Events for you

Join us every Thursday at Impact Hub Lisbon Baixa Chiado for a day of focused work, collaboration, and good vibes. Whether you’re a freelancer, remote worker, startup founder, or just settling in Lisbon, this is a great opportunity to connect with a welcoming community in a bright and central space. What to Expect — A full day of coworking in a comfortable and inspiring environment — Coffee, tea, and cookies to keep you fueled — A productive yet relaxed atmosphere After your trial, we’ll share more details and a special offer on membership plans if you’d like to continue. 📍 Limited spots available—reserve yours!

Gather together with fellow USC Marshall + Leventhal alumni in San Diego to celebrate the power of the Trojan family! It's a great opportunity to reconnect with fellow alumni, make new connections, and enjoy delicious Italian cuisine. This is networking done right! Join us on the 3rd Friday of every month. (February 20, March 20, April 17, May 15, June 19, July 17, August 21, September 18, October 16, & November 20) Don't miss out on this chance to expand your network. See you there. Registration: There is no admission charge. All attendees will order and pay for their own lunch at the restaurant. Kindly register on Eventbrite so we can anticipate the number of attendees. Register for each individual month as you are able to attend. ALL Trojan alumni, friends, and colleagues are welcome, so invite your friends! Any questions, please text Tony Landingham (805) 990-8669 or Edwin Chen (858) 354-3264. University’s Notice of Non-Discrimination These events are open to all eligible individuals. Marshall School of Business operates all of its programs and activities consistent with the University’s Notice of Non-Discrimination. Eligibility is not determined based on race, sex, ethnicity, sexual orientation, or any other prohibited factor. University’s Accessibility Clause USC is committed to making its events accessible to individuals with disabilities. If you need accommodations in order to participate in this event, you may contact the USC Marshall and Leventhal Alumni Association at alumni@marshall.usc.edu . Individuals requiring accommodations or auxiliary aids such as sign language interpreters/real time captioners and alternative format materials are asked to notify us at least seven days prior to the event. Every reasonable effort will be made to provide accommodations in an effective and timely manner.

Let's be honest... Mondays can feel a little slow. We're changing that. Every Monday at Impact Hub Baixa Chiado, bring a friend or colleague and the two of you share the cost of one Day Pass. Same space, same community, half the price each. Whether you're a freelancer looking for company, a founder who works better alongside someone else, or just someone who needs a change of scenery to kick the week off right, this is your Monday sorted. How it works: Come as a pair, grab one Day Pass between the two of you, and we'll issue a single invoice for the purchase. Split the cost however you like and get to work. That's it. — Day Pass: 25€ + VAT per pair I Morning to Friday I 9h to 18h. What's included: Access to our coworking space in the heart of Chiado, fast wifi, great coffee, and a community of people actually doing interesting things. The kind of Monday you'll want to repeat.

Gather together with fellow USC Marshall + Leventhal alumni in San Diego to celebrate the power of the Trojan family! It's a great opportunity to reconnect with fellow alumni, make new connections, and enjoy delicious food in the heart of Vista Village in North County. This is networking done right! Join us on the 2nd Tuesday of every month. (June 9, July 14, August 11) Don't miss out on this chance to expand your network. See you there. Registration: There is no admission charge. All attendees will order and pay for their own lunch at the restaurant. Kindly register on Eventbrite so we can anticipate the number of attendees. Register for each individual month as you are able to attend. ALL Trojan alumni, friends, and colleagues are welcome, so invite your friends! Any questions, please text Tony Landingham (805) 990-8669 or Edwin Chen (858) 354-3264. University’s Notice of Non-Discrimination These events are open to all eligible individuals. Marshall School of Business operates all of its programs and activities consistent with the University’s Notice of Non-Discrimination. Eligibility is not determined based on race, sex, ethnicity, sexual orientation, or any other prohibited factor. University’s Accessibility Clause USC is committed to making its events accessible to individuals with disabilities. If you need accommodations in order to participate in this event, you may contact the USC Marshall and Leventhal Alumni Association at alumni@marshall.usc.edu . Individuals requiring accommodations or auxiliary aids such as sign language interpreters/real time captioners and alternative format materials are asked to notify us at least seven days prior to the event. Every reasonable effort will be made to provide accommodations in an effective and timely manner.

BLAST Premier Bounty Season 2 2026 is an esports competition likely focused on gaming tournaments and competitive play. It is designed for gaming fans, professional players, and esports enthusiasts interested in competitive events. Participants and spectators can engage with high-level gameplay and prize challenges within the esports ecosystem.

