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ONLINE MEETUP USING DISCORD. (Discord link visible after RSVPing on Meetup.)
We’re meeting on Discord! The link to join the Baltimore Indie Game Devs discord server will be in your RSVP message.
Also join us to discuss game development, talk shop, and bounce ideas. Anyone with an interest in game design and development is welcome, from beginners to veteran professionals.
If you’re working on a game, you’re welcome to show it and ask for feedback. There will be plenty of time to chat and talk shop, too.
https://www.meetup.com/baltimore-indie-game-developers-group/events/312946945

Charm City Angels Baltimore Monthly AI Tech Investor Meetup
Where smart tech capital meets. Building Baltimore with business intelligence.

\#\# Event Description

\*\*Who: Charm City Angels Baltimore\*\*
\*\*What: Monthly Capital & Coffee Meetup\*\*
\*\*When: 10:30am Saturday, 7 February 2026\*\*
10:30–11:30am on 3rd Saturday each month
\*\*Where:\*\*
Shake Shack Restaurant Canton
3902 Boston Street, near Target and Harris Teeters
Baltimore, MD 21224
https://shakeshack.com/
\*\*Why:\*\*
Monthly Capital & Coffee meetup. Intelligent capital in conversation. A once‑a‑month gathering of forward‑thinking investors, CEOs, and financially curious minds who enjoy thinking together about markets, capital, and high tech. Purpose: To strengthen Baltimore’s business community and build a trusted cadre of forward-thinking tech investors who enjoy acting together.
\*\*Event Cost: Free\*\*
\* You buy your own meal at restaurant.
\*\*Format 1 Hour:\*\*
\* 10:30 Arrive and order your own meal (menu has shakes, fries, burgers)
\* Welcome and Introductions
\* Market Summary Report
\* 10:45-11:00 Roundtable Discussion of a chosen tech market topic, such as healthtech, fintech, SaaS, enterprise, FOSS, aeronautics, robotics
\* 11:00-11:30 Networking and Open Conversations
\*\*Description:\*\*
A once‑a‑month gathering for AI practitioners, forward‑thinking investors, executives, and financially curious minds in Baltimore. A place where intelligent capital meets to share insights, compare notes, and build relationships. Once a month we explore emerging tech markets, moderate a capital roundtable discussion of how to profit from a tech market, and facilitate participant networking. A friendly environment for people who enjoy thinking about markets, capital and the future.
\*\*Audience:\*\*
\* AI enthusiasts
\* Investors
\* Executives
\* Bankers and deal‑minded financial professionals
\* Anyone with financial curiosity who enjoys exploring markets, profit strategy, risk analysis and high tech

Come join us for our second symposium! We’ll be discussing the following topic: Should AI be deregulated? Our panelists will unpack the nuances of the question and its impacts on innovation, disinformation, the arms race, geopolitics, ethics and fairness in tech and more.

Our panel is comprised of 3 experts from various backgrounds;

* **[Aya Zirikly](https://www.linkedin.com/in/ayahzirikly/)** Assistant Professor of Computer Science at GW and Adjunct Assistant Professor at Johns Hopkins
* **[Jim Keeney](https://www.linkedin.com/in/dapttech/)** Founder & President of Dapt Tech, Inc. a B2B SaaS company
* **[Sean Kerr](https://www.linkedin.com/in/sean-kerr-432b8a308/)** Founder of Novawerke AI, an edge intelligence platform company

We’ll have two 30 minute sessions of discussion and debate with time for questions at the end!

**Full Schedule:**

* Networking: 11-11:30 am
* Introductions & Openers: 11:30-11:45am
* First Round: 11:45-12:15pm
* Break: 12:15-12:30pm
* Second Round: 12:30-1pm (15 min for discussion/ 15 for questions)

A special thanks to our media partner [Technically](https://technical.ly/subscribe/?utm_source=mediapartner&utm_medium=mediapartner&utm_campaign=codecoffeebmr) for their help and collaboration!
**Venue:**
The Pava Center for Entrepreneurship (formerly known as FastForwardU). For those new to the space you should see "Pava Marie Lapere Center For Entrepreneurship" on a blue wall, the entrance is to the right, directly next to Clipper City Fitness.

Take the elevator or stairs to the top floor to find us.

**PARKING:**
Pava Center website: If you are driving to visit us, we suggest parking in the R House overflow lot that is catty corner from R House across W. 29th St. It’s shared with the Baltimore Police Department, and free to park there.

🔐 CSTGIA 2026 \| Cyber Advantage: Risk\, Readiness\, and Strategic Control

Week 2: Risk Visibility: Turning Unknown Exposure into Strategic Insight

This week in Cyber Advantage 2026, we focused on a critical truth for leaders: you cannot control what you cannot clearly see.

Week 2 challenges organizations to move beyond dashboards and technical reports and toward risk visibility at the decision level, where cyber risk shapes speed, trust, and strategic options. In 2026, advantage belongs to those who surface uncertainty early, govern complexity deliberately, and align cyber with leadership and execution.

▶️ Watch the Week 2 session on YouTube:
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📰 Read the Week 2 insights in our weekly newsletter:
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Next up: Decision Latency, why organizations see risk but still struggle to move fast enough to control outcomes.

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If you’re building, governing, securing, or leading in 2026, this is where the conversation begins.

[Profs and Pints Baltimore](https://www.profsandpints.com/baltimore) presents: **“The Boston Massacre’s Backstory,”** a look at the hidden history of an event that you probably heard mythologized in school, with Richard Bell, professor of history at the University of Maryland at College Park.

[Doors open at 3. The talk starts at 4:30. The room is open seating. Advance tickets: $13.50 plus sales tax and processing fees. Available at [https://events.ticketleap.com/tickets/profsandpints/baltimore-boston-massacre](https://events.ticketleap.com/tickets/profsandpints/baltimore-boston-massacre) ]

Everyone knows something about the Boston Massacre: the snowy night, the redcoat soldiers lined up like a firing squad, the helpless civilians lying in heaps in front of them. Five people were killed that night—March 5, 1770—and their deaths at the hands of the British military is a grim and well-known milestone on the road to the American Revolution.

But most of what we think we know is wrong, the product of layers of myth and centuries of distortion.

What went down that night on King Street was nothing like the frozen cartoon lineup we’ve seen in textbooks a thousand times. The true story of the Boston Massacre was messier and darker and filled with the sort of class and race divisions that often get whitewashed out of the popular mythology of the Revolution.

It began two years earlier when the troops first arrived to turn Boston into an occupied town. Some of those redcoats would make friends in Boston and marry local women. Others would make sworn enemies. The tensions between soldiers and civilians built slowly—one drunken argument at a time—until the powder keg was primed and ready to explode.

It took weeks and months for everyone to figure out what had happened that night. In its aftermath, both soldiers and civilians began trying to assign meaning to this tragic loss of local life—and to give it a name. The official British report called it an “unhappy disturbance,” but Boston leaders took to calling it the “horrid massacre.”

You’ll love seeing the 1770 Boston Massacre explored from all its many sides by University of Maryland historian Richard Bell, whose electric speaking style has earned him a large Profs and Pints audience following. Drawing on the latest scholarship, he’ll convince you that the backstory of the “affray on King Street” makes it far more fascinating than Paul Revere’s famous engraving of it has led us to believe. (Doors: $17, or $15 with a student ID.)

Image: A chromolithograph reproduction of “Boston Massacre, March 5th, 1770,” an 1855 painting by William L. Champney (Boston Athenaeum).

Game Developers Conference Festival of Gaming

Want to use your app making / coding skills to make Maryland a better place?

This is styled after the Code for America model. Just show up. We have a backlog of items. Join a team, or propose a new project for Maryland that you've always been dreaming of creating!

We will meet online. RSVP for link.

Coders, UX designers, graphic designers, copy writers, project managers, etc. are welcome! Do you want to learn about code, UX, design, PM, etc.? If someone here is willing to teach you, you might get lucky! (But we are all volunteers, so it will depend on the generosity of strangers.)

We'll be online for 2 hours every other week. It usually takes at least an hour get anything substantial done.

Login when you can. Leave when you have to. You can also volunteer for an assignment to work on between meetings.

<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at:&nbsp;<a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public

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MIPS March Webinar

A Conversation on Moving Beyond Imposter Syndrome
Hosted by Price Modern
Presenting TALLsmall

Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.

Hosting Keyholder: Whitney

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We're going to get together, share a meal, and talk some Python (and whatever other topics you're interested in).

Come on out for some fun and food. This is a great chance to chat about Python with other people interested in the language.

Next month we'll have another Python presentation in store.

<p>SUMMARY: Locksport @ UAS.</p><p></p><p>GOAL: Learn how locks work and how to pick them.</p><p></p><p>THINGS TO BRING: just yourself or locks &amp; tools.</p><p></p><p>SKILL LEVEL: all</p><p></p><p><span style="background-color: var(--textfield-surface);">PRESENTER: MacGnG</span><br></p><p><a href="https://www.unallocatedspace.org/events/locksport-md-toool/" id="ow517" __is_owner="true">https://www.unallocatedspace.org/events/locksport-md-toool/</a><span style="background-color: var(--textfield-surface);"><br></span></p>

Coffee, connections, and cooperative leaders from across different sectors in Baltimore City - the curious and the pros are

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MTC's 7th Annual Technology Transformation Conference

Join us Thursday, March 12 for our quarterly All-Partner Meeting. GBC Partners are invited to a focused conversation with regional economic development leaders on how cross-sector collaboration with the Greater Baltimore Committee is advancing coordinated

Mtech Ventures Company Roundtable

No bad questions! The floor is yours to ask your burning questions about financial

Join some members of the Maryland Forward Party to talk a little politics, a little sports, a little weather, and a little of whatever else you want to talk about. We meet virtually most of the time so this gives us a chance to meet and talk face to face. We hope many of our volunteers reasonably close to Columbia, MD will join us. If you are brand new to the Maryland Forward Party, come by and get to know us. No sales pitch, just conversation.

Everyone will pay for whatever beverages and food they choose to have. Looking forward to having you join us.

You can also RSVP here on the official MD Forward Website: https://www.marylandforwardparty.com/event-details/forward-together-happy-hour

Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!

This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!

This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.

Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.

B'more on Rails Presents: Your Talks!

The Indie Showcase is taking over an entire salon at Awesome Con and we want YOU to be there!
We have TONS of space this year and welcome any game in any form be it a traditional PC, alt.ctrl, homebrew, console, etc. As long as it’s in a playable state, we want to show it off!
Your showcase space is free and you’ll be given 3 badges, a 6ft table, 4 chairs, and access to a power drop to work with.
Awesome Con is the perfect place to get feedback on a new prototype or fine tune your main project before launch. The convention reaches a broad audience, especially in the family and youth demographic. Awesome Con is also a great “training wheels” event if you’ve never shown a game in a convention setting before. Did we mention it’s free to show?
The submission deadline to Sunday, January 18th. Click the button below to apply and please share the link out to any fellow developers who may be interested! If you know of a school program, STEAM, or game dev club that would also be interested in showing off, have them email la****@*****st.org.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc47Vfltb7LTLezZbZPj-S8ReP7Ry62L-9jFlJS1sXvrHvm9Q/viewform

A Real Conversation on Health, Caregiving, and Capacity
Hosted by: The Option

Pitch Labs is happy to partner with George Mason University's Computer Science Graduate Student Association to host a tech talk for anyone interested in entrepreneurship, AI, and more. Damon Feldman, co-founder of Advocara, will be joining us to share his experiences in a fireside-chat styled event.

**About the Event**

This fireside chat will bring together students, founders, and innovators for an engaging conversation at the intersection of AI, entrepreneurship, and real‑world problem‑solving. Damon will share insights from:

* Building and scaling AI‑driven products
* Navigating the startup landscape from idea to execution
* Lessons learned from leading engineering teams and deploying mission‑critical systems
* Opportunities for CS students in emerging tech and founder ecosystems

The session will include a moderated discussion, audience Q&A, and opportunities to connect with fellow students, founders, and members of the DMV startup community.

**About the Speaker**

Damon Feldman is the President and Co‑Founder of Advocara, an AI‑based healthcare navigation startup working to bring transparency to medical billing. His career spans leadership roles in customer engineering, large‑scale data integration, and complex system design across healthcare, government, and enterprise technology. Damon holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science and has led engineering initiatives for organizations of various sizes and industries

[Profs and Pints Metro Baltimore](https://www.profsandpints.com/baltimore) presents: **“Celtic Mythology,”** an exploration of the beliefs of a people whose influence spread far beyond the British Isles, with Larissa “Kat” Tracy, past president of the American Society of Irish Medieval Studies, former editor of its journal, *Eolas*, and visiting assistant teaching professor of English at the University of Maryland Baltimore County.

[Advance tickets: $13.50 plus sales tax and processing fees. Available at [https://events.ticketleap.com/tickets/profsandpints/heavy-seas-celtic](https://events.ticketleap.com/tickets/profsandpints/heavy-seas-celtic) .]

The Celts inhabited lands stretching from the British Isles to parts of France and the Holy Roman Empire. Their influence can be seen in the art of the Vikings, in the rich oral and literary traditions of the Irish, Welsh and Bretons, and in the modern renaissance of Celtic culture. But who exactly were they?

Get into the minds of the Celtic people by learning about their myths and beliefs with Larissa “Kat” Tracy, a scholar of Old and Middle Irish and Middle Welsh language and literature and published translator of Old Irish texts whose dynamic and fascinating talks have earned a considerable following among Profs and Pints fans.

