Python Events

The following is a list of Python related events that are occurring around the world. We're especially interested in listing conferences where Python will be taught, or where Python BOFs will be held, local user group meetings, etc. If you have contributions for this page please email them to events@python.org. Please include dates of the event, contact information, and a URL that people can follow for more information.

When	Where	What
4 Jan-29 Feb 2000	Sunnyvale, CA	UCSC Extension Python class, Tues 6:30-9:30 PM 1180 Bordeaux Drive
February 2000	Boulder, CO	Mark Lutz teams up with Perl folks to offer Python training for anyone
15 February 200	Lysator, Linköping, Sweden	An Introduction to Python (seminar, in swedish)
6-7 March 2000	Linköping, Sweden	Python Training in Swedish by Secret Labs AB (PythonWare)
8-9 March 2000	Stockholm, Sweden	Python Training in Swedish by Secret Labs AB (PythonWare)
13 March 2000 7:30 pm	CNRI, Reston, VA	DC Python Interest Group meeting. Scott Cotton will speak about Static Type and Interface Checking for Python
13-14 March 2000	Göteborg, Sweden	Python Training in Swedish by Secret Labs AB (PythonWare)
15-16 March 2000	Malmö, Sweden	Python Training in Swedish by Secret Labs AB (PythonWare)
March 19-23	San Jose, CA	Software Development 2000 West will have a Python Elective Path covering many Python topics, including classes teaching Python, JPython, using COM and CORBA with Python, etc.

PIGgies!

PIGgies are Python Interest Group meetings, local gatherings of Python enthusiasts. The term PIGgies was coined by the Bay Area PIGgies group. While PIGgies have no official connection with the PSA, we love to see these grassroots get togethers spring up. If you'd like to include an announcement of a PIGgie, please send an email to events@python.org

• DC PIGgies - Washington, DC. Meeting irregularly at CNRI, Reston, VA. Next meeting March 13 (see event list above).

• PORPIGgies - Portland, Oregon. For more info, please write to Ray@unival.com

• Baypiggies - Bay Area Python Interest Group.