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FutureCon Events one-day cybersecurity conference covering threat intelligence, cloud security, and the latest in InfoSec.
Conferences, hackathons, and workshops in and around Kansas City for 2026.
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Annual one-day symposium for IT professionals in the Kansas City area. Sessions on leadership, technology trends, and enterprise IT.
Week-long celebration of design in Kansas City — events, exhibitions, and conversations across graphic design, UX, architecture, and more.
Kansas City's community-driven security conference. Talks, workshops, and villages run by the local security community for the local security community.
SecureWorld Expo security conference in Kansas City. Full-day event with keynotes, breakout sessions, and security vendor expo.
Annual IT professional symposium in Omaha covering leadership, cloud, security, and emerging technologies.
CommunityDays KC 2026 is a new two-day event celebrating the strength and diversity of Kansas City’s tech community. It brings together some of the city's Meetup groups together (with more being added) to collaborate on content and build community.
Community conference on DevOps, platform engineering, and the human side of software delivery. Talks and open spaces format.
FutureCon Events one-day cybersecurity conference in Kansas City covering threat intelligence, compliance, and InfoSec practices.
The world's only Apple II enthusiast convention, held annually in Kansas City. Talks, workshops, and competitions for retro computing fans.
Multi-day software development conference in Lincoln, NE. Broad technical content covering languages, frameworks, architecture, and practices.
FutureCon Events one-day cybersecurity conference in Omaha covering current threats, cloud security, and InfoSec leadership.
Annual IT professional symposium in Tulsa. Sessions for IT leaders and practitioners on enterprise technology, cloud, and security.
SecureWorld Expo security conference in St. Louis. Keynotes, breakout sessions, and security vendor expo.
Kansas City's premier multi-day software development conference covering the full spectrum of modern software development.
Family-friendly tech event for kids ages 5-18 featuring hands-on coding, robotics demos, VR stations, creative STEAM workshops, and career exploration. Sponsored by Garmin, VML, KCTV5, and others.
Digital Women KC's annual one-day conference exploring the intersection of technology and humanity, with sessions on AI, automation, and professional development for women in digital fields.
Women in Security Kansas City monthly networking meeting featuring Quinn Cosgrove as part of the Allies in Security speaker series, with local job connections. Sponsored by Arctic Wolf.
NFJS-style developer symposium in Des Moines covering languages, frameworks, architecture, and agile practices.
Regional technology summit for IT leaders and security professionals, featuring keynote presentations, expert panels, and interactive sessions on cybersecurity, cloud computing, data protection, AI, and enterprise IT operations.
PMI Kansas City chapter's annual Professional Development Day. Full-day conference offering 20 PDUs, with project management skills and leadership sessions.
Kansas City AI Club meetup exploring human-first approaches to AI, hosted at Garmin's Olathe campus.
KC .NET User Group meetup featuring Justin Rosenberg on managing bipolar disorder alongside a development career and perspectives on AI therapy, plus a lightning talk by Duane Newman on .NET Aspire.
IIBA Kansas City panel discussion exploring the intersection of product and project management roles, examining different disciplines and identifying areas of collaboration.
Agile KC interactive workshop led by JL Heather exploring how agile teams develop limiting language patterns, with hands-on exercises to distinguish real constraints from unexamined assumptions.
KC Data Professionals meetup on how modern data platforms integrate governance into their workflows, covering why data quality, observability, and MDM matter more as AI agents start acting on data.
UCM ASQ Student Branch's annual quality management conference, sponsored by ASQ Kansas City, featuring keynote speakers, student research presentations, and a student poster competition. Free to attend, lunch included.
DevUp Conference's Cloud and AAI Summit in St. Louis, covering cloud, AI, software development, architecture, and DevOps. Formerly Midwest.io.
We’re kicking off the ProductTank KC relaunch with Hrishi Patel from Basys who will share how AI is accelerating product development and why scaling with AI is still widely misunderstood.
Annual developer conference hosted by the AIM Institute in Omaha. Technical sessions for software developers and IT professionals.
Launch party for Women Applying AI's Kansas City regional hub at the Keystone Innovation District, celebrating International Women in AI Day with networking and a look at practical, meaningful ways to apply AI.
Collaborative discussion with Enterprise KC, presenting their TalentSphere, DataSphere, and Heartland Cyber Range: tools customized for our region that offer insight into the local market(s) and what organizations look for. 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM.
Kansas City Dynamics 365 and Power Platform community gathering featuring sessions on geocoding using Power Automate and building interactive workflows, with networking and a happy hour following.
Pick a research paper from a list of six (or choose one when you arrive), then split into small groups to dig into the ideas and bring the best insights back to the room. No PhD required.