Dr. Tracy will delve into early medieval literary records that tell stories of the Tuatha de Danann, a godlike people who invaded Ireland and then were defeated themselves.

She’ll offer a new perspective on faeries, banshees, and leprechauns by describing how the ancient Otherworldy people once believed to inhabit the western realms of Ireland were diminished or demonized into figures of popular folklore. You’ll learn how the ancient God of the Sun become one of the “little people” guarding cauldrons of gold and bestowing luck, how immortal beings of majestic stature shrank to small, winged creatures in the back of gardens, and how supernatural women associated with the “people of the mound” became screaming harbingers of death.

We’ll explore how medieval literary texts inspired later legends and became adapted into folklore. You’ll gain an understanding of how the medieval Catholic Church’s growing power led local people to reimagine their ancient gods and goddesses as Christian figures like Saint Bridget and Saint Patrick.

You’ll gain an appreciation of how the Celts gave rise to living traditions that survive in modern popular culture through the preservation of languages, storytelling and music enjoyed all over the world, and renewed interest in goddesses like Brid and celebrations like Samhain. (Doors: $17, or $15 with a student ID. Listed time is for doors. Talk starts 30 minutes later.)

Image: From “Riders of the Sidhe,” a 1911 John Duncan painting of the Tuatha Dé Danann.

<p>SUMMARY:<br>The DEF CON Group 443, also known as DC443, is an interest group designed to discuss general hacking and its culture, information security (InfoSec), and related topics. Our group’s interests include InfoSec, SDR, Hackathons, Speaker Events (MiniCons), Capture The Flags (CTFs), Binary Reversing/Exploitation, Ham Radio, Lock Picking, Micro Electronics, Web Development, etc.</p><p>We plan to meet every other week on Fridays at Unallocated space. Meetings can include Talks, projects, trivia nights, workshops, or contests and CTFs.</p><p>Website:&nbsp;<a href="https://dc443.org/">https://dc443.org</a><br>Twitter:&nbsp;<a href="https://twitter.com/dc443_">https://twitter.com/dc443_</a></p><p>GOAL: Learn about new and existing interests and grow the Unallocated Space community.</p><p></p><p>THINGS TO BRING: Yourself and friends</p><p></p><p>SKILL LEVEL:<br>Any</p><p></p><p>PRESENTER: Adam (Digital Tinker)</p>

Funerals without bodies. Burials without funerals. Marriages without brides. This 1971 epic drama revolves around twenty-five years of weddings, funerals, and incest of the Sakurada clan and their int

Autism & ADHD Unlocked empowers parents with tools, knowledge, and support to break stigma, advocate confidently, and help children

🔐 CSTGIA 2026 \| Cyber Advantage: Risk\, Readiness\, and Strategic Control

Week 3: Decision Latency: Why Seeing Risk Isn’t Enough

In 2026, many organizations no longer suffer from lack of visibility.

They suffer from something more dangerous: Decision latency.

In Week 3 of Cyber Advantage 2026, we confront a hard truth:
(1) Seeing cyber risk clearly does not automatically translate into control.
(2) Across sectors, leaders can identify exposures, understand threats, and acknowledge impact—yet action still slows. Escalations loop. Authority blurs. (3) Decisions wait for perfect information that will never arrive.

This isn’t indecision. It’s a governance failure. Cyber advantage today is not built on dashboards alone.

It’s built on decision readiness:
Clear decision rights before pressure hits
Pre-defined risk trade-offs
Authority aligned to outcomes
Prepared judgment under uncertainty

Speed is not urgency. Speed is prepared decisiveness.

🎥 Watch Week 3 on YouTube: [https://lnkd.in/etUV_pjY](https://lnkd.in/etUV_pjY)

📰 Read the companion newsletter post: [https://lnkd.in/etzY5nEv](https://lnkd.in/etzY5nEv)

💬 Leadership reflection:
Where does your organization see cyber risk clearly—but still hesitate to act? What decision, if clarified today, would restore control tomorrow?

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If you’re building, governing, securing, or leading in 2026, this is where the conversation begins.

Learn how to build AI systems that can reason, plan, and use tools to accomplish tasks.Join us for a hands-on introducti...

Join us for the Dirty Rotten Scandals episode about ANTM to search for the truth behind the

[Profs and Pints Baltimore](https://www.profsandpints.com/baltimore) presents: **“The Search for Life Beyond Earth,”** with Måns Holmberg, postdoctoral researcher at the Space Telescope Science Institute and part of a team of astronomers looking for chemical traces of life on distant exoplanets.

[Doors open at 5:30 and the talk starts at 6:30. Advance tickets: $13.50 plus sales tax and processing fees. ]

Are we alone in the universe?

While many of us have pondered that question, astronomer Måns Holmberg of Baltimore’s Space Telescope Science Institute is seriously focused on answering it. Last year he was part of a Cambridge-led team of astronomers who generated worldwide headlines by announcing that they had discovered potential evidence of a gas produced almost exclusively by life in the James Webb Space Telescope’s data from the atmosphere of a distant world.

Learn about the search for life elsewhere by coming to the debut of Profs and Pints at Baltimore’s [SOS Pickleball](https://www.sospickleball.com/), which has a bar and deli and will be reserved solely for this event, with no sounds of play.

Dr. Holmberg will talk about how the search for life elsewhere is being conducted and what strides are being made on that front. He’ll describe what it would take to confirm signs of life on such a world, what challenges remain, and how the next wave of observations could ultimately tip the scales.

Dr. Holmberg also will look at the role being played by the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), how it uses infrared light to decode the chemical composition of strange atmospheres, and how it has left us closer than ever to answering the question of whether life exists elsewhere.

He’ll discuss astronomers’ growing interest in a new class of exoplanets known as “Hycean worlds”—ocean-covered planets with hydrogen-rich atmospheres that could be surprisingly hospitable to life. We’ll visit K2-18 b, a distant world around twice the size of Earth that orbits in the habitable zone of a cool red-dwarf star 120 light-years away, and discuss why it has become one of the most interesting exoplanets in the search for life.

Recent observations from JWST have revealed something extraordinary: the atmosphere of planet K2-18 b contains carbon-based molecules like methane and carbon dioxide and possibly even dimethyl sulfide (DMS), a gas that, on Earth, is almost exclusively produced by life. Dr. Holmberg will discuss what makes DMS a compelling (though not yet definitive) biosignature candidate.

You’ll emerge from the talk with a much richer appreciation of the immense possibilities out there among the stars. (Doors: $17, or $15 with a student ID.)

Image: An illustration showing what the exoplanet K2-18 b might look like. Source: NASA, ESA, CSA, Joseph Olmsted (STScI) / Wikimedia Commons

<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at:&nbsp;<a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public

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This one-day course provides an introduction to the growing field of cell therapy. Participants begin with a core lecture defining cell therapies, followed by a hands-on practical session in cell culture techniques. After lunch, the focus shifts to a speci

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Live pitches from AI-enabled Baltimore startups at UBalt’s inaugural AI-Enabled Business Accelerator Demo

[Profs and Pints Baltimore](https://www.profsandpints.com/baltimore) presents: **“The Archaeology of Ireland,”** a look at what major sites reveal about the island from prehistory to the present, with Victoria McAlister, associate professor of Digital Environmental Humanities at Towson University, scholar of medieval buildings, teacher of a course on Irish history, and author of the award-winning book *The Irish Tower House.*

[Bar doors open at 5 pm. The talk starts at 6:30. Advance tickets: $13.50 plus sales tax and processing fees. Available at [https://events.ticketleap.com/tickets/profsandpints/baltimore-archaeology-ireland](https://events.ticketleap.com/tickets/profsandpints/baltimore-archaeology-ireland) .]

Although Ireland is just a tiny island in the Atlantic Ocean, its cultural impact has been immense, with evidence of crucial moments and figures in its past to be found throughout its landscape.

Celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day by taking a whirlwind scholarly tour of several Ireland’s major archaeological sites and learning what they tell us about the island’s history.

Your guide on this journey, Dr. Victoria McAlister, is a historian who uses modern technologies such as drones and 3D scanners to virtually reconstruct medieval structures. She has given excellent Profs and Pints talks on medieval castles and ruins and presented the Great Courses lecture series *The Great Castles of Europe*. Her background leaves her distinctly well-suited to bring Ireland’s past back to life before your eyes.

She’ll start by taking you back to the Stone Age and to Newgrange, a grand tomb that, having been built around 3200 BCE, predates both Stonehenge and the Egyptian pyramids. It stands as a stunning example of the many stone structures left behind by Ireland’s prehistoric inhabitants.

From there we’ll look at other archaeological sites of the Irish Bronze and Iron Age, which form the real backdrop to many of Ireland’s myths and legends. Then we’ll move on to the Fifth Century, when St. Patrick converted the Irish to Christianity. We'll look at some of the sights popularly associated with St. Patrick and consider whether they warrant that fame.

Other stops on our scholarly journey include some of the thousands of castles built by the Anglo Normans, who arrived a few hundred years later, and by the Irish themselves. We'll also look at some lesser-known sites that shed light on this fascinating period.

We'll make a brief pause at some of the "Big Houses" that are still in Ireland's landscapes today before ending our journey in the present day at Leinster House, in the heart of Georgian-era Dublin, and nextdoor at the National Museum of Ireland, home to Ireland’s main archaeological collections. (Doors: $17, or $15 with a student ID. )

Image: Stone age art at Ireland’s Newgrange. (Photo by Johnbod / Wikimedia Commons .)

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A 4-week intensive for CEOs ready to scale profitably, strengthen systems, and lead with strategy and

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The Maryland Comptroller's Office and CASH Campaign leaders will offer guidance for your unique tax filing

Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.

Hosting Keyholder: Whitney

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Join us at Midpoint Technology Group’s headquarters in Columbia on Thursday March 19th for a March Madness Happy Hour

Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!

This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!

This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.

Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.

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This event is changing! Moving forward we'll be using Discord instead of Zoom. Please join us here: <a href="https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd">https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd</a><br><br>In the future we're also moving to a new meetup group. You can join that here: <a href="https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/">https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/</a><br><br>We'll be hanging out and working on <a href="http://hackthebox.eu">hackthebox.eu</a> machines. We'll pick a machine to go after at the beginning of the evening and work together to hack into it. Please follow all rules listed here: <a href="https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.">https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.</a><br><br>Collaboration is allowed, spoiling boxes and sharing flags is not.

Montgomery County Public Libraries is celebrating 10-years of MoComCon this March!
MoComCon is a FREE celebration of all things comics, graphic novels, and fandoms!
As part of this year’s programming, MoComCon is hosting a Gaming Industry Panel to give attendees an inside look at the world of video game creation and development.

Panel Details:

Topic: The Gaming Industry – Insights from Creators

Format: 45-minute panel (10-15-minute presentation per group, followed by Q&A)

Audience: Gamers, aspiring developers, and pop culture enthusiasts

Friday, March 20, 2026
BlackRock Center for the Arts
6:00 PM – 8: 00 PM
Evening event for Teens & Adults
Saturday, March 21, 2026
Germantown Library
10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Kid & Family friendly events
Saturday, March 21, 2026
BlackRock Center for the Arts
11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Events for Teens & Adults

🔐 CSTGIA 2026 \| Cyber Advantage: Risk\, Readiness\, and Strategic Control

Week 4: From Decision Speed to Decision Endurance 🚨

Most organizations still believe cyber advantage is about moving faster, faster alerts, faster response, faster containment. But in 2026, the most damaging cyber failures aren’t happening in the first hour. They’re happening weeks later, when leaders are fatigued, teams are overloaded, and governance starts to fragment.

In Week 4 of Cyber Advantage 2026, we explore why enduring cyber advantage is no longer about speed alone, it’s about maintaining clarity, control, and defensibility over time. From AI-accelerated threat persistence to regulatory scrutiny and leadership burnout, this session introduces a new operating mindset: decision endurance.

🎥 Watch the full YouTube session: [https://lnkd.in/eGRhQRNT](https://lnkd.in/eGRhQRNT)

📰 Read the companion newsletter: [https://lnkd.in/eGRhQRNT](https://lnkd.in/eGRhQRNT)

💬 Discussion questions for leaders:
(1) Where does decision fatigue show up first in your organization during prolonged incidents?
(2) Which decisions degrade over time, not immediately?
(3) What governance structures protect clarity when pressure persists?

Call to action:
This week, move beyond speed metrics. Assess whether your organization can stay governable under sustained disruption, because cyber advantage in 2026 is defined by endurance, not urgency.

Comment on the LinkedIn entry here: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/rhondafarrell_cyberadvantage2026-cyberleadership-decisionendurance-activity-7420981865534169090-KZUD?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAAAOzRUBlE8qplMdKh6cjCOSuRI_QFEN3qE

If you’re building, governing, securing, or leading in 2026, this is where the conversation begins.

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The Dutch Cycling Embassy and leaders from Baltimore city government, Bikemore, Rails to Trails Conservancy, and Baltimore-Rotterdam committee members meet on March 23 for a bike tour in Baltimore and

**Zoom link**: [https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82308186562](https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82308186562)

**Talk #0: Introductions and Meetup Updates**
by Chris Fregly and Antje Barth

**Talk #1: NVIDIA GTC 2026 AI Conference Recap** by Chris Fregly

In this talk, Chris will present the AI and systems highlights from the NVIDIA GTC 2026 conference (happening the prior week.)

