
Events
Google Open Source sponsors a variety of events across open source, from local meetups to industry-wide conferences. We strive to support collaborative and welcoming spaces—please stop by our booths and spaces to say 'hi'! We'd love to meet you.
Upcoming events
We want open source projects and community members to thrive, and by sponsoring events, we help create spaces of connection, learning, sharing, and trust in our communities. Through providing financial and event support, we can help sustain our open source communities! Find us at a booth or session near you:
May 14-22, 2025
PyCon US 2025
At PyCon US 2025, experience a remarkable program packed with insightful pre-conference tutorials, engaging sponsor presentations, and over 90 thought-provoking talks by our community's esteemed speakers. PyCon US attracts a diverse audience, ranging from beginners embarking on their Python journey to seasoned developers, active community organizers, and esteemed contributors who shape the evolution of the language.
June 23-25, 2025
Open Source Summit NA 2025
Open Source Summit is the ultimate destination for the open-source community. Developers, technologists, and community leaders come together at this premier event to collaborate, share insights, tackle challenges, and acquire new knowledge. This collaborative environment fosters open-source innovation and ensures the longevity of the open-source ecosystem. Open Source Summit serves as a central hub for open-source contributors and code, facilitating a vibrant and sustainable open-source landscape.
July 31 - August 3, 2025
FOSSY 2025
The Software Freedom Conservancy is hosting FOSSY, a free and open source software conference, this summer in Portland, OR. The conference will focus on the creation and impact of FOSS, provide a safe environment for all attendees, and uplift contributors of all experience levels. The conference will feature approximately ten tracks with talks over four days, including topics on community building, development, and legal and licensing issues.