Boston Python runs a number of different events:
- Presentation nights feature presentations by members. These are technical peer-to-peer presentations. Anyone can do one! Sometimes we do lightning talks.
- Collaboration nights are unstructured times to sit with people with similar interests, and do whatever you would like to do.
- Office hour is an hour to drop in online and ask anything on your mind: Office hour.
- Social events happen during nice weather to bring people together casually. Often we meet at the Urban Park Roof Garden in Kendall Square.
We’ve also had other styles of events in the past, and would be glad to do them again:
- Study Groups are small groups with presentations by members who are beginner-to-intermediate. Each presenter chooses a topic that they’re unfamiliar with, researches it, and then teaches the group what they’ve learned.
- Book discussions choose a Python book and work through it chapter by chapter as a group.
- Python en Español are Spanish-language presentations.
Most events are listed on the Boston Python meetup page. RSVP there to be sure to get a spot. Sometimes we will require full names when registering for an event.
We’re always interested in ideas for new events! Read about how to start one at Planning an event.
We have a long list of past events.