’re generalists, we like leaving a door open. Reply to the event email and tell us what you’d love to teach. Come curious. See you at the bazaar. Shout out to Netlify for sponsoring International Generalist Day 2026! Netlify is how generalists gets an idea live on the web. One of our members put it simply: "I already had a plan for what I wanted to create, but it came up with solutions and ideas I'd never have thought of."