**Conference registration link:**
[https://www.nvidia.com/gtc/](https://www.nvidia.com/gtc/) (Use code GTC26-20 for 20% off!)

**Talk #2: Evolution and Deep Dive into Flash Attention (v1-v4) for Transformers on NVIDIA GPUs** by Seth Weidman @ Sentilink and Author of "Deep Learning from Scratch" @ O'Reilly

In this talk, Seth will break down the evolution of Flash Attention, an optimized and mechanically-sympathetic implementation of the attention mechanism which is fundamental to a the Transformer architecture in modern LLMs.

**Related links:**

**Blog**: [https://modal.com/blog/reverse-engineer-flash-attention-4](https://modal.com/blog/reverse-engineer-flash-attention-4)
**Github:** [https://github.com/Dao-AILab/flash-attention](https://github.com/Dao-AILab/flash-attention)
**Arxiv paper:** [https://arxiv.org/abs/2205.14135](https://arxiv.org/abs/2205.14135)

**Zoom link**: [https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82308186562](https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82308186562)

**Related Links**
Github Repo: [http://github.com/cfregly/ai-performance-engineering/](http://github.com/cfregly/ai-performance-engineering/)
O'Reilly Book: [https://www.amazon.com/Systems-Performance-Engineering-Optimizing-Algorithms/dp/B0F47689K8/](https://www.amazon.com/Systems-Performance-Engineering-Optimizing-Algorithms/dp/B0F47689K8/)
YouTube: [https://www.youtube.com/@AIPerformanceEngineering](https://www.youtube.com/@AIPerformanceEngineering)
Generative AI Free Course on DeepLearning.ai: [https://bit.ly/gllm](https://bit.ly/gllm)

Want to use your app making / coding skills to make Maryland a better place?

This is styled after the Code for America model. Just show up. We have a backlog of items. Join a team, or propose a new project for Maryland that you've always been dreaming of creating!

We will meet online. RSVP for link.

Coders, UX designers, graphic designers, copy writers, project managers, etc. are welcome! Do you want to learn about code, UX, design, PM, etc.? If someone here is willing to teach you, you might get lucky! (But we are all volunteers, so it will depend on the generosity of strangers.)

We'll be online for 2 hours every other week. It usually takes at least an hour get anything substantial done.

Login when you can. Leave when you have to. You can also volunteer for an assignment to work on between meetings.

<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at:&nbsp;<a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public

Join us for a full day course for a comprehensive introduction to cleanroom contamination control.

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This half day session at the BioHub Maryland Education and Training Center at Montgomery County is for anyone interested in learning more about Biopharmaceutical manufacturing. It will take attendees through the basics of Biopharmaceutical ...

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60 Minute Masterclass on How to Make You Business More Findable

Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.

Hosting Keyholder: Whitney

Fireside Chat with Joanna Mikulski: Former White House advisor working at the intersection of government, business, and philanthropy, Mikulski will share insights on emerging trends, key challenges, and actionable strategies to strengthen and diversify the

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Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!

This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!

This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.

Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.

**Welcome!**

If you are a developer, UX designer, marketer, or anyone else in the tech ecosystem looking to join or help a tech startup, or even just get involved in a project, this event is for you!

We will be introducing projects for you to get involved with during the pitches. There is no group like this on Meetup or in the startup world because we filter out the BS and get you going on a project ASAP. No judges, no winner, and no time-consuming feedback.

What happens first in the event is startup founders pitch their business or idea to the audience, which is full of the developers, designers, marketers, etc.

If you are interested in one of the projects / startups, you can join one of the founders in a breakout room to continue building, workshopping, and/or onboarding the startup with attendees.

People have been able to start and advance their businesses as a result of this process.

We are meeting on Zoom, the link is here in the listing.

**Agenda:**
**Intros:** During the first 10 minutes, we will give you the history, structure, and future plans of Startup Oasis and open signups for founders that want to pitch their startups.

**Pitches:** Each founder will then get up to 3 minutes to pitch their startup. This format is recommended: name, business, the problem, your solution, target customer base, and your biggest challenge/current need. This part is similar to Shark Tank.

**Breakout Groups:** For the remainder of the event, each founder gets a breakout room, and you can talk to the founders in greater detail about their needs and challenges in a small group setting. This part is similar to a hackathon.

Startup Oasis was created to pierce the illusion of accessibility of startups and tech by creating a grassroots forum for early-stage founders to pitch to those in the tech ecosystem to get real-time feedback for their idea or business.

Use this [link](https://lnk.bio/startup.oasis) to:

* Follow us on LinkedIn
* Join our community on Discord
* Donate to our cause
* Visit our website

**FAQ:**
**Is this event free to attend?** Yes - Startup Oasis will always be free for anyone to attend. If you would like to donate, you can do so directly on our [website](https://donate.stripe.com/eVa2a0dV27Nlb2ofYY). You can also talk to us about volunteer or sponsorship opportunities.

**How do I sign up to pitch?** RSVP here. Right when the event starts, fill out the form and then raise your hand on Zoom. That will also determine the order. You can also buy a VIP ticket to support our cause and guarantee you a spot to pitch. To be eligible to pitch, you must be the cofounder of a technology-based startup. Agencies, consultants, coaches, MLM schemes, and nonprofits are not eligible to pitch, but you can still watch the pitches and join the breakouts.

**What happens after the pitches?** The breakout groups open for the remainder of the event. Each founder gets a breakout room, and you can talk more about their business and needs with them.

**Can I invite other people that I know?** Yes - please have them RSVP here or on the [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/company/startup-oasis-global) event listing.

**How do I get the most out of this event?**

* Founders - In this event, no money is awarded nor are any winners named. We are not here to critique your pitch, just to help you find teammates, cofounders, and feedback from other professionals. Make sure your pitch is 3 minutes or less and clear about what your biggest needs are.
* Attendees - If you are new to startups and tech, feel free to just watch with no pressure to participate. If you are looking to join a startup or find a side project, make sure you take notes during the pitches to join the group of the founder that you're most interested in helping. Most founders need help with either developing the product or with a go-to-market strategy.
*

**Do we meet in person?** We do this event in Atlanta, GA each month in Midtown at ATDC.

**Content:** We are looking for founders to be interviewed or people to interview founders for short videos. Let us know if you are interested!

Join us for an inspiring celebration of National AI Literacy Day 2026 with our workshop, "AI for a Greener Tomorrow!" 🌞...

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<p>SUMMARY:<br>The DEF CON Group 443, also known as DC443, is an interest group designed to discuss general hacking and its culture, information security (InfoSec), and related topics. Our group’s interests include InfoSec, SDR, Hackathons, Speaker Events (MiniCons), Capture The Flags (CTFs), Binary Reversing/Exploitation, Ham Radio, Lock Picking, Micro Electronics, Web Development, etc.</p><p>We plan to meet every other week on Fridays at Unallocated space. Meetings can include Talks, projects, trivia nights, workshops, or contests and CTFs.</p><p>Website:&nbsp;<a href="https://dc443.org/">https://dc443.org</a><br>Twitter:&nbsp;<a href="https://twitter.com/dc443_">https://twitter.com/dc443_</a></p><p>GOAL: Learn about new and existing interests and grow the Unallocated Space community.</p><p></p><p>THINGS TO BRING: Yourself and friends</p><p></p><p>SKILL LEVEL:<br>Any</p><p></p><p>PRESENTER: Adam (Digital Tinker)</p>

Join us for a hands-on workshop where we use mushroom materials to create memorial

🔐 CSTGIA 2026 \| Cyber Advantage: Risk\, Readiness\, and Strategic Control

From Endurance to Institutional Control

This week’s session confronted a hard truth many organizations are living through in 2026:
Endurance without institutionalization is fragile.

Most organizations today can:
• See cyber risk
• Decide faster
• Hold decisions under pressure

And yet, six months later, the same failures reappear. Not because of attacks.
Not because of incompetence. But because of reversion:
– Reversion to informal authority
– Reversion to escalation loops
– Reversion to undocumented judgment
– Reversion to “how we’ve always done it”

That’s not a discipline problem. It’s an institutionalization problem.

The core distinction we explored this week:
(1) Endurance is a leadership behavior.
(2) Institutional control is a governance outcome.
(3) Cyber advantage doesn’t come from hero leaders holding the line.

It comes from embedding what worked so the organization doesn’t forget when pressure lifts, leaders rotate, or crises compete for attention.

We focused on four anchors that turn fragile endurance into durable control:
• Codified decision rights
• Durable risk ownership
• Preserved decision memory
• Continuous (not episodic) governance

Because here’s the reality for 2026: Endurance wins the incident. Institutional control wins the decade.

The reflection I’ll leave you with: Which decision your organization made recently is correct, but not yet protected from being undone?

That’s where cyber advantage quietly goes to die, or gets locked in.

Listen to the YouTube recording here: [https://lnkd.in/egjjjDXH](https://lnkd.in/egjjjDXH)

Download and read the associated Newsletter here: [https://lnkd.in/eeDs_xGh](https://lnkd.in/eeDs_xGh)

Comment on the LinkedIn entry here: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/rhondafarrell_cyberadvantage2026-governance-decisionrights-activity-7423466250401533952-oW9V?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAAAOzRUBlE8qplMdKh6cjCOSuRI_QFEN3qE

If you’re building, governing, securing, or leading in 2026, this is where the conversation begins.

<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at:&nbsp;<a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public

A discounted bundle pass letting you attend 3 or 6 BRITE Series of your choice. Get your code and register for any program all

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American Red Cross Blood Drive Wednesday, April 1, 2026 10:00 AM &#8211; 3:00 PM bwtech North: 5522...

This 3-hour learning lab for social impact entrepreneurs will launch your business toward

Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.

Hosting Keyholder: Whitney

Chesapeake Bay Green Entrepreneur Roundtable: Water

Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!

This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!

This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.

Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.

<span><p dir="ltr"><span>Calling all people of the rainbow!</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Want to learn more about our hacker/makerspace while meeting people in our communities? Come to Queers and Beers!</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>This social event is meant for queer/LGBTQIA2S+ people and our allies. We hope it will help build community while allowing people to sit back, relax, and have a good time. </span><span>This is an all ages event!</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Things to Bring:</span></p><p dir="ltr"><span>Bring a snack and a beverage for yourself or to share. If you are 21+, feel free to (responsibly) partake in alcoholic beverages. Feel free to also bring a craft or activity to keep your hands busy while you socialize. Some months we will have a craft available to do if you wish. Some months we will have a discussion question to talk about.</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Recurring Event:</span></p><p dir="ltr"><span>This event will take place every first Thursday of the month, starting in February 2026.</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Presenter:</span></p><p dir="ltr"><span>Thea</span></p></span>

This event is changing! Moving forward we'll be using Discord instead of Zoom. Please join us here: <a href="https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd">https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd</a><br><br>In the future we're also moving to a new meetup group. You can join that here: <a href="https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/">https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/</a><br><br>We'll be hanging out and working on <a href="http://hackthebox.eu">hackthebox.eu</a> machines. We'll pick a machine to go after at the beginning of the evening and work together to hack into it. Please follow all rules listed here: <a href="https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.">https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.</a><br><br>Collaboration is allowed, spoiling boxes and sharing flags is not.

Charm City Angels Baltimore Monthly AI Tech Investor Meetup
Where smart tech capital meets. Building Baltimore with business intelligence.

\#\# Event Description

\*\*Who: Charm City Angels Baltimore\*\*
\*\*What: Monthly Capital & Coffee Meetup\*\*
\*\*When: 10:30am Saturday, 7 February 2026\*\*
10:30–11:30am on 3rd Saturday each month
\*\*Where:\*\*
Shake Shack Restaurant Canton
3902 Boston Street, near Target and Harris Teeters
Baltimore, MD 21224
https://shakeshack.com/
\*\*Why:\*\*
Monthly Capital & Coffee meetup. Intelligent capital in conversation. A once‑a‑month gathering of forward‑thinking investors, CEOs, and financially curious minds who enjoy thinking together about markets, capital, and high tech. Purpose: To strengthen Baltimore’s business community and build a trusted cadre of forward-thinking tech investors who enjoy acting together.
\*\*Event Cost: Free\*\*
\* You buy your own meal at restaurant.
\*\*Format 1 Hour:\*\*
\* 10:30 Arrive and order your own meal (menu has shakes, fries, burgers)
\* Welcome and Introductions
\* Market Summary Report
\* 10:45-11:00 Roundtable Discussion of a chosen tech market topic, such as healthtech, fintech, SaaS, enterprise, FOSS, aeronautics, robotics
\* 11:00-11:30 Networking and Open Conversations
\*\*Description:\*\*
A once‑a‑month gathering for AI practitioners, forward‑thinking investors, executives, and financially curious minds in Baltimore. A place where intelligent capital meets to share insights, compare notes, and build relationships. Once a month we explore emerging tech markets, moderate a capital roundtable discussion of how to profit from a tech market, and facilitate participant networking. A friendly environment for people who enjoy thinking about markets, capital and the future.
\*\*Audience:\*\*
\* AI enthusiasts
\* Investors
\* Executives
\* Bankers and deal‑minded financial professionals
\* Anyone with financial curiosity who enjoys exploring markets, profit strategy, risk analysis and high tech

Want to use your app making / coding skills to make Maryland a better place?

This is styled after the Code for America model. Just show up. We have a backlog of items. Join a team, or propose a new project for Maryland that you've always been dreaming of creating!

We will meet online. RSVP for link.