The Tech Culture Museum is a free temporary exhibition showcasing over 100 physical objects that tell the story of tech and Internet culture. It is designed for anyone interested in the history and community behind technology through artifacts such as hoodies, stickers, and pins. Visitors can explore the evolution of tech culture in a unique, tangible way at Station F in Paris.

This event introduces participants to agentic automation concepts entirely in Tamil. It is designed for anyone interested in starting their journey with agentic AI tools and automation. Attendees can learn foundational ideas in their native language to better engage with these emerging technologies.

exist Workshop is an event taking place in Germany focused on providing learning and practical experience for startup founders and early-stage entrepreneurs. It aims to support participants in developing their ideas and building foundational skills for startup success. Attendees can expect a collaborative environment to enhance their startup journey.

This event offers a casual coffee gathering for local startup community members to network and build meaningful connections. It is designed for entrepreneurs and other ecosystem players in Doha looking to foster collaboration. Attendees can engage in informal conversations that may lead to future startup opportunities.

This hackathon challenges participants to build an iMessage Agent within 12 hours using Cursor and Linq tools. It is aimed at developers and technologists interested in messaging platforms and rapid application development. Attendees can gain hands-on experience in a focused development environment in Copenhagen.

This event takes place on Saturday 1 August 2026 at Newspeak Hall. The event type is other with no further details on the topic, content, or audience. Attendees can expect an in-person gathering but the specific focus and participants are not stated.

This hackathon challenges developers, security engineers, founders, and AI builders to create AI-powered cybersecurity tools that enhance digital resilience and security operations. Participants will build projects focused on cryptography, threat detection, and autonomous security workflows. The event offers networking with cybersecurity experts and industry partners in London with live demos and awards.

This event gathers women interested in strength training for a community walk, coffee, and optional gym sessions. Participants meet at a coffee roastery in Berlin before walking together to a nearby gym. It offers accountability, support, and a chance to connect with like-minded women in a welcoming environment.

This is an in-person one-day mobile hackathon in Berlin where founders, indie hackers, students, and developers build projects using any tools they want including AI. Participants form teams, create demos, and pitch their products while enjoying food and networking opportunities. The event encourages creativity and collaboration in mobile development and AI innovation.

This event brings together technical minds interested in AI to share projects, ask questions, and learn about the latest developments in artificial intelligence. Attendees can connect with local AI builders, experts, and learners in North County. It encourages community-driven knowledge exchange in a casual setting.

Data scientists, urban planners, and policy thinkers collaborate in a one-day hackathon to analyze London’s housing and planning data. Participants develop evidence-based stories, models, and policy briefs to address the housing crisis. This event is ideal for those interested in using real data to influence urban development and policy.

House London is a one-day data sprint for data scientists, urban planners, and policy thinkers focused on London’s planning and housing data. Participants analyze datasets to create compelling evidence-based stories that could influence how London is developed. The best analysis wins a cash prize, encouraging practical insights and data-driven policymaking.

This event is a one-day, in-person hackathon where participants build AI applications using Google DeepMind's Gemma models focused on rapid-response and multimodal systems. Participants choose from three tracks: clinical triage, deep space navigation, and Formula 1 telemetry strategy. It is designed for AI developers and technologists interested in building autonomous agents for time-sensitive environments.

This event provides a quiet co-working space each Saturday at UQAM in Montreal for individuals working on creative and technical projects. It is intended for people looking to focus on tasks such as coding, art, or music production in a shared environment. Attendees can benefit from a productive atmosphere alongside peers in the local game development community.

This event offers in-person coding sessions combined with mentorship opportunities on Saturdays at Roseline Coffee in Portland. It caters to developers and founders seeking hands-on coding time and expert guidance. Attendees can improve their skills and connect with mentors in a casual coffeehouse environment.

This event is a hands-on building day focused on creating useful AI agents for small shops, hosted at a café in London. It caters to builders, marketers, founders, and operators interested in practical AI applications without needing deep coding skills. Attendees can collaborate, test ideas, and demo working solutions to real-world business problems while enjoying matcha and cake.

This event hosts a casual meet-up for the Longevity Austin community featuring introductions over matcha or coffee followed by a walk along the river. It is for people interested in health, wellness, and longevity to connect and shape the community. Attendees can enjoy light exercise and relaxed conversation in a natural setting.

This free workshop introduces the basics of AI to a general audience without requiring any technical background. It is designed for anyone interested in understanding how AI impacts everyday life and various industries. Attendees will gain foundational knowledge about artificial intelligence in an accessible way.

This event features rapid 1-on-1 speed-networking followed by focused group discussions on current AI trends. It is designed for engineers, founders, operators, and others interested in building or experimenting with AI. Attendees will connect with local tech builders and share knowledge in a structured, high-intensity session in Medellín.