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.
• Study Group features 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.
• Office hour is a weekly hour to drop in and ask anything on your mind: Office hour.
• Book discussions choose a Python book and work through it chapter by chapter as a group.
• Python en Español are Spanish-language presentations.
• Social events happen sporadically to bring people together casually.

Most events are listed on the Boston Python meetup page. RSVP there to be sure to get a spot.

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.

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