Tech Education Events Calendars

This page lists groups that we are aware of along with information about their next published event. Use the search field to filter groups based on their name, location, and other details. Groups other than Tech Learning Collective are not affiliated with us in any way. This resource is provided for informational purposes only.

For more information about Tech Learning Collective’s own upcoming free, by-donation, and low-cost events, refer to the official Tech Learning Collective Events calendar. If you run a technology education group and would like to be considered for inclusion on this page, send us a note and tell us about yourselves! Be certain to read through the inclusion requirements before you write us.

Image	Name	Next Event	Next Event Title	Country	State/Province	City/Locality
	CRASH Space	January 27, 2022 at 10:30 PM (-0500)	[Virtual] Circuits Social	United States	California	Los Angeles
	DEFCON 201	January 28, 2022 at 7:00 PM (-0500)	DCG 201 Special :: Pokemon Legends Arceus Charity + Digital Archiveing Guests	United States	New Jersey	Jersey City
	Hacker Trivia Night		None published.
	NYC Mesh: Community Wi-Fi	February 28, 2022 at 7:00 PM (-0500)	Monday happy hour	United States	New York	New York
	Noisebridge	January 24, 2022 at 9:00 PM (-0500)	Noisebridge Python Class [Transitioned to online office hours]	United States	California	San Francisco
	Sereno Regis Study Center	January 29, 2022 at 3:45 PM (-0500)	È possibile lottare senza armi di fronte a un sistema dittatoriale?	Italy	TO	Turin
	Tech Learning Collective	January 29, 2022 at 1:30 PM (-0500)	Developing Digital Dexterity: Introduction to JavaScript	United States	New York	New York

Inclusion requirements

To be included on this listing, a group must meet all of the following requirements:

• Be relevant. We only list groups whose primary purpose or motivation is related in some clear way to our own. We are the final arbiters of what we consider relevant.
• Be automatable. We only include groups that provide a machine-readable data source for their event information in iCalendar (RFC 5545) format. Popular services that provide such a feed are Google Calendar, Meetup.com, and many WordPress event calendaring plugins. If you only publish ics files for individual events (such as Squarespace does), you must find an alternative way to produce an iCalendar feed before we will list your events.
• Be accurate. Your published calendaring information must be as accurate as reasonably possible. If we learn that your feed provides inaccurate information, such as not updating or removing event information from your calendar when an event is canceled, we will remove your listing.
• Be available. Your data feed must be reliably accessible to us. Our automated build systems notify us if your data feed goes offline. Above a certain threshold of failed attempts to access your event information, we may contact you to request you investigate, or we may simply remove your listing.