
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:
October 12 - 14, 2025
All Things Open 2025
All Things Open is a technology conference dedicated to the tools, processes, and people driving open source innovation. Attendees include designers, developers, decision-makers, entrepreneurs, and technologists across all skill levels. The event offers a wide range of topics, with over 150 sessions, speakers, and workshops. These cover everything from introductory programming to advanced subjects like Machine Learning, AI, cloud-native technologies, DevOps, and security. Attendees will gain valuable insights, expand their professional networks, and explore the latest trends and innovations within the open source community.
December 8 - 10, 2025
Open Source Summit Japan 2025
Open Source Summit is a premier event for open source professionals, including developers, technologists, and community leaders, offering a vital platform for collaboration, information sharing, and problem-solving. Attendees can connect with key figures, learn from experts, discover new technologies, and collaborate on advancing projects. The summit is dedicated to fostering open source innovation and a sustainable ecosystem, serving as a central gathering point for contributors to open-source code and communities. By attending, individuals can grow their skills, expand their network, and boost their careers within the open source domain.
January 31, 2026 - February 1, 2026
FOSDEM 2026
FOSDEM 2026, a free, two-day, annual event in Brussels, promotes the use and development of free and open source software. Geared toward software developers, it provides a collaborative space for sharing ideas and networking with thousands of like-minded developers from across the globe.