Coders, UX designers, graphic designers, copy writers, project managers, etc. are welcome! Do you want to learn about code, UX, design, PM, etc.? If someone here is willing to teach you, you might get lucky! (But we are all volunteers, so it will depend on the generosity of strangers.)

We'll be online for 2 hours every other week. It usually takes at least an hour get anything substantial done.

Login when you can. Leave when you have to. You can also volunteer for an assignment to work on between meetings.

<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at:&nbsp;<a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public

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A 10-week accelerator for early-stage founders to build, test, and grow their business with expert-led sessions and hands-on

Ask Us Anything WordPress!

Register for it by filling out this form: https://forms.gle/Th6AZUbS2GoiCEJz5

This is a virtual meetup on Zoom for you to ask your WordPress questions and help you fix problems with your website.

The answerer for this meetup will be Gen Herres, owner of Anphira Web Design & Development, and a WordPress veteran of over a decade. She's built and remodeled hundreds of WordPress sites.

Don't have a question? You can still come and see what others ask - you might learn something!

We're asking you to submit questions in advance (please use the form at https://forms.gle/Th6AZUbS2GoiCEJz5) so that we can gather common ones together to answer them. But if you'd like to share your screen when it's your turn during the meetup, just let us know on the registration form!

You'll be muted on entry, we'll be using the chat to queue people up/ask follow-on questions.

The meetup will run 11am ET until noon ET or until we finish up the questions, whichever comes first. If you pre-submitted your question and are not present, then your question will be skipped.

Meetup is scheduled to be recorded. Recordings are posted about 2 weeks after the meetup and are provided courtesy of our sponsor, [Obee Digital Consulting](https://obeedigitalconsulting.com/).

How to get notified about the recording: either subscribe to the [youtube channel](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoT0wv53Bj-BGfD8fPhMRC3qTtPMZHioI), RSVP "yes" to the meetup, or [join the mailing list](https://share.mailercloud.com/form?id=a0NzdUAxMTI1OUAwMDAwMA==).

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Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.

Hosting Keyholder: Whitney

<p>SUMMARY: Locksport @ UAS.</p><p></p><p>GOAL: Learn how locks work and how to pick them.</p><p></p><p>THINGS TO BRING: just yourself or locks &amp; tools.</p><p></p><p>SKILL LEVEL: all</p><p></p><p><span style="background-color: var(--textfield-surface);">PRESENTER: MacGnG</span><br></p><p><a href="https://www.unallocatedspace.org/events/locksport-md-toool/" id="ow517" __is_owner="true">https://www.unallocatedspace.org/events/locksport-md-toool/</a><span style="background-color: var(--textfield-surface);"><br></span></p>

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Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!

This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!

This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.

Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.

**The Minotaur Book Club**
In February the group was inspired by our mock Constitutional Convention to try New York Times Best Seller, "Democracy Awakening" by Heather Cox Richardson

**From the Publisher:**
"A vital and urgent call to action about the precarious state of American democracy, charting its historical challenges and current threats, from one of our era’s most important and insightful historians, with a new afterword by the author.

At a time when the very foundations of American democracy seem under threat, the lessons of the past offer a road map for navigating a moment of political crisis. In Democracy Awakening, acclaimed historian Heather Cox Richardson delves into the tumultuous journey of American democracy, tracing the roots of Donald Trump’s 'authoritarian experiment' to the earliest days of the republic. She examines the historical forces that have led to the current political climate, showing how modern conservatism has preyed upon a disaffected population, weaponizing language and promoting false history to consolidate power.

With remarkable clarity and the same accessible voice that brings millions to her newsletter, Letters from an American, Richardson wrangles a chaotic news feed into a story that pivots effortlessly from the Founders to the abolitionists to Nixon to the January 6 insurrection. An essential read for anyone concerned about the state of America, Democracy Awakening is more than a history book; it’s a call to action. Richardson reminds us that democracy requires constant vigilance and participation from all of us, showing how we, as a nation, can take the lessons of the past to secure a more just and equitable future."

**Previous Book Club:**
February was about Parts 3 & 4 of "We the People" by Jill Lepore. You can see that video and our previous book clubs on our [YouTube Channel](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLe817kHhDpUt9Q3PUrWBamQQuE0jUYSfM).

**Date and Time:**
Thursday, April 9th, 6:30pm – 8:30pm EST

**Chosen Book:**
"Democracy Awakening" by Heather Cox Richardson
Available for purchase wherever you buy books
Or check your local library

**The Minotaur Book Club** delves into timeless questions and contemporary challenges, inviting participants to explore the roots of governance, liberty, and democracy through the lens of history and philosophy. The discussions will provide a fertile ground for examining how the principles of justice, equality, and collective responsibility have evolved and where they still fall short.

**Purpose:** The purpose of the book club is to counteract our country’s **Historical Amnesia** and strengthen our democracy. To that end, we will read and discuss books that help us to understand the American Project, diagnose persisting problems, and suggest ways to fulfill the mission of the Preamble to the Constitution.

"We the People of the United States, to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.”

The Minotaur is one of the key archetypes representing the threat to social order when government leaders threaten democracy by converting public goods to private purposes. The best defense for a democracy is educated citizens.

“A society ignorant and free, never was, never will be.” – Thomas Jefferson
“We have given you a republic, if you can keep it.” – Benjamin Franklin

<p>SUMMARY:<br>The DEF CON Group 443, also known as DC443, is an interest group designed to discuss general hacking and its culture, information security (InfoSec), and related topics. Our group’s interests include InfoSec, SDR, Hackathons, Speaker Events (MiniCons), Capture The Flags (CTFs), Binary Reversing/Exploitation, Ham Radio, Lock Picking, Micro Electronics, Web Development, etc.</p><p>We plan to meet every other week on Fridays at Unallocated space. Meetings can include Talks, projects, trivia nights, workshops, or contests and CTFs.</p><p>Website:&nbsp;<a href="https://dc443.org/">https://dc443.org</a><br>Twitter:&nbsp;<a href="https://twitter.com/dc443_">https://twitter.com/dc443_</a></p><p>GOAL: Learn about new and existing interests and grow the Unallocated Space community.</p><p></p><p>THINGS TO BRING: Yourself and friends</p><p></p><p>SKILL LEVEL:<br>Any</p><p></p><p>PRESENTER: Adam (Digital Tinker)</p>

Come join us at Unallocated-Space for a Arts & Craft SWAP!

April 11, 2026 from 12pm to 4pm

Host: Thea & Whitney

Have you ever started a craft project and ran out of steam before you finished? Or got stuff on a whim and don't know what to do with it? Do you have a box of supplies in a corner haunting you like a beating heart under the floorboards? Bring them to Unallocated Space!

Goal: Spring clean your crafts. Meet other crafters and creatives and discuss all those projects that were not meant to be. Pick up supplies for those projects that ARE meant to be! The goal is to get supplies you don't need out of your home and into the hands of people who could use them and get supplies you do need onto your craft table. Maybe you'll find a new hobby!

Skill Level: Everyone is welcome! Whether you are brand new to making things or are a craftier extraordinaire, we hope you'll find something at this event.

Feel free to buy sell and trade with others!
The deals is what ever you are tired of looking at you can leave at UAS and we will find a use or donate to Scrap Bmore and Aunt Hazel witchcraft project.

STEM And Sips

<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at:&nbsp;<a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public

MyTEDCO

MyTEDCO

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MyTEDCO

A 3-hour learning lab for service based entrepreneurs and

Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.

Hosting Keyholder: Whitney

MyTEDCO

MyTEDCO

Bank on your

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Decode the DNA of modern AI. Join GDG Baltimore and GDG Annapolis for a collaborative, 5-week deep dive into the "AI Res...

Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!

This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!

This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.

Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.

This event is changing! Moving forward we'll be using Discord instead of Zoom. Please join us here: <a href="https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd">https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd</a><br><br>In the future we're also moving to a new meetup group. You can join that here: <a href="https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/">https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/</a><br><br>We'll be hanging out and working on <a href="http://hackthebox.eu">hackthebox.eu</a> machines. We'll pick a machine to go after at the beginning of the evening and work together to hack into it. Please follow all rules listed here: <a href="https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.">https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.</a><br><br>Collaboration is allowed, spoiling boxes and sharing flags is not.

Baltimore Climate Tech Meetup During DC Climate Week - Happy Earth Week! (April 2026)

**Zoom link**: [https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82308186562](https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82308186562)

**Talk #0: Introductions and Meetup Updates**
by Chris Fregly and Antje Barth

**Talk #1: GPU, PyTorch, and CUDA Performance Optimizations**

**Talk #2: GPU, PyTorch, and CUDA Performance Optimizations**

**Zoom link**: [https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82308186562](https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82308186562)

**Related Links**
Github Repo: [http://github.com/cfregly/ai-performance-engineering/](http://github.com/cfregly/ai-performance-engineering/)
O'Reilly Book: [https://www.amazon.com/Systems-Performance-Engineering-Optimizing-Algorithms/dp/B0F47689K8/](https://www.amazon.com/Systems-Performance-Engineering-Optimizing-Algorithms/dp/B0F47689K8/)
YouTube: [https://www.youtube.com/@AIPerformanceEngineering](https://www.youtube.com/@AIPerformanceEngineering)
Generative AI Free Course on DeepLearning.ai: [https://bit.ly/gllm](https://bit.ly/gllm)

MyTEDCO

Data/Hardware Resources Workshop (1 of 2)

<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at:&nbsp;<a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public

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MEIA Demo Day

Join Us on April 22nd for an engaging Demo Day that combines pitches and audience participation.

Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.

Hosting Keyholder: Whitney

Join us for a transformative, hybrid six-week intensive workshop designed to refine your overall business management

Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!

This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!

This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.

Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.

**Welcome!**

If you are a developer, UX designer, marketer, or anyone else in the tech ecosystem looking to join or help a tech startup, or even just get involved in a project, this event is for you!

We will be introducing projects for you to get involved with during the pitches. There is no group like this on Meetup or in the startup world because we filter out the BS and get you going on a project ASAP. No judges, no winner, and no time-consuming feedback.

What happens first in the event is startup founders pitch their business or idea to the audience, which is full of the developers, designers, marketers, etc.

If you are interested in one of the projects / startups, you can join one of the founders in a breakout room to continue building, workshopping, and/or onboarding the startup with attendees.

People have been able to start and advance their businesses as a result of this process.

We are meeting on Zoom, the link is here in the listing.

**Agenda:**
**Intros:** During the first 10 minutes, we will give you the history, structure, and future plans of Startup Oasis and open signups for founders that want to pitch their startups.

**Pitches:** Each founder will then get up to 3 minutes to pitch their startup. This format is recommended: name, business, the problem, your solution, target customer base, and your biggest challenge/current need. This part is similar to Shark Tank.

**Breakout Groups:** For the remainder of the event, each founder gets a breakout room, and you can talk to the founders in greater detail about their needs and challenges in a small group setting. This part is similar to a hackathon.

Startup Oasis was created to pierce the illusion of accessibility of startups and tech by creating a grassroots forum for early-stage founders to pitch to those in the tech ecosystem to get real-time feedback for their idea or business.

Use this [link](https://lnk.bio/startup.oasis) to:

* Follow us on LinkedIn
* Join our community on Discord
* Donate to our cause
* Visit our website

**FAQ:**
**Is this event free to attend?** Yes - Startup Oasis will always be free for anyone to attend. If you would like to donate, you can do so directly on our [website](https://donate.stripe.com/eVa2a0dV27Nlb2ofYY). You can also talk to us about volunteer or sponsorship opportunities.

**How do I sign up to pitch?** RSVP here. Right when the event starts, fill out the form and then raise your hand on Zoom. That will also determine the order. You can also buy a VIP ticket to support our cause and guarantee you a spot to pitch. To be eligible to pitch, you must be the cofounder of a technology-based startup. Agencies, consultants, coaches, MLM schemes, and nonprofits are not eligible to pitch, but you can still watch the pitches and join the breakouts.

**What happens after the pitches?** The breakout groups open for the remainder of the event. Each founder gets a breakout room, and you can talk more about their business and needs with them.

**Can I invite other people that I know?** Yes - please have them RSVP here or on the [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/company/startup-oasis-global) event listing.

**How do I get the most out of this event?**

* Founders - In this event, no money is awarded nor are any winners named. We are not here to critique your pitch, just to help you find teammates, cofounders, and feedback from other professionals. Make sure your pitch is 3 minutes or less and clear about what your biggest needs are.
* Attendees - If you are new to startups and tech, feel free to just watch with no pressure to participate. If you are looking to join a startup or find a side project, make sure you take notes during the pitches to join the group of the founder that you're most interested in helping. Most founders need help with either developing the product or with a go-to-market strategy.
*

**Do we meet in person?** We do this event in Atlanta, GA each month in Midtown at ATDC.

**Content:** We are looking for founders to be interviewed or people to interview founders for short videos. Let us know if you are interested!

