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69 listed worldwide, in date order.
This event features a movie screening of Spider-Man: Brand New Day at Atlantic Station in Atlanta. It offers a casual setting for attendees to watch a film together and socialize. It is suitable for those interested in a relaxed community gathering rather than a traditional startup-focused event.
People from Atlanta gather in small groups to discuss the impact of AI on themselves, their families, and their community. This event is for anyone interested in exploring AI issues through conversation rather than expert presentations or pitches. Attendees exchange perspectives to identify local challenges and actions related to AI effects on society.
This event concerns the future leadership and continuation of the DBAtlanta group based in Atlanta. The organizer is retiring and looking for someone interested in taking over the group to keep it active. Participants are invited to express their interest or provide feedback to influence future meetings.
This event is an in-person meetup for the IBM Data and AI community in Atlanta. It is designed for data scientists, AI practitioners, and professionals interested in Data and AI to meet and network. Attendees can engage informally with peers and learn about activities under new local leadership.
Bitcoin Builders is a meetup for people exploring Bitcoin from a product perspective. The event focuses on tools, apps, and services that support Bitcoin development. It is designed for individuals interested in building and improving Bitcoin-related products in Atlanta.
DC470 Meetup is a networking event held in Atlanta for startup community members to connect and collaborate. The exact venue details are being finalized. This event offers an opportunity for local founders and operators to engage with peers and build relationships in person.
The Monthly 2600 Meeting brings together people interested in hacking and technology in Atlanta. Attendees discuss topics related to ethical hacking and computer security. It is for hackers and technologists to share knowledge and network in person.
TechTalkWalk is a casual in-person networking event for people in tech and tech-adjacent fields in Atlanta. Participants walk together to foster meaningful connections before major tech events in the city. The event also features a giveaway of conference passes to RenderATL, providing added value for attendees interested in the local tech scene.
Atlanta Tech Week Day Two is a citywide event showcasing Atlanta's technology and innovation community across multiple venues in Castleberry Hill and South Downtown. Entrepreneurs, creatives, and tech leaders gather to explore startups, entertainment, and cultural hubs. The event supports networking and celebrating the city's emerging tech ecosystem.
Attendees will learn how to build AI teammates using Amazon Bedrock and Claude Code that integrate with real development workflows. The workshop covers standards, reusable workflows, governance, and human-in-the-loop review for secure and scalable AI solutions. It is designed for developers, product teams, analysts, and technical leaders aiming to implement enterprise AI responsibly.
This event gathers people across the Atlanta tech community for a lively in-person networking evening at Palate Atlanta Tasting Room. Attendees can connect with others involved in building, investing, hiring, and creating within the tech ecosystem. It offers a social setting to share ideas and perspectives while tapping into the local tech momentum.
This event features influential tech speakers sharing their career stories and lessons learned with Atlanta’s developer communities. It is designed for technically minded people at various career stages looking for insights and conversations about the future of the industry. Attendees can hear from speakers and join a panel discussion before socializing with peers.
This event is a joint meetup during Atlanta Tech Week featuring speakers from Meet Atlanta Tech Week and RenderATL. It is intended for the local tech community in Atlanta to connect and share insights on technology and innovation. Attendees can engage with fellow professionals and gain exposure to regional tech initiatives.
This event hosts civic-minded people working on social good tech projects. Attendees connect and collaborate on projects that may include coding and technology for public benefit. It is designed for individuals interested in civic technology and social impact in Atlanta.
IBM hosts a hands-on workshop during Atlanta Tech Week for developers, architects, and technical practitioners. Participants will engage with IBM's technology and tools in a practical setting. This event is designed to provide technical skills and experience relevant to software development and architecture.
Hack RenderATL is a 24-hour hackathon where participants build technology that creates positive social impact and benefits local communities. It is open to developers, designers, product managers, and beginners who want to collaborate and innovate using local data and social good tracks. Attendees can work asynchronously while attending RenderATL conference sessions and showcase their projects to compete for awards.
