Events for you

Local scientists gather at a bar in San Diego for casual one-on-one conversations with the community. Attendees can meet researchers from various fields and ask questions in an informal setting. The event offers a relaxed way to connect science with everyday social life without presentations or talks.

This event is an in-person networking opportunity for tech startup founders and enthusiasts in London. Attendees can meet peers and exchange ideas in a relaxed social setting at a local pub. It is designed to foster connections within the tech startup community.

This offline networking evening in London brings together women interested in startups and innovation to connect over drinks and meals. The event focuses on facilitating conversations and building relationships among female founders and operators. The featured topic this month includes AI, adding relevance for attendees interested in technology trends.

Young Kiwis in AI Auckland is a meetup for young New Zealanders interested in AI. Attendees can hear short talks from peers, socialize, and explore a leading tech company's office. It is aimed at people 35 or under who are students, early career professionals, or those considering a shift into AI.

This event gathers crypto founders, investors, and AI developers in Montréal for an evening focused on AI and cryptocurrency trends, investment strategies, and founder pitches. Attendees learn about on-chain signals, mental wellness in volatile markets, and ongoing AI and crypto convergence. It provides a platform to network, hear from industry leaders, and showcase active projects to investors.

Founders pitch their startups live to a panel of investors and receive focused feedback. The event also provides structured networking opportunities for entrepreneurs, investors, and industry experts to exchange ideas and build connections. Investors gain early access to promising startups and the chance to expand their network in Sydney.

This event features startup pitches and networking in Sydney, where founders present their businesses to investors and receive direct feedback. It is designed for entrepreneurs, investors, and ecosystem operators looking to connect, share ideas, and discover new startups. Participants engage in structured networking sessions before and after pitches to build meaningful industry relationships.

Ten startup teams present their projects to a panel of investors focusing on Argentina and Latin America. The event is designed for founders and builders seeking investment and visibility from the local VC community. It is part of Aleph Week and encourages startups from any background to apply for exposure to funding opportunities.

This event focuses on solving LeetCode programming problems. It is intended for people interested in coding practice and algorithm challenges. Attendees can bring specific problems or topics to work on during the session.

Startups pitch live to investors and receive candid feedback in Sydney. The event provides structured networking sessions before and after the pitches to facilitate connections among founders, investors, and startup operators. Participants can gain exposure, build relationships, and assess investment opportunities in early-stage startups.

Startups pitch live to investors and experts in Sydney, receiving direct feedback during a structured pitch and networking session. Founders, investors, venture scouts, and industry operators attend to network, exchange ideas, and build connections. The event helps founders sharpen their pitches while providing investors early access to promising startups.

The ASCE Miami-Dade 50th Annual Awards and Installation Gala will recognize the achievements of civil engineers, scholarship recipients, and committee members. The event includes presentations, a formal dinner, entertainment, and networking opportunities. It is designed for members and affiliates of the civil engineering community in Miami-Dade.

This online event teaches attendees how to create social media ads using AI technology. Participants can ask questions to develop their own video projects. It is suitable for individuals interested in learning practical AI applications for digital content creation.

The event is a 30th anniversary celebration for the Brisbane North Chamber of Commerce community. It offers an evening of cocktails, conversation, and networking among business community members on Brisbane's northside. Attendees can reflect on past achievements and connect with others to look forward to future opportunities.

The HKABA NSW Chapter 27th Business Awards Gala Dinner 2026 celebrates outstanding businesses and individuals fostering trade and business between NSW, Hong Kong, and the Greater Bay Area. Attendees will experience an awards ceremony recognizing excellence across five categories along with networking opportunities. The event is designed for business professionals and entrepreneurs engaged in international commerce.

This event features an interactive Socratic seminar with lightning topics hosted by Miami LitDevs. It invites participants to engage in discussions by asking questions and proposing topics before the event. It is designed for anyone interested in open dialogue and learning through group participation in Miami.

This online session teaches how to transform scattered data into reusable components that support AI applications, dashboards, agents, and workflows. It is designed for builders seeking practical data architecture strategies without unnecessary complexity. Participants will learn how to collect, structure, clean, and preserve context in data to ensure reliability for downstream AI systems.

This event facilitates professional networking for individuals in technology and finance sectors. It targets professionals, entrepreneurs, investors, job seekers, and recent graduates to build meaningful connections and advance their careers or businesses. The event offers an environment conducive to collaboration and business growth within the Denver area.

This is an in-person lecture event held in Pittsburgh featuring student speakers and a presentation by Emily Marshman from CCAC. Attendees can hear talks and participate in a tour of a historic building after the lecture. The event is suitable for those interested in local academic and cultural activities.

LVL UP Dev Night is a casual monthly meetup for game developers, designers, artists, and other industry professionals in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Attendees share projects, network, play arcade games, and meet collaborators in a low-pressure environment. This event welcomes all experience levels and interests in game development.

This workshop teaches Bitcoin self-custody by covering wallet types, seed phrases, secure backups, and common mistakes. It is aimed at beginners who want to learn how to control their own keys and improve their Bitcoin security. Participants can ask questions and engage in a practical hands-on format held monthly online.

Participants will preserve a professionally bisected fetal pig to create a museum-style wet specimen for display and education. This workshop is designed for beginners and experienced collectors interested in anatomy, preservation techniques, and artistic display. Attendees will learn proper specimen preservation, safety, and display methods in a hands-on setting.

This webinar teaches the fundamentals of data analysis, web development, and programming. It is designed for anyone interested in using programming as a work tool with no prior knowledge required. Participants will gain theoretical background and practical skills applicable across different professional areas.

This event offers an evening of astronomical observation and education at the Bell Museum. Attendees can explore deep space objects through telescopes when weather permits and participate in hands-on activities and planetarium shows inside. It is designed for astronomy enthusiasts and anyone interested in space exploration and science education.