Events for you

The Third Place: The First Room is a relaxed business networking event for early-stage founders, start-ups, business owners, professionals, and creatives. It focuses on creating better conversations and warmer connections in an elevated rooftop setting. The event provides an opportunity to meet ambitious and curious people, share resources, and build meaningful relationships.

This event gathers faith-based small business owners to network and share ideas in Los Angeles. It provides an opportunity to build relationships with like-minded entrepreneurs who value faith and community. Participants can seek inspiration and practical connections to support their business growth.

This online competition event involves solving weekly LeetCode problems from the LeetCode Weekly Contest. Participants are expected to solve problems independently before the session where four contest problems are reviewed together. It is geared towards individuals interested in coding challenges and algorithm practice.

This online course introduces participants to ethical hacking. It is designed for individuals interested in learning the fundamentals and starting a career or hobby in ethical hacking. The course covers introductory modules to build foundational skills in cybersecurity practices.

This is an online AI conference hosted in Taiwan focused on AI applications. It invites participants interested in AI to learn and discuss relevant topics. The event suits anyone looking to engage with AI technology within the Taipei time zone.

This weekly session teaches practical AI skills focused on building, implementing, and scaling real-world AI projects. It is designed for learners who want to acquire hands-on experience beyond theory. Participants can apply AI effectively in various applications through guided practice.

This meetup explores using Claude Code and other AI tools to build software more efficiently. Participants share ideas and experiences on AI agents that help plan, generate, and iterate code with minimal manual effort. It is designed for those interested in experimenting with AI-driven coding workflows and app development.

This event is a discussion gathering focused on the legal and technical implications of the Apple FBI iPhone case. Attendees explore questions about hacking, encryption, and policy related to the case in a collaborative format. It is suited for anyone interested in cybersecurity, law, and technology topics.

MedX 2026 is a conference for high school and post-secondary students, professionals, and community leaders interested in healthcare and wellness. Attendees can explore diverse career pathways, develop professional skills, and network with experienced voices in the healthcare field. The event aims to inspire the next generation of healthcare leaders through learning and connection.

This event covers quantum computing readiness, focusing on IBM's development in post-quantum cryptography algorithms. It targets professionals interested in deep technology and cryptographic security advancements. Attendees will gain insights on the current state of quantum-safe technologies and their ecosystem impact.

Children ages 5 to 10 will build LEGO robots and program their movements using a visual coding environment. The event teaches problem-solving, creativity, and teamwork through hands-on robotics and coding activities. It offers two sessions at the Burnaby Public Library for engaging STEM learning.

The AI Mixer is an in-person networking event where technology innovators and investors connect. Attendees can engage in conversations, share ideas, and explore opportunities within the AI space. It provides a platform for collaboration between those developing AI technologies and those looking to invest in them.

This event explores AI-powered video creation and digital storytelling using HeyGen's technology. Attendees will learn to produce professional-quality videos with AI avatars and voice technology without advanced production tools. The session offers practical workflows, live demos, and networking opportunities for creators, marketers, educators, and business professionals.

This event is a virtual networking meetup for entrepreneurs, developers, and investors to introduce themselves and engage in informal discussion. It is designed to facilitate community building and connections within the tech startup ecosystem. Attendees can participate in themed breakout rooms to meet others in specific roles or interests.

Children ages 7 to 14 in Dorval, QC can attend a free in-person robotics workshop to learn the basics of robotics through hands-on exercises and interactive activities. The event welcomes parents to meet the Moonpreneur team and learn about related educational programs. This session helps kids build foundational tech skills to prepare for an AI-driven future.

This event offers a free in-person coding workshop for children ages 7 to 14 in Dorval, QC. It provides a hands-on opportunity to learn coding fundamentals through exercises and interaction, helping kids prepare for future coding programs. Parents can also learn about additional coding camps and online class options.

This event teaches participants how to build a working product from scratch without coding skills by using AI-powered tools. Attendees work live with Manus to create their own product step by step on their screens. It targets individuals interested in practical product development leveraging AI automation.

This meetup focuses on discussing Bitcoin as a tool for wealth preservation amid global macroeconomic uncertainties. It welcomes anyone interested in Bitcoin from beginners to experienced community members. Attendees will learn about Bitcoin's role against inflation and economic instability and engage in community discussions.

This workshop explains how 3D printers work by covering their core components, common printing methods, and materials. It includes a live print demonstration to show how digital designs become physical objects. It is intended for beginners interested in understanding or starting with 3D printing.

This event is a meetup for women interested in Bitcoin. It provides a space created by women for women to discuss and connect over Bitcoin topics. Participants can network and share knowledge in an in-person setting in Berlin.

This session provides practice for having difficult conversations through live rehearsal. It is designed for professionals who want to improve their communication skills in challenging situations. Participants can develop confidence and techniques to handle tough discussions effectively.

This session explores how to build a comprehensive AI workspace by integrating various tools and workflows to support professional and personal tasks. It guides professionals, team leads, and operators in understanding tool categories, managing automation, privacy, and complexity. Attendees learn how to assemble an effective AI tool stack to improve work and life efficiency.

This event brings together people interested in learning AI techniques and collaborating on projects in the Fair Oaks area. Attendees share resources, insights, and co-develop AI-focused projects. It supports community building for AI learners and practitioners at various levels.

This event is a technical discussion about Bitcoin development and its broader implications. It is for anyone interested in Bitcoin software, tools, research, and protocol updates, including those with IT or cryptography backgrounds. Attendees can expect focused conversations and an open forum for submitting topic ideas.