Some of the least known and understood communities across the Baltimore region are those with roots in Asia. They are also some of the most diverse and complex communities in greater Baltimore in term

MyTEDCO

<p>SUMMARY:<br>The DEF CON Group 443, also known as DC443, is an interest group designed to discuss general hacking and its culture, information security (InfoSec), and related topics. Our group’s interests include InfoSec, SDR, Hackathons, Speaker Events (MiniCons), Capture The Flags (CTFs), Binary Reversing/Exploitation, Ham Radio, Lock Picking, Micro Electronics, Web Development, etc.</p><p>We plan to meet every other week on Fridays at Unallocated space. Meetings can include Talks, projects, trivia nights, workshops, or contests and CTFs.</p><p>Website:&nbsp;<a href="https://dc443.org/">https://dc443.org</a><br>Twitter:&nbsp;<a href="https://twitter.com/dc443_">https://twitter.com/dc443_</a></p><p>GOAL: Learn about new and existing interests and grow the Unallocated Space community.</p><p></p><p>THINGS TO BRING: Yourself and friends</p><p></p><p>SKILL LEVEL:<br>Any</p><p></p><p>PRESENTER: Adam (Digital Tinker)</p>

Join us for an informal gathering of Python enthusiasts at ZiPani, where we'll blend our love for coding with the rich aroma of coffee! Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting out, this meetup is designed for everyone who enjoys Python programming in a relaxed environment.

Plan:

* **Casual Coding:** Work on your personal projects, get help, or share your code with others.
* **Open Discussion:** From Python libraries to best practices, let's talk about what's on your mind.
* **Networking:** Meet other local Python developers, exchange ideas, and maybe find your next coding buddy or collaborator.

Why Attend?

* Learn something new or share your knowledge in a friendly atmosphere.
* Get real-time help with coding problems or brainstorm new ideas.
* Discover local job opportunities or side projects within the Python community.

No need for formal presentations or slides; this is all about conversation and collaboration. Feel free to come and go as your schedule allows.

MyTEDCO

<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at:&nbsp;<a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public

MyTEDCO

Get insider tips and fast-track your career with quick chats from pros in this fun apprenticeship speed mentoring

How to build it, maintain it, and deliver consistently. A 3-hour learning lab for service based entrepreneurs and

Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.

Hosting Keyholder: Whitney

Data/Hardware Resources Workshop (2 of 2)

MyTEDCO

Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!

This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!

This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.

Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.

This event is changing! Moving forward we'll be using Discord instead of Zoom. Please join us here: <a href="https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd">https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd</a><br><br>In the future we're also moving to a new meetup group. You can join that here: <a href="https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/">https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/</a><br><br>We'll be hanging out and working on <a href="http://hackthebox.eu">hackthebox.eu</a> machines. We'll pick a machine to go after at the beginning of the evening and work together to hack into it. Please follow all rules listed here: <a href="https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.">https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.</a><br><br>Collaboration is allowed, spoiling boxes and sharing flags is not.

Charm City Angels Baltimore Monthly AI Tech Investor Meetup
Where smart tech capital meets. Building Baltimore with business intelligence.

\#\# Event Description

\*\*Who: Charm City Angels Baltimore\*\*
\*\*What: Monthly Capital & Coffee Meetup\*\*
\*\*When: 10:30am Saturday, 7 February 2026\*\*
10:30–11:30am on 3rd Saturday each month
\*\*Where:\*\*
Shake Shack Restaurant Canton
3902 Boston Street, near Target and Harris Teeters
Baltimore, MD 21224
https://shakeshack.com/
\*\*Why:\*\*
Monthly Capital & Coffee meetup. Intelligent capital in conversation. A once‑a‑month gathering of forward‑thinking investors, CEOs, and financially curious minds who enjoy thinking together about markets, capital, and high tech. Purpose: To strengthen Baltimore’s business community and build a trusted cadre of forward-thinking tech investors who enjoy acting together.
\*\*Event Cost: Free\*\*
\* You buy your own meal at restaurant.
\*\*Format 1 Hour:\*\*
\* 10:30 Arrive and order your own meal (menu has shakes, fries, burgers)
\* Welcome and Introductions
\* Market Summary Report
\* 10:45-11:00 Roundtable Discussion of a chosen tech market topic, such as healthtech, fintech, SaaS, enterprise, FOSS, aeronautics, robotics
\* 11:00-11:30 Networking and Open Conversations
\*\*Description:\*\*
A once‑a‑month gathering for AI practitioners, forward‑thinking investors, executives, and financially curious minds in Baltimore. A place where intelligent capital meets to share insights, compare notes, and build relationships. Once a month we explore emerging tech markets, moderate a capital roundtable discussion of how to profit from a tech market, and facilitate participant networking. A friendly environment for people who enjoy thinking about markets, capital and the future.
\*\*Audience:\*\*
\* AI enthusiasts
\* Investors
\* Executives
\* Bankers and deal‑minded financial professionals
\* Anyone with financial curiosity who enjoys exploring markets, profit strategy, risk analysis and high tech

Time for another

<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at:&nbsp;<a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public

Watch as seven finalists compete in two separate business categories for more than

Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.

Hosting Keyholder: Whitney

Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!

This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!

This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.

Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.

<span><p dir="ltr"><span>Calling all people of the rainbow!</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Want to learn more about our hacker/makerspace while meeting people in our communities? Come to Queers and Beers!</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>This social event is meant for queer/LGBTQIA2S+ people and our allies. We hope it will help build community while allowing people to sit back, relax, and have a good time. </span><span>This is an all ages event!</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Things to Bring:</span></p><p dir="ltr"><span>Bring a snack and a beverage for yourself or to share. If you are 21+, feel free to (responsibly) partake in alcoholic beverages. Feel free to also bring a craft or activity to keep your hands busy while you socialize. Some months we will have a craft available to do if you wish. Some months we will have a discussion question to talk about.</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Recurring Event:</span></p><p dir="ltr"><span>This event will take place every first Thursday of the month, starting in February 2026.</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Presenter:</span></p><p dir="ltr"><span>Thea</span></p></span>

<p>SUMMARY:<br>The DEF CON Group 443, also known as DC443, is an interest group designed to discuss general hacking and its culture, information security (InfoSec), and related topics. Our group’s interests include InfoSec, SDR, Hackathons, Speaker Events (MiniCons), Capture The Flags (CTFs), Binary Reversing/Exploitation, Ham Radio, Lock Picking, Micro Electronics, Web Development, etc.</p><p>We plan to meet every other week on Fridays at Unallocated space. Meetings can include Talks, projects, trivia nights, workshops, or contests and CTFs.</p><p>Website:&nbsp;<a href="https://dc443.org/">https://dc443.org</a><br>Twitter:&nbsp;<a href="https://twitter.com/dc443_">https://twitter.com/dc443_</a></p><p>GOAL: Learn about new and existing interests and grow the Unallocated Space community.</p><p></p><p>THINGS TO BRING: Yourself and friends</p><p></p><p>SKILL LEVEL:<br>Any</p><p></p><p>PRESENTER: Adam (Digital Tinker)</p>

Join us for an informal gathering of Python enthusiasts at ZiPani, where we'll blend our love for coding with the rich aroma of coffee! Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting out, this meetup is designed for everyone who enjoys Python programming in a relaxed environment.

Plan:

* **Casual Coding:** Work on your personal projects, get help, or share your code with others.
* **Open Discussion:** From Python libraries to best practices, let's talk about what's on your mind.
* **Networking:** Meet other local Python developers, exchange ideas, and maybe find your next coding buddy or collaborator.

Why Attend?

* Learn something new or share your knowledge in a friendly atmosphere.
* Get real-time help with coding problems or brainstorm new ideas.
* Discover local job opportunities or side projects within the Python community.

No need for formal presentations or slides; this is all about conversation and collaboration. Feel free to come and go as your schedule allows.

<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at:&nbsp;<a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public

Join SME sponsor REVEAL WEALTH for a Lunch and Learn on Tuesday, May 12, 2026

Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.

Hosting Keyholder: Whitney

<p>SUMMARY: Locksport @ UAS.</p><p></p><p>GOAL: Learn how locks work and how to pick them.</p><p></p><p>THINGS TO BRING: just yourself or locks &amp; tools.</p><p></p><p>SKILL LEVEL: all</p><p></p><p><span style="background-color: var(--textfield-surface);">PRESENTER: MacGnG</span><br></p><p><a href="https://www.unallocatedspace.org/events/locksport-md-toool/" id="ow517" __is_owner="true">https://www.unallocatedspace.org/events/locksport-md-toool/</a><span style="background-color: var(--textfield-surface);"><br></span></p>

Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!

This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!

This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.

Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.

This event is changing! Moving forward we'll be using Discord instead of Zoom. Please join us here: <a href="https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd">https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd</a><br><br>In the future we're also moving to a new meetup group. You can join that here: <a href="https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/">https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/</a><br><br>We'll be hanging out and working on <a href="http://hackthebox.eu">hackthebox.eu</a> machines. We'll pick a machine to go after at the beginning of the evening and work together to hack into it. Please follow all rules listed here: <a href="https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.">https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.</a><br><br>Collaboration is allowed, spoiling boxes and sharing flags is not.

Join us for an informal gathering of Python enthusiasts at ZiPani, where we'll blend our love for coding with the rich aroma of coffee! Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting out, this meetup is designed for everyone who enjoys Python programming in a relaxed environment.

Plan:

* **Casual Coding:** Work on your personal projects, get help, or share your code with others.
* **Open Discussion:** From Python libraries to best practices, let's talk about what's on your mind.
* **Networking:** Meet other local Python developers, exchange ideas, and maybe find your next coding buddy or collaborator.

Why Attend?

* Learn something new or share your knowledge in a friendly atmosphere.
* Get real-time help with coding problems or brainstorm new ideas.
* Discover local job opportunities or side projects within the Python community.

No need for formal presentations or slides; this is all about conversation and collaboration. Feel free to come and go as your schedule allows.

**Zoom link**: [https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82308186562](https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82308186562)

**Talk #0: Introductions and Meetup Updates**
by Chris Fregly and Antje Barth

**Talk #1: GPU, PyTorch, and CUDA Performance Optimizations**

**Talk #2: GPU, PyTorch, and CUDA Performance Optimizations**

**Zoom link**: [https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82308186562](https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82308186562)

**Related Links**
Github Repo: [http://github.com/cfregly/ai-performance-engineering/](http://github.com/cfregly/ai-performance-engineering/)
O'Reilly Book: [https://www.amazon.com/Systems-Performance-Engineering-Optimizing-Algorithms/dp/B0F47689K8/](https://www.amazon.com/Systems-Performance-Engineering-Optimizing-Algorithms/dp/B0F47689K8/)
YouTube: [https://www.youtube.com/@AIPerformanceEngineering](https://www.youtube.com/@AIPerformanceEngineering)
Generative AI Free Course on DeepLearning.ai: [https://bit.ly/gllm](https://bit.ly/gllm)

<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at:&nbsp;<a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public

Ever wondered what it takes to launch a startup in AI, Cybersecurity, or MedTech? Come to ChesaPitch and watch local ent...

Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.

Hosting Keyholder: Whitney

Elevate Your AI/ML Career with GDG AnnapolisMachine Learning is transforming how we build software, and Google Cloud is ...

Join MTC for the best night in networking! Registration is open now.

Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!

This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!

This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.

Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.

<p>SUMMARY:<br>The DEF CON Group 443, also known as DC443, is an interest group designed to discuss general hacking and its culture, information security (InfoSec), and related topics. Our group’s interests include InfoSec, SDR, Hackathons, Speaker Events (MiniCons), Capture The Flags (CTFs), Binary Reversing/Exploitation, Ham Radio, Lock Picking, Micro Electronics, Web Development, etc.</p><p>We plan to meet every other week on Fridays at Unallocated space. Meetings can include Talks, projects, trivia nights, workshops, or contests and CTFs.</p><p>Website:&nbsp;<a href="https://dc443.org/">https://dc443.org</a><br>Twitter:&nbsp;<a href="https://twitter.com/dc443_">https://twitter.com/dc443_</a></p><p>GOAL: Learn about new and existing interests and grow the Unallocated Space community.</p><p></p><p>THINGS TO BRING: Yourself and friends</p><p></p><p>SKILL LEVEL:<br>Any</p><p></p><p>PRESENTER: Adam (Digital Tinker)</p>

Join us for an informal gathering of Python enthusiasts at ZiPani, where we'll blend our love for coding with the rich aroma of coffee! Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting out, this meetup is designed for everyone who enjoys Python programming in a relaxed environment.

Plan:

* **Casual Coding:** Work on your personal projects, get help, or share your code with others.
* **Open Discussion:** From Python libraries to best practices, let's talk about what's on your mind.
* **Networking:** Meet other local Python developers, exchange ideas, and maybe find your next coding buddy or collaborator.

Why Attend?

* Learn something new or share your knowledge in a friendly atmosphere.
* Get real-time help with coding problems or brainstorm new ideas.
* Discover local job opportunities or side projects within the Python community.

No need for formal presentations or slides; this is all about conversation and collaboration. Feel free to come and go as your schedule allows.

<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at:&nbsp;<a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public

Looking for small business funding? Come and learn more about what you need to submit and insights to submit a strong loan

Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.

Hosting Keyholder: Whitney

Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!

This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!

This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.

Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.

This event is changing! Moving forward we'll be using Discord instead of Zoom. Please join us here: <a href="https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd">https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd</a><br><br>In the future we're also moving to a new meetup group. You can join that here: <a href="https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/">https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/</a><br><br>We'll be hanging out and working on <a href="http://hackthebox.eu">hackthebox.eu</a> machines. We'll pick a machine to go after at the beginning of the evening and work together to hack into it. Please follow all rules listed here: <a href="https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.">https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.</a><br><br>Collaboration is allowed, spoiling boxes and sharing flags is not.

Join us for an informal gathering of Python enthusiasts at ZiPani, where we'll blend our love for coding with the rich aroma of coffee! Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting out, this meetup is designed for everyone who enjoys Python programming in a relaxed environment.

