Events for you

UX Over Dinner is an in-person gathering where UX designers connect over a shared meal to have open, unstructured conversations about work, design, and life. It is intended for UX practitioners looking to reconnect with their craft in a relaxed setting. The event provides a small, intimate environment to share experiences and insights without pressure or formal agenda.

Richard Louv discusses his book Noticing, exploring how paying attention to the natural world can deepen our connection with nature and improve well-being. The event features a conversation with environmental health expert Howard Frumkin. It is for those interested in nature, environmental health, and community connection through mindful observation.

This event explains the role and responsibilities of an AI Security Engineer. It is aimed at those interested in cybersecurity and artificial intelligence careers. Attendees will gain clarity on how AI Security Engineering differs from traditional security engineering.

This event is scheduled to take place in Plano, Texas, focusing on startup and venture capital ecosystem topics. Details are not provided, so attendees can expect a general meetup setting likely suitable for local founders and operators. The event may offer networking opportunities within the Plano tech and startup community.

This event discusses methods for reviewing and improving production large language model applications through agent traces and scorecards. It is designed for developers and teams working with AI prompt engineering and model evaluation. Attendees will learn how to effectively monitor and refine LLM performance in production environments.

This event offers a hands-on workshop focused on securing agentic AI code development using free tools. It is intended for AI security engineers and professionals interested in AI security practices. Attendees gain practical skills relevant to developing secure AI agents.

This session explains a product design framework that reduces risks in biotech and medtech innovation by integrating user research, rapid prototyping, and assumption testing. It is for innovators and product developers working to turn scientific insights into viable products. Attendees will learn methods to systematically decrease project uncertainty through design thinking.

Participants collaborate with BATS NW and Woodland Park Zoo to conduct bat research in Seattle by collecting data and recordings using standardized protocols. The event is aimed at community members interested in contributing to urban wildlife science and conservation. Attendees learn about bat habitats and help provide valuable information for researchers studying local bat populations.

This online event offers a live session outlining a two-year career plan to become a full stack AI-ready professional. It is aimed at freshers or entry-level individuals interested in building skills to work with AI technologies. Participants will learn about the necessary steps and timeline to transition into a full stack development role that incorporates AI readiness.

This online event teaches participants how to design, build, and deploy integrated AI agent solutions using Microsoft's Copilot Studio. It is aimed at developers, founders, and tech professionals interested in AI development. Attendees will gain practical skills for leveraging AI tools in software solutions.

Comedy Kiss & Tell is an outdoor comedy show featuring jokes about love, dating, and relationships. It is designed for anyone who enjoys live entertainment and comedy on a Friday night. Attendees can experience humor from local comedians led by Brazilian comedian Richard Cunha in Switzerland.

This event addresses funding opportunities and questions specifically for the creative industries sector. It caters to founders and stakeholders seeking insights into raising capital within Austria's creative economy. Attendees will gain clarity on funding processes and potential sources relevant to their projects in creative fields.

This event provides a Q&A session focused on funding opportunities in the creative industries in Austria. It is designed for individuals and organizations involved in the creative economy who want to understand available support programs. Attendees can gain clarity on funding options to help grow their creative ventures.

This event takes place on Friday 14 August 2026 from 6:30pm to 8:00pm and is accessible online. It provides a session likely focused on education or discussion relevant to startup or VC communities. Attendees can join to engage with content suitable for ecosystem participants, although specific topics or speakers are not detailed.

This event takes place at Newspeak Hall on Friday evening. It is an in-person gathering without a stated theme or organizer, providing an opportunity for attendees to connect in the startup and VC ecosystem. The event is suitable for those interested in local community engagement and networking.

Portugal To Take Off helps Portuguese startups validate their business models and connect with key stakeholders. The program supports expansion into California and the broader US market. It is for startups aiming to accelerate their growth internationally.

This event marks the official opening of The Station with a ribbon cutting ceremony. Attendees can tour the space, meet local artists, and connect with the community. It is designed for those interested in creativity, tattooing, and collaborative community events in Philadelphia.

This casual networking event brings together members of the software and technology community to socialize and connect over drinks at an outdoor bar in Central, Hong Kong. Attendees can arrive and leave anytime, meet peers, and enjoy a relaxed atmosphere by the waterfront. It provides an informal setting for networking and community building among tech professionals.

Bytes & Bites is a casual lunch event held during Atlanta Tech Week where technologists from various backgrounds gather to connect and share. It serves as a community-driven opportunity for networking and informal conversations. Attendees can meet peers and build relationships within the Atlanta tech ecosystem.

This event introduces angel investing and explains how investors evaluate and fund startups. It is aimed at anyone curious about the startup investment ecosystem or considering becoming an angel investor. Attendees will learn about a hands-on investor training program and hear from experienced participants.

This event provides a supportive and focused space for entrepreneurs and real estate agents to establish consistent habits for lead generation and project completion. Participants work through a clear framework emphasizing accountability and steady progress without burnout. It is designed to help individuals build momentum in their business activities through regular, intentional action.

This event explores Atlanta's unique strengths in sustainability and clean energy, highlighting the city's concentration of energy expertise, talent, capital, and corporate innovation. It is aimed at professionals interested in how Atlanta and Georgia are positioned to lead global energy innovation. Attendees will learn why this region is emerging as a key player in the next era of energy technology.

Founders and startup builders come together to work on their projects alongside peers, share progress, solve problems, and get support. The event welcomes everyone from first-time founders to serial entrepreneurs who want to focus on building product rather than planning. It fosters a productive community to encourage fast iteration and practical development in Hamburg's startup scene.

This event presents a briefing on agentic governance in AI, focusing on the implications and governance of autonomous AI agents. It is designed for professionals interested in AI policy, governance, and technology developments in New York City. Attendees can explore governance challenges related to cutting-edge AI systems.