Silicon Valley Singles Conference 2026: What to Expect

Jul 8

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Silicon Valley Singles Conference 2026 graphic highlighting faith, connection, service, outdoor activities, dancing, and Sunday worship

Thinking about coming to the Silicon Valley Singles Conference 2026? Expect a weekend built around faith, friendship, learning, service, adventure, music, laughter, and meaningful connection.

The conference brings together Latter-day Saint singles ages 31+ from throughout California and beyond for a Christ-centered weekend in the San Francisco Bay Area.

This year’s theme is: Connected in Christ - Creating Spiritual Bandwidth in a Digital World. In a world where we are more digitally connected than ever, the conference is designed to create space for deeper connection with Jesus Christ and with one another.

The main conference takes place Saturday, September 26, 2026, at 4977 San Felipe Rd., San Jose, with optional activities Friday, September 25 and Sunday, September 27.

Saturday: The Main Conference Day

Saturday begins with breakfast and three workshop sessions, followed by lunch and the conference keynote. The afternoon opens into a wide variety of activities, excursions, games, and service opportunities. Then everyone returns for dinner and the Barn Dance & Saturday Night Social, featuring dancing, live music, karaoke, games, speed networking, a photo booth, and plenty of opportunities to keep connecting. The goal is more than simply attending sessions. It is to participate, connect, serve, learn, and experience something together.

See the full schedule at svsingles.org/conf-schedule.

Start Early on Friday

For those arriving early, Friday begins with a relaxed Beach Day at Twin Lakes State Beach in Santa Cruz. The day includes a beach BBQ, volleyball, time to relax and socialize, plus free kayaking and paddleboarding in the afternoon.

Beach signup: svsingles.org/beach

Friday evening continues with hosted dinner options, dessert, games, and Blind Cupid at the San Felipe conference venue.

Later that night, the energy shifts to the Back to the 80s Afterparty + ATTUNE Launch Experience in Menlo Park, with a live DJ, dancing, karaoke, games, refreshments, complimentary massages, ATTUNE activities, and prize drawings.

Afterparty RSVP: svsingles.org/afterparty ATTUNE: svsingles.org/attune

Meet Before You Meet with ATTUNE

ATTUNE is the conference’s pre-event matching and connection experience. Registered attendees can create a profile and receive personalized introductions before arriving, so a few faces may already feel familiar when the weekend begins. The idea is simple: make it easier to start conversations naturally and create meaningful connections before you even walk through the door.

Learn more at svsingles.org/attune.

Choose Your Saturday Adventure

Saturday afternoon is designed to give attendees choices. Options include catamaran sailing along the California coast, archery, hiking, a picture scavenger hunt, Minute to Win It, and service projects. Service opportunities include preparing sack lunches for Love Never Fails International, decorating Books of Mormon with personal testimonies for missionaries to share, and helping with The Magic Yarn Project. Whether you prefer adventure, service, laughter, or a quieter opportunity to talk, there is something for nearly every personality.

Explore the full activity lineup at svsingles.org/activities.

Sunday: Worship, Music, and a Meaningful Finish

Sunday gives everyone a chance to slow down and close the weekend on a more spiritual note. The day includes choir practice, church and worship together, a Linger Longer, and a Special Musical Devotional & Closing Mingling. It is a chance to reflect on the weekend and return to the conference’s central purpose: connection through Christ.

Come for More Than a Schedule

A conference can look like a list of activities on paper. The real experience happens in the conversations between sessions, the people you sit next to at lunch, the laughter during an activity, the service you do together, the music you share, and the friendships that begin unexpectedly. You may come for the workshops. You may come for the activities. You may come because a friend invited you, You may even come feeling a little unsure. That is completely okay.

Sometimes the most meaningful part of the weekend begins with simply deciding to show up.