Plan:

* **Casual Coding:** Work on your personal projects, get help, or share your code with others.
* **Open Discussion:** From Python libraries to best practices, let's talk about what's on your mind.
* **Networking:** Meet other local Python developers, exchange ideas, and maybe find your next coding buddy or collaborator.

Why Attend?

* Learn something new or share your knowledge in a friendly atmosphere.
* Get real-time help with coding problems or brainstorm new ideas.
* Discover local job opportunities or side projects within the Python community.

No need for formal presentations or slides; this is all about conversation and collaboration. Feel free to come and go as your schedule allows.

<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at:&nbsp;<a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public

American Red Cross Blood Drive Wednesday, June 3, 2026 9:00 AM &#8211; 2:00 PM bwtech South: 1450...

Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.

Hosting Keyholder: Whitney

Join us as the Maryland Tech Council's Chesapeake Regional Chapter (CRC) BBQ on the Bay returns to the Chesapeake Bay Foundation in June.

A 3-part interactive workshop teaching founders how to empathize, ideate, and prototype solutions using design

Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!

This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!

This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.

Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.

<span><p dir="ltr"><span>Calling all people of the rainbow!</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Want to learn more about our hacker/makerspace while meeting people in our communities? Come to Queers and Beers!</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>This social event is meant for queer/LGBTQIA2S+ people and our allies. We hope it will help build community while allowing people to sit back, relax, and have a good time. </span><span>This is an all ages event!</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Things to Bring:</span></p><p dir="ltr"><span>Bring a snack and a beverage for yourself or to share. If you are 21+, feel free to (responsibly) partake in alcoholic beverages. Feel free to also bring a craft or activity to keep your hands busy while you socialize. Some months we will have a craft available to do if you wish. Some months we will have a discussion question to talk about.</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Recurring Event:</span></p><p dir="ltr"><span>This event will take place every first Thursday of the month, starting in February 2026.</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Presenter:</span></p><p dir="ltr"><span>Thea</span></p></span>

The Baltimore City Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs (MIMA), Baltimore County, and Towson University will host the 13th Annual Baltimore Immigration Summit on June 6. This year’s theme is Harbors an

<p>SUMMARY:<br>The DEF CON Group 443, also known as DC443, is an interest group designed to discuss general hacking and its culture, information security (InfoSec), and related topics. Our group’s interests include InfoSec, SDR, Hackathons, Speaker Events (MiniCons), Capture The Flags (CTFs), Binary Reversing/Exploitation, Ham Radio, Lock Picking, Micro Electronics, Web Development, etc.</p><p>We plan to meet every other week on Fridays at Unallocated space. Meetings can include Talks, projects, trivia nights, workshops, or contests and CTFs.</p><p>Website:&nbsp;<a href="https://dc443.org/">https://dc443.org</a><br>Twitter:&nbsp;<a href="https://twitter.com/dc443_">https://twitter.com/dc443_</a></p><p>GOAL: Learn about new and existing interests and grow the Unallocated Space community.</p><p></p><p>THINGS TO BRING: Yourself and friends</p><p></p><p>SKILL LEVEL:<br>Any</p><p></p><p>PRESENTER: Adam (Digital Tinker)</p>

Charm City Angels Baltimore Monthly AI Tech Investor Meetup
Where smart tech capital meets. Building Baltimore with business intelligence.

\#\# Event Description

\*\*Who: Charm City Angels Baltimore\*\*
\*\*What: Monthly Capital & Coffee Meetup\*\*
\*\*When: 10:30am Saturday, 7 February 2026\*\*
10:30–11:30am on 3rd Saturday each month
\*\*Where:\*\*
Shake Shack Restaurant Canton
3902 Boston Street, near Target and Harris Teeters
Baltimore, MD 21224
https://shakeshack.com/
\*\*Why:\*\*
Monthly Capital & Coffee meetup. Intelligent capital in conversation. A once‑a‑month gathering of forward‑thinking investors, CEOs, and financially curious minds who enjoy thinking together about markets, capital, and high tech. Purpose: To strengthen Baltimore’s business community and build a trusted cadre of forward-thinking tech investors who enjoy acting together.
\*\*Event Cost: Free\*\*
\* You buy your own meal at restaurant.
\*\*Format 1 Hour:\*\*
\* 10:30 Arrive and order your own meal (menu has shakes, fries, burgers)
\* Welcome and Introductions
\* Market Summary Report
\* 10:45-11:00 Roundtable Discussion of a chosen tech market topic, such as healthtech, fintech, SaaS, enterprise, FOSS, aeronautics, robotics
\* 11:00-11:30 Networking and Open Conversations
\*\*Description:\*\*
A once‑a‑month gathering for AI practitioners, forward‑thinking investors, executives, and financially curious minds in Baltimore. A place where intelligent capital meets to share insights, compare notes, and build relationships. Once a month we explore emerging tech markets, moderate a capital roundtable discussion of how to profit from a tech market, and facilitate participant networking. A friendly environment for people who enjoy thinking about markets, capital and the future.
\*\*Audience:\*\*
\* AI enthusiasts
\* Investors
\* Executives
\* Bankers and deal‑minded financial professionals
\* Anyone with financial curiosity who enjoys exploring markets, profit strategy, risk analysis and high tech

The Enoch Pratt Free Library hosts the annual Indie Video Game Fest, a curated, curious, and creative exhibition of Independent Video Games from the DMV area.
Indie Video Game Fest is an annual one-day event that brings together gamers, developers, and video game industry insiders to play, discuss, and celebrate independent video games from across the DMV area.
As part of the event, we host exciting guest speakers from the video game industry. These talks focus on the creation of video games, the video game industry, and what working in it is like. Previous speakers include Jason Schreier, Chris Bratt, and Jake Solomon.
If you’re an indie game developer who’s interested in showing your game, complete the submission form at the link below before February 28, 2026, at 5 pm:
https://www.prattlibrary.org/indie-game-fest
 

<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at:&nbsp;<a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public

Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.

Hosting Keyholder: Whitney

<p>SUMMARY: Locksport @ UAS.</p><p></p><p>GOAL: Learn how locks work and how to pick them.</p><p></p><p>THINGS TO BRING: just yourself or locks &amp; tools.</p><p></p><p>SKILL LEVEL: all</p><p></p><p><span style="background-color: var(--textfield-surface);">PRESENTER: MacGnG</span><br></p><p><a href="https://www.unallocatedspace.org/events/locksport-md-toool/" id="ow517" __is_owner="true">https://www.unallocatedspace.org/events/locksport-md-toool/</a><span style="background-color: var(--textfield-surface);"><br></span></p>

Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!

This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!

This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.

Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.

This event is changing! Moving forward we'll be using Discord instead of Zoom. Please join us here: <a href="https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd">https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd</a><br><br>In the future we're also moving to a new meetup group. You can join that here: <a href="https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/">https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/</a><br><br>We'll be hanging out and working on <a href="http://hackthebox.eu">hackthebox.eu</a> machines. We'll pick a machine to go after at the beginning of the evening and work together to hack into it. Please follow all rules listed here: <a href="https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.">https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.</a><br><br>Collaboration is allowed, spoiling boxes and sharing flags is not.

Join us for an informal gathering of Python enthusiasts at ZiPani, where we'll blend our love for coding with the rich aroma of coffee! Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting out, this meetup is designed for everyone who enjoys Python programming in a relaxed environment.

Plan:

* **Casual Coding:** Work on your personal projects, get help, or share your code with others.
* **Open Discussion:** From Python libraries to best practices, let's talk about what's on your mind.
* **Networking:** Meet other local Python developers, exchange ideas, and maybe find your next coding buddy or collaborator.

Why Attend?

* Learn something new or share your knowledge in a friendly atmosphere.
* Get real-time help with coding problems or brainstorm new ideas.
* Discover local job opportunities or side projects within the Python community.

No need for formal presentations or slides; this is all about conversation and collaboration. Feel free to come and go as your schedule allows.

**Zoom link**: [https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82308186562](https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82308186562)

**Talk #0: Introductions and Meetup Updates**
by Chris Fregly and Antje Barth

**Talk #1: GPU, PyTorch, and CUDA Performance Optimizations**

**Talk #2: GPU, PyTorch, and CUDA Performance Optimizations**

**Zoom link**: [https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82308186562](https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82308186562)

**Related Links**
Github Repo: [http://github.com/cfregly/ai-performance-engineering/](http://github.com/cfregly/ai-performance-engineering/)
O'Reilly Book: [https://www.amazon.com/Systems-Performance-Engineering-Optimizing-Algorithms/dp/B0F47689K8/](https://www.amazon.com/Systems-Performance-Engineering-Optimizing-Algorithms/dp/B0F47689K8/)
YouTube: [https://www.youtube.com/@AIPerformanceEngineering](https://www.youtube.com/@AIPerformanceEngineering)
Generative AI Free Course on DeepLearning.ai: [https://bit.ly/gllm](https://bit.ly/gllm)

<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at:&nbsp;<a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public

Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.

Hosting Keyholder: Whitney

MTC's Golf Tournament will be held June 18th at PB Dye Golf Club.

Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!

This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!

This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.

Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.

<p>SUMMARY:<br>The DEF CON Group 443, also known as DC443, is an interest group designed to discuss general hacking and its culture, information security (InfoSec), and related topics. Our group’s interests include InfoSec, SDR, Hackathons, Speaker Events (MiniCons), Capture The Flags (CTFs), Binary Reversing/Exploitation, Ham Radio, Lock Picking, Micro Electronics, Web Development, etc.</p><p>We plan to meet every other week on Fridays at Unallocated space. Meetings can include Talks, projects, trivia nights, workshops, or contests and CTFs.</p><p>Website:&nbsp;<a href="https://dc443.org/">https://dc443.org</a><br>Twitter:&nbsp;<a href="https://twitter.com/dc443_">https://twitter.com/dc443_</a></p><p>GOAL: Learn about new and existing interests and grow the Unallocated Space community.</p><p></p><p>THINGS TO BRING: Yourself and friends</p><p></p><p>SKILL LEVEL:<br>Any</p><p></p><p>PRESENTER: Adam (Digital Tinker)</p>

This bold, 1937 historical anti-military melodrama is a gem of Japanese cinema.  While following Edo-era slum residents—debilitated samurai, peasants, and petty merchants—and their struggles to surviv

Tech Unity 2026

This year, Sister Cities International (SCI)’s Youth Leadership Summit will take place in Washington D.C., which is located close to Baltimore. The Youth Leadership Summit is an immersive program for

<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at:&nbsp;<a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public

Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.

Hosting Keyholder: Whitney

Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!

This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!

This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.

Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.

**Welcome!**

If you are a developer, UX designer, marketer, or anyone else in the tech ecosystem looking to join or help a tech startup, or even just get involved in a project, this event is for you!

We will be introducing projects for you to get involved with during the pitches. There is no group like this on Meetup or in the startup world because we filter out the BS and get you going on a project ASAP. No judges, no winner, and no time-consuming feedback.

What happens first in the event is startup founders pitch their business or idea to the audience, which is full of the developers, designers, marketers, etc.

If you are interested in one of the projects / startups, you can join one of the founders in a breakout room to continue building, workshopping, and/or onboarding the startup with attendees.

People have been able to start and advance their businesses as a result of this process.

We are meeting on Zoom, the link is here in the listing.

**Agenda:**
**Intros:** During the first 10 minutes, we will give you the history, structure, and future plans of Startup Oasis and open signups for founders that want to pitch their startups.

**Pitches:** Each founder will then get up to 3 minutes to pitch their startup. This format is recommended: name, business, the problem, your solution, target customer base, and your biggest challenge/current need. This part is similar to Shark Tank.

**Breakout Groups:** For the remainder of the event, each founder gets a breakout room, and you can talk to the founders in greater detail about their needs and challenges in a small group setting. This part is similar to a hackathon.

Startup Oasis was created to pierce the illusion of accessibility of startups and tech by creating a grassroots forum for early-stage founders to pitch to those in the tech ecosystem to get real-time feedback for their idea or business.

Use this [link](https://lnk.bio/startup.oasis) to:

* Follow us on LinkedIn
* Join our community on Discord
* Donate to our cause
* Visit our website

**FAQ:**
**Is this event free to attend?** Yes - Startup Oasis will always be free for anyone to attend. If you would like to donate, you can do so directly on our [website](https://donate.stripe.com/eVa2a0dV27Nlb2ofYY). You can also talk to us about volunteer or sponsorship opportunities.

**How do I sign up to pitch?** RSVP here. Right when the event starts, fill out the form and then raise your hand on Zoom. That will also determine the order. You can also buy a VIP ticket to support our cause and guarantee you a spot to pitch. To be eligible to pitch, you must be the cofounder of a technology-based startup. Agencies, consultants, coaches, MLM schemes, and nonprofits are not eligible to pitch, but you can still watch the pitches and join the breakouts.

**What happens after the pitches?** The breakout groups open for the remainder of the event. Each founder gets a breakout room, and you can talk more about their business and needs with them.

**Can I invite other people that I know?** Yes - please have them RSVP here or on the [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/company/startup-oasis-global) event listing.

