GeneaBloggers has partnered with Projectkin for the RootsTech 2026 Ride Along.

What does this mean? If genealogy, ancestors, local history, and preserving family stories are your thing, do join us for the RootsTech 2026 Ride Along!

ALL ATTENDEES

• REGISTER for the 2026 RootsTech conference. It’s free for virtual attendees.
• PLAN your schedule using the RootsTech App available for Android and iOS devices.
• SHARE plans and reactions to the event via RideAlongPartners.org to expand the reach of your posts and recordings with GeneaBloggers & Projectkin collaborators, and in the wider genealogy community.
• GEEK OUT over the posts and recordings of GeneaBloggers and Projectkin Ride Along participants.
• DISCOVER Relatives at RootsTech using the RootsTech App.
• GET SWAG to buy or DIY.
• JOIN a watch party by dropping a line to: .
• WATCH the LIVE broadcast of Mondays with Myrt – 2 March 2026 at Noon Eastern, (10am local Mountain) featuring early arriving RootsTech speakers, exhibitors, and attendees.

IN-PERSON ATTENDEES

• PARTICIPATE in the LIVE stream broadcast of Mondays with Myrt – 2 March 2026 at the “glass-enclosed nerve center” (3rd floor conference room) of the FamilySearch Library, 35 N West Temple. Salt Lake City, UT. 
• LUNCH with Myrt and the gang 12:20pm to 2pm Tuesday, 3 Mar 2026 at the Radisson, 215 W South Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah. If the Presidential Suite is ready, I’ll let you all know, and the meal will be catered. Otherwise, we will dine Dutch Treat at the restaurant in the hotel.
• HELP at Booth #1600 in the exhibit hall by signing up here.
  
• RECORD a spotaneous interview at the GeneaBloggers Projectkin Booth #1600. Myrt will have her tripod at the ready. Let’s hear what you’ve learned at RootsTech.
• PRESERVE a family story by signing up for time in a Recording Booth across from Booth #1600 as shown in the map above.

ABOUT RootsTech
RootsTech is the indeed the largest family history conference in the world with both live and on demand genealogy classes for researchers with ancestors from all over the world. Sponsored by FamilySearch, the conference is held annually at the Salt Palace in downtown Salt Lake City, Utah. The website has a library of hundreds of hours of previous classes and handouts.

All best,
Myrt