Nicole Granath from Fifty Years presents strategies for scientists and engineers to transition from research to founding deep tech startups. The event covers identifying impactful ideas, navigating IP and funding, and scaling breakthrough technology into companies. Attendees will learn from real examples of successful deep tech ventures and gain insight into building generational companies.
This Bitcoin-focused meetup takes place at ATL BitLab in Atlanta. It provides a space for community members interested in Bitcoin and cryptocurrency to network and discuss relevant topics. Attendees can connect with others who share an interest in the future ownership and impact of Bitcoin.
Atlanta DUG! Please join us for our next in-person meetup. The event will happen at the Microsoft office at Atlantic Station on August 13th, 3-5 PM. We have created the below agenda structure based on feedback from our previous session - please fill out the following survey to help us pick the topics: DUG Topic Survey Date: August 13th, 3:00 - 5:00 PM Agenda: 3:00pm - Intros and housekeeping 3:10pm - TBA 3:45pm - Break and networking - opportunity to share open jobs 4:15pm - TBA 5:00pm - Closing Notes Location: Microsoft Office at Atlantic Station \\As part of Microsoft's security policy, every guest must be preregistered with a first and last name so that they can properly check IDs upon arrival. Please fill out the survey at https://forms.office.com/r/7Fqr2c6FHL to provide necessary information for registration. Parking and check-in information will be provided after registration.\\
This event brings together Atlanta's enterprise leaders, investors, and founders to explore technology innovations in industrials, transportation, and life sciences. It focuses on investment insights and networking opportunities with builders shaping the next wave of technology. Attendees can also enjoy immersive entertainment in a unique venue during Atlanta Tech Week.
This event hosts a casual happy hour focused on health innovation during Atlanta Tech Week. It is designed for healthtech founders, operators, investors, and others interested in the local ecosystem to engage in meaningful conversations about building in Atlanta. Attendees can connect without formal pitches or presentations in a relaxed environment.
Stop just talking about AI—start hiring one. Designed specifically for tech entrepreneurs and corporate leaders who are new to AI, the GAIL Executive Accelerator is an exclusive, 5-week hybrid certification study group and CodeJam. This program bridges high-level business strategy with real-world technical execution, giving you the tools to build, train, and deploy your company’s first autonomous AI workforce. Powered by breakthrough technology fresh from Google I/O 2026, this accelerator demystifies artificial intelligence and equips you with the foundational vocabulary and strategic framework to scale your business—no prior technical or coding experience required. What You’ll Achieve Master Spec-Driven Development: Learn how to translate executive vision into structured, task-driven specifications that allow AI tools to handle complex business workflows. Hands-On Execution: Work directly with cutting-edge tools like Google Antigravity under the mentorship of Google Developer Group (GDG) Leads and Google Developer Experts (GDEs). Actionable Scaling Strategy: Step away with working AI prototypes and a clear roadmap for integrating autonomous digital workflows into your organization. The Experience Built around the demanding schedules of founders and executives, this program pairs flexible digital learning with high-impact, in-person execution: In-Person Evening CodeJams (6:00 PM – 8:00 PM): Pull back the curtain on hands-on technical execution. Led by GDG Atlanta Leads, GDEs, and GDG on Campus representatives, these interactive Codelabs guide you through building real AI solutions using Google Antigravity. Agenda --- Hosted By Cinamon White, Founder Zach Farley, Organizer Kate Hargrove, Organizer Soumya Sinha, Lead Organizer Jessica Rudd, Senior Data Engineer Complete your event RSVP here: https://gdg.community.dev/events/details/google-gdg-atlanta-presents-building-your-first-ai-employee-the-gail-executive-accelerator/.
This event is a morning jog of approximately 3.5 miles for founders, investors, and friends in the startup ecosystem during Atlanta Tech Week. Participants meet at The Biltmore Ballrooms to connect, exercise, and share ideas before the day's events. It offers a casual setting to build relationships and network in Atlanta's tech community.
This event offers a chance to connect with Atlanta’s startup community over coffee and breakfast at WeWork CODA. It is designed for founders, operators, investors, students, and builders looking to network before attending the day’s programming during Atlanta Tech Week. Participants can drop in anytime between 8:00 and 10:00 AM to make connections and start their day.