**How do I get the most out of this event?**

* Founders - In this event, no money is awarded nor are any winners named. We are not here to critique your pitch, just to help you find teammates, cofounders, and feedback from other professionals. Make sure your pitch is 3 minutes or less and clear about what your biggest needs are.
* Attendees - If you are new to startups and tech, feel free to just watch with no pressure to participate. If you are looking to join a startup or find a side project, make sure you take notes during the pitches to join the group of the founder that you're most interested in helping. Most founders need help with either developing the product or with a go-to-market strategy.
*

**Do we meet in person?** We do this event in Atlanta, GA each month in Midtown at ATDC.

**Content:** We are looking for founders to be interviewed or people to interview founders for short videos. Let us know if you are interested!

This event is changing! Moving forward we'll be using Discord instead of Zoom. Please join us here: <a href="https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd">https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd</a><br><br>In the future we're also moving to a new meetup group. You can join that here: <a href="https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/">https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/</a><br><br>We'll be hanging out and working on <a href="http://hackthebox.eu">hackthebox.eu</a> machines. We'll pick a machine to go after at the beginning of the evening and work together to hack into it. Please follow all rules listed here: <a href="https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.">https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.</a><br><br>Collaboration is allowed, spoiling boxes and sharing flags is not.

Join us for an informal gathering of Python enthusiasts at ZiPani, where we'll blend our love for coding with the rich aroma of coffee! Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting out, this meetup is designed for everyone who enjoys Python programming in a relaxed environment.

Plan:

* **Casual Coding:** Work on your personal projects, get help, or share your code with others.
* **Open Discussion:** From Python libraries to best practices, let's talk about what's on your mind.
* **Networking:** Meet other local Python developers, exchange ideas, and maybe find your next coding buddy or collaborator.

Why Attend?

* Learn something new or share your knowledge in a friendly atmosphere.
* Get real-time help with coding problems or brainstorm new ideas.
* Discover local job opportunities or side projects within the Python community.

No need for formal presentations or slides; this is all about conversation and collaboration. Feel free to come and go as your schedule allows.

<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at:&nbsp;<a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public

Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.

Hosting Keyholder: Whitney

Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!

This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!

This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.

Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.

<span><p dir="ltr"><span>Calling all people of the rainbow!</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Want to learn more about our hacker/makerspace while meeting people in our communities? Come to Queers and Beers!</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>This social event is meant for queer/LGBTQIA2S+ people and our allies. We hope it will help build community while allowing people to sit back, relax, and have a good time. </span><span>This is an all ages event!</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Things to Bring:</span></p><p dir="ltr"><span>Bring a snack and a beverage for yourself or to share. If you are 21+, feel free to (responsibly) partake in alcoholic beverages. Feel free to also bring a craft or activity to keep your hands busy while you socialize. Some months we will have a craft available to do if you wish. Some months we will have a discussion question to talk about.</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Recurring Event:</span></p><p dir="ltr"><span>This event will take place every first Thursday of the month, starting in February 2026.</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Presenter:</span></p><p dir="ltr"><span>Thea</span></p></span>

<p>SUMMARY:<br>The DEF CON Group 443, also known as DC443, is an interest group designed to discuss general hacking and its culture, information security (InfoSec), and related topics. Our group’s interests include InfoSec, SDR, Hackathons, Speaker Events (MiniCons), Capture The Flags (CTFs), Binary Reversing/Exploitation, Ham Radio, Lock Picking, Micro Electronics, Web Development, etc.</p><p>We plan to meet every other week on Fridays at Unallocated space. Meetings can include Talks, projects, trivia nights, workshops, or contests and CTFs.</p><p>Website:&nbsp;<a href="https://dc443.org/">https://dc443.org</a><br>Twitter:&nbsp;<a href="https://twitter.com/dc443_">https://twitter.com/dc443_</a></p><p>GOAL: Learn about new and existing interests and grow the Unallocated Space community.</p><p></p><p>THINGS TO BRING: Yourself and friends</p><p></p><p>SKILL LEVEL:<br>Any</p><p></p><p>PRESENTER: Adam (Digital Tinker)</p>

Join us for an informal gathering of Python enthusiasts at ZiPani, where we'll blend our love for coding with the rich aroma of coffee! Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting out, this meetup is designed for everyone who enjoys Python programming in a relaxed environment.

Plan:

* **Casual Coding:** Work on your personal projects, get help, or share your code with others.
* **Open Discussion:** From Python libraries to best practices, let's talk about what's on your mind.
* **Networking:** Meet other local Python developers, exchange ideas, and maybe find your next coding buddy or collaborator.

Why Attend?

* Learn something new or share your knowledge in a friendly atmosphere.
* Get real-time help with coding problems or brainstorm new ideas.
* Discover local job opportunities or side projects within the Python community.

No need for formal presentations or slides; this is all about conversation and collaboration. Feel free to come and go as your schedule allows.

<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at:&nbsp;<a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public

Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.

Hosting Keyholder: Whitney

<p>SUMMARY: Locksport @ UAS.</p><p></p><p>GOAL: Learn how locks work and how to pick them.</p><p></p><p>THINGS TO BRING: just yourself or locks &amp; tools.</p><p></p><p>SKILL LEVEL: all</p><p></p><p><span style="background-color: var(--textfield-surface);">PRESENTER: MacGnG</span><br></p><p><a href="https://www.unallocatedspace.org/events/locksport-md-toool/" id="ow517" __is_owner="true">https://www.unallocatedspace.org/events/locksport-md-toool/</a><span style="background-color: var(--textfield-surface);"><br></span></p>

Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!

This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!

This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.

Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.

This event is changing! Moving forward we'll be using Discord instead of Zoom. Please join us here: <a href="https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd">https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd</a><br><br>In the future we're also moving to a new meetup group. You can join that here: <a href="https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/">https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/</a><br><br>We'll be hanging out and working on <a href="http://hackthebox.eu">hackthebox.eu</a> machines. We'll pick a machine to go after at the beginning of the evening and work together to hack into it. Please follow all rules listed here: <a href="https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.">https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.</a><br><br>Collaboration is allowed, spoiling boxes and sharing flags is not.

Join us for an informal gathering of Python enthusiasts at ZiPani, where we'll blend our love for coding with the rich aroma of coffee! Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting out, this meetup is designed for everyone who enjoys Python programming in a relaxed environment.

Plan:

* **Casual Coding:** Work on your personal projects, get help, or share your code with others.
* **Open Discussion:** From Python libraries to best practices, let's talk about what's on your mind.
* **Networking:** Meet other local Python developers, exchange ideas, and maybe find your next coding buddy or collaborator.

Why Attend?

* Learn something new or share your knowledge in a friendly atmosphere.
* Get real-time help with coding problems or brainstorm new ideas.
* Discover local job opportunities or side projects within the Python community.

No need for formal presentations or slides; this is all about conversation and collaboration. Feel free to come and go as your schedule allows.

<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at:&nbsp;<a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public

Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.

Hosting Keyholder: Whitney

Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!

This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!

This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.

Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.

<p>SUMMARY:<br>The DEF CON Group 443, also known as DC443, is an interest group designed to discuss general hacking and its culture, information security (InfoSec), and related topics. Our group’s interests include InfoSec, SDR, Hackathons, Speaker Events (MiniCons), Capture The Flags (CTFs), Binary Reversing/Exploitation, Ham Radio, Lock Picking, Micro Electronics, Web Development, etc.</p><p>We plan to meet every other week on Fridays at Unallocated space. Meetings can include Talks, projects, trivia nights, workshops, or contests and CTFs.</p><p>Website:&nbsp;<a href="https://dc443.org/">https://dc443.org</a><br>Twitter:&nbsp;<a href="https://twitter.com/dc443_">https://twitter.com/dc443_</a></p><p>GOAL: Learn about new and existing interests and grow the Unallocated Space community.</p><p></p><p>THINGS TO BRING: Yourself and friends</p><p></p><p>SKILL LEVEL:<br>Any</p><p></p><p>PRESENTER: Adam (Digital Tinker)</p>

A ten-minute standing ovation followed the premiere of Like Father Like Son at the 2013 Cannes Film Festival. Two couples—from different classes and with contrasting parenting styles—discover that the

<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at:&nbsp;<a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public

Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.

Hosting Keyholder: Whitney

Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!

This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!

This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.

Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.

**Welcome!**

If you are a developer, UX designer, marketer, or anyone else in the tech ecosystem looking to join or help a tech startup, or even just get involved in a project, this event is for you!

We will be introducing projects for you to get involved with during the pitches. There is no group like this on Meetup or in the startup world because we filter out the BS and get you going on a project ASAP. No judges, no winner, and no time-consuming feedback.

What happens first in the event is startup founders pitch their business or idea to the audience, which is full of the developers, designers, marketers, etc.

If you are interested in one of the projects / startups, you can join one of the founders in a breakout room to continue building, workshopping, and/or onboarding the startup with attendees.

People have been able to start and advance their businesses as a result of this process.

We are meeting on Zoom, the link is here in the listing.

**Agenda:**
**Intros:** During the first 10 minutes, we will give you the history, structure, and future plans of Startup Oasis and open signups for founders that want to pitch their startups.

**Pitches:** Each founder will then get up to 3 minutes to pitch their startup. This format is recommended: name, business, the problem, your solution, target customer base, and your biggest challenge/current need. This part is similar to Shark Tank.

**Breakout Groups:** For the remainder of the event, each founder gets a breakout room, and you can talk to the founders in greater detail about their needs and challenges in a small group setting. This part is similar to a hackathon.

Startup Oasis was created to pierce the illusion of accessibility of startups and tech by creating a grassroots forum for early-stage founders to pitch to those in the tech ecosystem to get real-time feedback for their idea or business.

Use this [link](https://lnk.bio/startup.oasis) to:

* Follow us on LinkedIn
* Join our community on Discord
* Donate to our cause
* Visit our website

**FAQ:**
**Is this event free to attend?** Yes - Startup Oasis will always be free for anyone to attend. If you would like to donate, you can do so directly on our [website](https://donate.stripe.com/eVa2a0dV27Nlb2ofYY). You can also talk to us about volunteer or sponsorship opportunities.

**How do I sign up to pitch?** RSVP here. Right when the event starts, fill out the form and then raise your hand on Zoom. That will also determine the order. You can also buy a VIP ticket to support our cause and guarantee you a spot to pitch. To be eligible to pitch, you must be the cofounder of a technology-based startup. Agencies, consultants, coaches, MLM schemes, and nonprofits are not eligible to pitch, but you can still watch the pitches and join the breakouts.

**What happens after the pitches?** The breakout groups open for the remainder of the event. Each founder gets a breakout room, and you can talk more about their business and needs with them.

**Can I invite other people that I know?** Yes - please have them RSVP here or on the [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/company/startup-oasis-global) event listing.

**How do I get the most out of this event?**

* Founders - In this event, no money is awarded nor are any winners named. We are not here to critique your pitch, just to help you find teammates, cofounders, and feedback from other professionals. Make sure your pitch is 3 minutes or less and clear about what your biggest needs are.
* Attendees - If you are new to startups and tech, feel free to just watch with no pressure to participate. If you are looking to join a startup or find a side project, make sure you take notes during the pitches to join the group of the founder that you're most interested in helping. Most founders need help with either developing the product or with a go-to-market strategy.
*

**Do we meet in person?** We do this event in Atlanta, GA each month in Midtown at ATDC.

**Content:** We are looking for founders to be interviewed or people to interview founders for short videos. Let us know if you are interested!

This event is changing! Moving forward we'll be using Discord instead of Zoom. Please join us here: <a href="https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd">https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd</a><br><br>In the future we're also moving to a new meetup group. You can join that here: <a href="https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/">https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/</a><br><br>We'll be hanging out and working on <a href="http://hackthebox.eu">hackthebox.eu</a> machines. We'll pick a machine to go after at the beginning of the evening and work together to hack into it. Please follow all rules listed here: <a href="https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.">https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.</a><br><br>Collaboration is allowed, spoiling boxes and sharing flags is not.

Join us for an informal gathering of Python enthusiasts at ZiPani, where we'll blend our love for coding with the rich aroma of coffee! Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting out, this meetup is designed for everyone who enjoys Python programming in a relaxed environment.

Plan:

* **Casual Coding:** Work on your personal projects, get help, or share your code with others.
* **Open Discussion:** From Python libraries to best practices, let's talk about what's on your mind.
* **Networking:** Meet other local Python developers, exchange ideas, and maybe find your next coding buddy or collaborator.

Why Attend?

* Learn something new or share your knowledge in a friendly atmosphere.
* Get real-time help with coding problems or brainstorm new ideas.
* Discover local job opportunities or side projects within the Python community.

No need for formal presentations or slides; this is all about conversation and collaboration. Feel free to come and go as your schedule allows.

<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at:&nbsp;<a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public

Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.

Hosting Keyholder: Whitney

Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!

This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!

This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.

Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.

<p>SUMMARY:<br>The DEF CON Group 443, also known as DC443, is an interest group designed to discuss general hacking and its culture, information security (InfoSec), and related topics. Our group’s interests include InfoSec, SDR, Hackathons, Speaker Events (MiniCons), Capture The Flags (CTFs), Binary Reversing/Exploitation, Ham Radio, Lock Picking, Micro Electronics, Web Development, etc.</p><p>We plan to meet every other week on Fridays at Unallocated space. Meetings can include Talks, projects, trivia nights, workshops, or contests and CTFs.</p><p>Website:&nbsp;<a href="https://dc443.org/">https://dc443.org</a><br>Twitter:&nbsp;<a href="https://twitter.com/dc443_">https://twitter.com/dc443_</a></p><p>GOAL: Learn about new and existing interests and grow the Unallocated Space community.</p><p></p><p>THINGS TO BRING: Yourself and friends</p><p></p><p>SKILL LEVEL:<br>Any</p><p></p><p>PRESENTER: Adam (Digital Tinker)</p>

Join us for an informal gathering of Python enthusiasts at ZiPani, where we'll blend our love for coding with the rich aroma of coffee! Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting out, this meetup is designed for everyone who enjoys Python programming in a relaxed environment.

