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6,141 listed worldwide, in date order.
Let's Build 2026 is a conference where entrepreneurs, creatives, professionals, and aspiring founders connect, collaborate, and grow. The event offers meaningful conversations, inspiring speakers, local vendors, and networking opportunities for building lasting relationships. Participants can explore new ideas, build brands, and expand their networks within the GTA community.
This event is an informal co-working session for people interested in coding and coffee. Participants of all skill levels work on projects, share knowledge, and network during the meetup. The event includes a community introduction circle and optional tech workshops for skill-building and discussion.
Boston Code and Coffee is a casual meetup for developers and tech enthusiasts in the Cambridge area to connect and collaborate over coffee. Attendees check in at the CIC Cambridge venue and gather for informal discussions and networking. The event is suitable for anyone interested in software development and community building.
This weekly meetup in Dubai gathers startup founders and operators to share honest discussions about startup challenges and solutions. Attendees engage in open problem-solving, ecosystem insights, and real founder introductions for collective growth. The event targets early-stage and scale-up entrepreneurs, investors, and ecosystem builders seeking meaningful connections without pitches.
TEDxTanDinh #01 features seven diverse speakers sharing original ideas about questioning and redefining familiar concepts such as success, learning, and identity. The event gathers innovators from Vietnam’s culture, sports, education, and technology sectors. It provides attendees an opportunity to explore fresh perspectives on long-held beliefs.
Kids aged 7-12 design and build models of London landmarks like Tower Bridge and the London Eye. The event encourages creativity and exploration in architecture and engineering. Participants gain hands-on experience in a STEAM-focused workshop.
This meetup gathers AI enthusiasts in Mumbai to discuss developments and collaborate on AI projects. The event connects local participants with weekly AI groups from Dubai and Shanghai. It is intended for individuals interested in AI and co-working opportunities, promoting networking and funding possibilities.
The Community AI Research Network hosts a launch meeting focused on humans and AI working together to solve real-world problems. The event is aimed at participants interested in AI collaboration and research. Attendees can engage with the community to explore AI applications and network with others in the field.
This meetup brings together people interested in coding, web development, design, cloud, and AI. It welcomes participants of all skill levels who want to learn, share knowledge, and connect with others in the technology community. The event is held in Toronto for those seeking in-person interactions and engagement in these topics.
Join us on Saturday, August 8 at the Arlington Public Library's Central Branch for a free screening of the film Am I? followed by a group discussion. Am I? showcases the cutting-edge research exploring whether or not our current AI systems could be, or could become, conscious. It follows one of the leading AI consciousness researchers in the world, Cameron Berg, and includes conversations with top experts in the fields of philosophy, cognitive science, and machine learning. This film asks the question of what it means when we no longer know the nature of what we've created. Come join us for a fascinating film followed by a friendly and rigorous discussion about one of the most fascinating -- and most important -- questions humanity may ever grapple with. All perspectives are welcome. Doors open at 12:45 p.m. The film will begin at 1:10. with a runtime of 1h 16m, with discussion beginning at approximately 2:30. Though you should feel free to leave at the noted end time of 3 o'clock, we have the room until 4 for those who would like an extended discussion. The Central Branch is an 8 minute walk from Virginia Square-GMU Metro Station (Orange and Silver Lines).
This course teaches the fundamentals of Generative AI with practical labs and projects. It is designed for military active duty members, veterans, and their spouses to learn AI applications without prior experience. Participants bring their own laptops to engage in hands-on learning at a fully accessible veteran-friendly venue.
The Girls In STEM Expo 2026 provides girls ages 10 and up opportunities to engage with guest speaker panels and interactive workshops focused on STEM fields. Attendees can network with other GIS chapters and experience a supportive environment for pursuing STEM careers. The event includes collegiate and professional panels along with raffles and social activities.
This event gathers Bitcoin enthusiasts and newcomers in Malang to discuss Bitcoin technology and its future challenges, including quantum computing threats. It offers an open forum for learning and exchanging ideas about Bitcoin's development and security. Attendees can deepen their understanding of Bitcoin and connect with the local community.
This online event covers fault tolerance and chaos engineering to help build resilient systems. It is designed for professionals seeking to improve system reliability through failure as a design principle. Attendees will learn foundational concepts that support operational robustness and system recovery.
This event offers a free 2-hour robotics trial class and assessment for students in grades 1 to 12. Participants will build and program robots while completing mission-based challenges to spark curiosity and evaluate learning potential. Parents can learn about ongoing robotics, coding, and engineering programs offered by the organizers.
Children aged 7 to 16 will engage with programming environments and learn to apply code to various sensors and motors. The workshop covers concepts in smart home design and practical coding skills. Participants will complete a hands-on project to demonstrate their understanding of AI and coding applications.
This event teaches attendees how to build an AI Operations Agent that automates administrative tasks in business. It is designed for small and medium enterprises, founders, and anyone curious about applying AI to reduce time spent on admin duties. Participants get hands-on experience and leave with a working AI tool and knowledge to implement it further.
Code & Coffee is a regular in-person coding meetup held every second Saturday in Oakland at Prototype PGH. The event welcomes participants of all skill levels to practice programming, collaborate on projects, and receive peer support. It fosters an inclusive, relaxed environment that encourages diversity and ongoing learning.
Twelve real products are presented anonymously as dating profiles and voted on live by attendees using phone swipes. Founders receive direct, immediate feedback on their product positioning from a curated audience of founders, operators, product people, and investors. The event provides insights into product appeal and includes awards and post-event data analysis.
Code & Coffee is a biweekly informal coding meetup held at Prototype PGH in Pittsburgh. Participants work on coding projects together while enjoying coffee. The event is aimed at coders looking to practice their skills and network in an inclusive environment.
This event focuses on practicing coding interview problems with a session dedicated to Depth First Search. It is intended for individuals preparing for technical interviews who want to improve their problem-solving skills. Participants can collaborate with volunteers presenting and discussing coding topics in Bellevue.
This session explores how top universities are redefining success beyond grades by focusing on communication, critical thinking, character, and empathy in students. It shares insights from Prof. Po-Shen Loh's mentorship of high school students admitted to Harvard. Parents, educators, students, and community leaders interested in education, AI, and future career skills will find value in this event.
This workshop helps builders and founders improve their business or personal websites by transforming generic AI-generated layouts into premium designs using core design principles. Attendees work hands-on to fix their sites, gaining actionable layout cheatsheets and skills to spot and correct poor design. No prior design experience is needed, just a laptop and a desire to build a memorable site.
This workshop explores Bitcoin network activity using Python through the command line interface. It is designed for participants with basic Python knowledge who want to learn about Bitcoin protocol and experiment with network data. The session offers a hands-on approach to understanding Bitcoin's core protocol concepts.