OpenClaw Boston
OpenClaw Boston is a robotics-focused meetup at the Microsoft New England Research and Development Center in Cambridge. Expect hands-on demos, light talks, and networking as engineers, students, and enthusiasts share hardware hacks and open-source claw projects beginning at 1 PM.
DeCo: Decentralized Coding Workshop
A hands-on technical workshop exploring decentralized coding concepts and peer-to-peer architectures. Attendees work through practical exercises in distributed systems, privacy, and scalable software design, with live demos and collaborative coding.
Open Tech Help by Appointment
One-on-one tech assistance at Boston Public Library by appointment. Get help with phones, tablets, or laptops in 30-minute sessions with a librarian; weekly on Tuesdays 1–2 pm. Call 617-807-8176 ext. 0 to schedule.
Silver Tech: Computer Skills Course for Seniors
Join Silver Tech at the Boston Public Library’s Reference & Instruction Tech Room for a seniors-focused basic cellphone and computer skills course. Learn to navigate the internet, use apps, and get ongoing tech support to stay independent in the digital age.
From Copilots to Agents: The New Era of Software Delivery
Explore how copilots evolve into agents transforming software delivery in this Luma AI Meetup in Boston. Engineers and product leaders share patterns, live demos, and real-world use cases for AI-assisted development and deployment in a casual, professional setting.
Boston Indies: Pre-PAX Demo Night
Show off your indie game at Boston Indies: Pre-PAX Demo Night in MIT's Welcome Center. Bring a laptop for demos, get informal playtesting and feedback from fellow game-makers in a casual, first-come setup. After the demos, join everyone at Flat Top Johnny's for drinks and pinball.
Beyond the Pilot: Blueprints for Resilient AI Scale
A tech talk exploring scalable, resilient AI systems, presenting blueprint approaches for moving from pilot to production. Industry experts discuss architectures, monitoring, fault tolerance, and governance to help teams scale AI safely and responsibly in real-world apps.
Life Sciences AI on Tap: Boston Connect
Casual evening in Cambridge on Life Sciences AI, connecting researchers and industry pros to explore how AI accelerates breakthroughs in life sciences. Expect short talks, networking over drinks, and fresh perspectives at One Main.
Mentor Matching for Early-Stage Founders
Join a mentor-matching session in Boston designed for early-stage founders. Connect with experienced mentors to sharpen product-market fit, fundraising strategy, and growth plans through structured rounds and follow-up chats.
NEET MIT Systems Thinking Competition
MIT hosts a NEET competition inviting undergraduate teams to tackle campus food-system challenges using systems thinking. Teams present innovative solutions for TechCASH prizes ($300 for 1st, $150 for 2nd, $20 per participant); open to all MIT undergraduates with RSVP required.
Tech Help by Appointment
Reserve a one-on-one tech session at Boston Public Library with librarian Liz. Get help with basic computer tasks, using laptops or public desktops, and navigating online resources; appointments can be arranged by phone or email, with accommodations available on request.
Tech Runs Boston: The 2026 Tech Stack
An evening session at Venture Cafe Cambridge exploring the 2026 tech stack, tools, and trends shaping software development. Guest speakers discuss architectural choices, real-world use cases, and future directions, with time for Q&A and networking.
LabArchives' Best Practices and Tips for Establishing Your Electronic Notebook
Online webinar on LabArchives Research Notebook covering built-in layouts, templates, and workflow customization. Aimed at students and researchers new to LabArchives, offering tips to organize notebooks for projects and teams.
Tech Help (By Appointment)
Tech Help by appointment at the Boston Public Library's Second Floor Sitting Room. On Tuesdays at 11:00 (30-minute sessions), a librarian provides one-on-one assistance with smartphones, computers, the internet, and navigating online BPL resources.
MIT Edgerton Center SHOWCASE 2026
Visit MIT Edgerton Center’s Showcase 2026 for a hands-on tour of student projects—from race cars and rockets to wind turbines and robots. Meet the teams, enjoy tech demos and light refreshments inside Building 13, and catch a pulse of campus engineering.
Analog Devices 2026
Industry professionals gather at Boston's BCEC for Analog Devices 2026, a technology conference showcasing semiconductor innovations, sensors, and embedded solutions. The event features keynotes, breakout sessions, and product showcases at a premier tech venue in a dynamic business hub.
MIT Bitcoin Expo 2026
MIT Bitcoin Expo 2026 brings researchers, students and industry leaders together to explore Bitcoin and freedom technologies as instruments of empowerment and economic sovereignty. Expect talks, demos, and discussions on blockchain, crypto markets, and fintech on MIT's campus.
2026 MIT AI Conference
The 2026 MIT AI Conference gathers researchers, industry leaders, and policymakers to explore practical strategies for deploying AI at scale. Sessions cover reliability, governance, and responsible innovation, with forward-looking talks at MIT Professional Education.
WiDS Cambridge Datathon Workshop
As part of the WiDS Conference, the Cambridge Datathon Workshop offers a data science and machine learning tutorial followed by a team-based practical session. Participants join the Global WiDS Kaggle competition on a dataset about Predicting Wildfire Impact: From Infrastructure to Equity.
ODSC AI
MIT Professional Education hosts ODSC AI 2026, a premier AI and data science conference featuring industry talks, hands-on sessions, and networking at MIT. Discover the latest in machine learning, data engineering, and practical AI applications.
Tech Savvy Adults!
Boston Public Library hosts Tech Savvy Adults, a hands-on workshop for adults to demystify modern technology. Learn practical, confidence-boosting tips for using laptops, tablets, smartphones, apps, and online services in a friendly, library setting.
Open Tech Help by Appointment
Open Tech Help at the Boston Public Library offers 30-minute one-on-one tech assistance with a librarian. By appointment only, Tuesdays 1:00–2:00 pm; call 617-807-8176 ext. 0 to reserve. Accessible accommodations and language services are available.