Bring a laptop and work on Python projects, get programming help, help others, and meet people. Help is available for beginners getting Python installed, with plenty of time for advanced topics too. All experience levels welcome.
KC Digital Drive's annual Community Partner Celebration in the basement of Tech Central, bringing together community organizations, companies, universities, startups, funders, and public sector leaders, with a featured conversation on regional innovation initiatives.
Kansas City chapter meetup of the Global AI Community, focused on artificial intelligence, machine learning, and AI application development.
Oklahoma City's developer conference covering web development, JavaScript, and modern software practices.
Join us for some fun and casual "table talks"! Enjoy drinks and food while having relaxed conversations at your table. Meet new people and chat about anything that comes to mind. This event is all about mingling! Don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals and pick up some valuable insights.
Agile KC session on why innovation depends on team conditions rather than hiring, organized around three pillars: Safety, Structure, and Speed. Covers what leaders contribute and the phrases that quietly shut innovation down, with a concrete change to try the same week. 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM.
ASQ Kansas City Section workshop covering changes in the ISO 9001:2026 revision, including updates to the Quality Management Principles, Harmonized Structure, terminology, and transition guidance, with an extended Q&A.
Dhanabal Chandrasekaran (H&R Block) on taking an LLM-powered feature from pilot to production in Azure: estimating capacity from token usage, load testing into HTTP 429 throttling, weighing pay-as-you-go against provisioned throughput units (PTUs), and how cost findings shaped rollout and fallback decisions. Plus a lightning talk by Duane Newman, "Have Dotfiles, Will Travel," on portable developer environments with Git-managed dotfiles and VS Code Dev Containers. 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM.
Chris Perrin (PSI Services) on AI coding that starts from a real software specification and aims for production-quality results. A live demo shows an agent swarm in Google Antigravity turning a spec into a working feature, with Vertex AI reviewing the code, generating unit tests, flagging problems, and deploying. Covers how agents collaborate, where they fail, and why human engineering judgment still matters. Doors open at 6:00 PM with pizza; program 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM, then networking.
Aaron Spiegel, Derek Moore, and Elizabeth Christensen walk through a real-world analytics pipeline that starts on a single machine with open-source tools like Polars, Postgres, and DuckDB and scales to Databricks or Snowflake without a rewrite. Covers when one machine is enough, how open table formats like Apache Iceberg let you switch engines on the same data, GPU acceleration for single-node performance, and a framework for avoiding lock-in. For data leaders, engineers, and architects. 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM.
KCCyber's annual cybersecurity conference bringing together security professionals from across the region.
F2F Events IT conference for technology decision-makers in the Omaha area. Vendor expo and educational sessions.
Community-led recap of OpenAI DevDay (not an official OpenAI event): watch a 25-minute DevDay recap, then join Daniel Green, Kansas City's Codex Ambassador, for a conversation on new features, live Q&A, demos, and discussion. Open to anyone working with Codex, using ChatGPT at work, or curious about AI; no technical background required. 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM. Registration requires approval.
Google Developer Group Kansas City's annual DevFest — a community-run tech conference covering Google technologies and modern development.
Dan Gras and Elizabeth Christensen on query hints in Postgres, from the pg_hint_plan extension to the query plan advice planned for Postgres 19. Dan shares hints he recently used to resolve production issues, and Elizabeth presents new Postgres 19 features. Open to all database experience levels, followed by snacks, drinks, and networking nearby. 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM.
In-person showcase of 30+ Kansas City companies building AI, from early-stage startups to established enterprises. No keynotes or stage program: walk the exhibitor floor, ask questions, and network with founders, operators, engineers, and decision makers. Open to the whole local AI community, including students and job seekers. 4:00 PM - 8:00 PM. Tickets $20.
The group's annual Lightning Round Talks: members share something they've learned in 5- to 15-minute talks, with ideas submitted through the group's Sessionize page. Meet, greet, and food at 5:30 PM, Java news at 6:15 PM, presentations from 6:20 PM, followed by a social hour nearby. 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM.
Lightning talks from university students, recent graduates, and early-career data science professionals from across the region, plus a chance to connect with Kansas City's data science community. Sponsored by Burns & McDonnell. Want to present? Submit an idea through the form on the event page. 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM.
Kansas City chapter meetup of the Global AI Community, focused on artificial intelligence, machine learning, and AI application development.
Casual holiday get-together with food and drinks, short informal AWS talks, and a chance to share your own projects, reconnect with members, and meet newcomers. Bringing a small new toy for a local charity is optional. 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM (may run later).
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