Plan:

* **Casual Coding:** Work on your personal projects, get help, or share your code with others.
* **Open Discussion:** From Python libraries to best practices, let's talk about what's on your mind.
* **Networking:** Meet other local Python developers, exchange ideas, and maybe find your next coding buddy or collaborator.

Why Attend?

* Learn something new or share your knowledge in a friendly atmosphere.
* Get real-time help with coding problems or brainstorm new ideas.
* Discover local job opportunities or side projects within the Python community.

No need for formal presentations or slides; this is all about conversation and collaboration. Feel free to come and go as your schedule allows.

<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at:&nbsp;<a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public

Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.

Hosting Keyholder: Whitney

Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!

This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!

This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.

Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.

<span><p dir="ltr"><span>Calling all people of the rainbow!</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Want to learn more about our hacker/makerspace while meeting people in our communities? Come to Queers and Beers!</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>This social event is meant for queer/LGBTQIA2S+ people and our allies. We hope it will help build community while allowing people to sit back, relax, and have a good time. </span><span>This is an all ages event!</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Things to Bring:</span></p><p dir="ltr"><span>Bring a snack and a beverage for yourself or to share. If you are 21+, feel free to (responsibly) partake in alcoholic beverages. Feel free to also bring a craft or activity to keep your hands busy while you socialize. Some months we will have a craft available to do if you wish. Some months we will have a discussion question to talk about.</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Recurring Event:</span></p><p dir="ltr"><span>This event will take place every first Thursday of the month, starting in February 2026.</span></p><br><p dir="ltr"><span>Presenter:</span></p><p dir="ltr"><span>Thea</span></p></span>

This event is changing! Moving forward we'll be using Discord instead of Zoom. Please join us here: <a href="https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd">https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd</a><br><br>In the future we're also moving to a new meetup group. You can join that here: <a href="https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/">https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/</a><br><br>We'll be hanging out and working on <a href="http://hackthebox.eu">hackthebox.eu</a> machines. We'll pick a machine to go after at the beginning of the evening and work together to hack into it. Please follow all rules listed here: <a href="https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.">https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.</a><br><br>Collaboration is allowed, spoiling boxes and sharing flags is not.

Join us for an informal gathering of Python enthusiasts at ZiPani, where we'll blend our love for coding with the rich aroma of coffee! Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting out, this meetup is designed for everyone who enjoys Python programming in a relaxed environment.

Plan:

* **Casual Coding:** Work on your personal projects, get help, or share your code with others.
* **Open Discussion:** From Python libraries to best practices, let's talk about what's on your mind.
* **Networking:** Meet other local Python developers, exchange ideas, and maybe find your next coding buddy or collaborator.

Why Attend?

* Learn something new or share your knowledge in a friendly atmosphere.
* Get real-time help with coding problems or brainstorm new ideas.
* Discover local job opportunities or side projects within the Python community.

No need for formal presentations or slides; this is all about conversation and collaboration. Feel free to come and go as your schedule allows.

<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at:&nbsp;<a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public

Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.

Hosting Keyholder: Whitney

<p>SUMMARY: Locksport @ UAS.</p><p></p><p>GOAL: Learn how locks work and how to pick them.</p><p></p><p>THINGS TO BRING: just yourself or locks &amp; tools.</p><p></p><p>SKILL LEVEL: all</p><p></p><p><span style="background-color: var(--textfield-surface);">PRESENTER: MacGnG</span><br></p><p><a href="https://www.unallocatedspace.org/events/locksport-md-toool/" id="ow517" __is_owner="true">https://www.unallocatedspace.org/events/locksport-md-toool/</a><span style="background-color: var(--textfield-surface);"><br></span></p>

Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!

This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!

This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.

Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.

<p>SUMMARY:<br>The DEF CON Group 443, also known as DC443, is an interest group designed to discuss general hacking and its culture, information security (InfoSec), and related topics. Our group’s interests include InfoSec, SDR, Hackathons, Speaker Events (MiniCons), Capture The Flags (CTFs), Binary Reversing/Exploitation, Ham Radio, Lock Picking, Micro Electronics, Web Development, etc.</p><p>We plan to meet every other week on Fridays at Unallocated space. Meetings can include Talks, projects, trivia nights, workshops, or contests and CTFs.</p><p>Website:&nbsp;<a href="https://dc443.org/">https://dc443.org</a><br>Twitter:&nbsp;<a href="https://twitter.com/dc443_">https://twitter.com/dc443_</a></p><p>GOAL: Learn about new and existing interests and grow the Unallocated Space community.</p><p></p><p>THINGS TO BRING: Yourself and friends</p><p></p><p>SKILL LEVEL:<br>Any</p><p></p><p>PRESENTER: Adam (Digital Tinker)</p>

Join us for an informal gathering of Python enthusiasts at ZiPani, where we'll blend our love for coding with the rich aroma of coffee! Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting out, this meetup is designed for everyone who enjoys Python programming in a relaxed environment.

Plan:

* **Casual Coding:** Work on your personal projects, get help, or share your code with others.
* **Open Discussion:** From Python libraries to best practices, let's talk about what's on your mind.
* **Networking:** Meet other local Python developers, exchange ideas, and maybe find your next coding buddy or collaborator.

Why Attend?

* Learn something new or share your knowledge in a friendly atmosphere.
* Get real-time help with coding problems or brainstorm new ideas.
* Discover local job opportunities or side projects within the Python community.

No need for formal presentations or slides; this is all about conversation and collaboration. Feel free to come and go as your schedule allows.

<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at:&nbsp;<a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public

Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.

Hosting Keyholder: Whitney

Save the Date for MTC's 3rd Annual Data Center Summit.

Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!

This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!

This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.

Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.

This event is changing! Moving forward we'll be using Discord instead of Zoom. Please join us here: <a href="https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd">https://discord.gg/sF8P8fY5Nd</a><br><br>In the future we're also moving to a new meetup group. You can join that here: <a href="https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/">https://www.meetup.com/hack-the-box-meetup-baltimore/</a><br><br>We'll be hanging out and working on <a href="http://hackthebox.eu">hackthebox.eu</a> machines. We'll pick a machine to go after at the beginning of the evening and work together to hack into it. Please follow all rules listed here: <a href="https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.">https://www.hackthebox.eu/home/rules.</a><br><br>Collaboration is allowed, spoiling boxes and sharing flags is not.

Join us for an informal gathering of Python enthusiasts at ZiPani, where we'll blend our love for coding with the rich aroma of coffee! Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting out, this meetup is designed for everyone who enjoys Python programming in a relaxed environment.

Plan:

* **Casual Coding:** Work on your personal projects, get help, or share your code with others.
* **Open Discussion:** From Python libraries to best practices, let's talk about what's on your mind.
* **Networking:** Meet other local Python developers, exchange ideas, and maybe find your next coding buddy or collaborator.

Why Attend?

* Learn something new or share your knowledge in a friendly atmosphere.
* Get real-time help with coding problems or brainstorm new ideas.
* Discover local job opportunities or side projects within the Python community.

No need for formal presentations or slides; this is all about conversation and collaboration. Feel free to come and go as your schedule allows.

<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at:&nbsp;<a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public

Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.

Hosting Keyholder: Whitney

Unallocated Space is hosting Happy Hour!

This is an unstructured event where we can all get together, break bread, and hang out virtually. Bring your preferred beverage, some good conversation, and let's chat!

This is a virtual event hosted over Zoom.

Sometimes we play DnD or Minecraft.

<p>SUMMARY:<br>The DEF CON Group 443, also known as DC443, is an interest group designed to discuss general hacking and its culture, information security (InfoSec), and related topics. Our group’s interests include InfoSec, SDR, Hackathons, Speaker Events (MiniCons), Capture The Flags (CTFs), Binary Reversing/Exploitation, Ham Radio, Lock Picking, Micro Electronics, Web Development, etc.</p><p>We plan to meet every other week on Fridays at Unallocated space. Meetings can include Talks, projects, trivia nights, workshops, or contests and CTFs.</p><p>Website:&nbsp;<a href="https://dc443.org/">https://dc443.org</a><br>Twitter:&nbsp;<a href="https://twitter.com/dc443_">https://twitter.com/dc443_</a></p><p>GOAL: Learn about new and existing interests and grow the Unallocated Space community.</p><p></p><p>THINGS TO BRING: Yourself and friends</p><p></p><p>SKILL LEVEL:<br>Any</p><p></p><p>PRESENTER: Adam (Digital Tinker)</p>

Join us for an informal gathering of Python enthusiasts at ZiPani, where we'll blend our love for coding with the rich aroma of coffee! Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting out, this meetup is designed for everyone who enjoys Python programming in a relaxed environment.

Plan:

* **Casual Coding:** Work on your personal projects, get help, or share your code with others.
* **Open Discussion:** From Python libraries to best practices, let's talk about what's on your mind.
* **Networking:** Meet other local Python developers, exchange ideas, and maybe find your next coding buddy or collaborator.

Why Attend?

* Learn something new or share your knowledge in a friendly atmosphere.
* Get real-time help with coding problems or brainstorm new ideas.
* Discover local job opportunities or side projects within the Python community.

No need for formal presentations or slides; this is all about conversation and collaboration. Feel free to come and go as your schedule allows.

<br>Monday evenings, we will be open for Project Night - a night to work on, collaborate on, or brainstorm on whatever projects you're currently working on or interested in.<br>Don't have a project? Come see what others are working on and get involved or get ideas. If you have an concept for a group project, bring your ideas and seek out others to join you.<br><br>Project Night is a great opportunity to make progress on your projects as a regularly scheduled event. Anyone is welcome to work on projects any time the space is open, but a dedicated night--just for this--is really fantastic.<br><br>Please check out our COVID restrictions at:&nbsp;<a href="https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan" id="ow605" __is_owner="true">https://wiki.unallocatedspace.org/wiki/index.php?title=COVID-19_Reopening_Plan</a><br><br>Key: Bowie<br>Free and open to the public

Open House Night - Come join us and check out what UAS is all about. Keyholders and members will be available to answer questions, help with projects, and give tours. If you've never been to UAS before, this is a great time to check us out. We host a weekly open house to help introduce new people to the space and some of the various interests and participants. Come on by, and check out the space and some of the fun projects we are working on.

Hosting Keyholder: Whitney

Join us for an informal gathering of Python enthusiasts at ZiPani, where we'll blend our love for coding with the rich aroma of coffee! Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting out, this meetup is designed for everyone who enjoys Python programming in a relaxed environment.

Plan:

* **Casual Coding:** Work on your personal projects, get help, or share your code with others.
* **Open Discussion:** From Python libraries to best practices, let's talk about what's on your mind.
* **Networking:** Meet other local Python developers, exchange ideas, and maybe find your next coding buddy or collaborator.

Why Attend?

* Learn something new or share your knowledge in a friendly atmosphere.
* Get real-time help with coding problems or brainstorm new ideas.
* Discover local job opportunities or side projects within the Python community.

No need for formal presentations or slides; this is all about conversation and collaboration. Feel free to come and go as your schedule allows.

Join us for an informal gathering of Python enthusiasts at ZiPani, where we'll blend our love for coding with the rich aroma of coffee! Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting out, this meetup is designed for everyone who enjoys Python programming in a relaxed environment.

Plan:

* **Casual Coding:** Work on your personal projects, get help, or share your code with others.
* **Open Discussion:** From Python libraries to best practices, let's talk about what's on your mind.
* **Networking:** Meet other local Python developers, exchange ideas, and maybe find your next coding buddy or collaborator.

Why Attend?

* Learn something new or share your knowledge in a friendly atmosphere.
* Get real-time help with coding problems or brainstorm new ideas.
* Discover local job opportunities or side projects within the Python community.

No need for formal presentations or slides; this is all about conversation and collaboration. Feel free to come and go as your schedule allows.

Join us for an informal gathering of Python enthusiasts at ZiPani, where we'll blend our love for coding with the rich aroma of coffee! Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting out, this meetup is designed for everyone who enjoys Python programming in a relaxed environment.

Plan:

* **Casual Coding:** Work on your personal projects, get help, or share your code with others.
* **Open Discussion:** From Python libraries to best practices, let's talk about what's on your mind.
* **Networking:** Meet other local Python developers, exchange ideas, and maybe find your next coding buddy or collaborator.

Why Attend?

* Learn something new or share your knowledge in a friendly atmosphere.
* Get real-time help with coding problems or brainstorm new ideas.
* Discover local job opportunities or side projects within the Python community.

No need for formal presentations or slides; this is all about conversation and collaboration. Feel free to come and go as your schedule allows.

Whether you’re dreaming of an acquisition, planning a merger, or imagining an IPO, one thing is certain:a great exit doesn’t happen by accident.It’s designed from day one. The Playbook for a Perfect Exitis a powerful, founder-focused session built to help you make smarter decisions today that lead to a more profitable, seamless exit tomorrow. Whether you’re years away from selling — or you’re getting ready to start the process — this session will equip you with the strategies, structures, and insight to maximize your outcome. You’ll hear from seasoned M&A experts, exit planners, and founders who’ve been through it — sharing both the wins and the lessons learned the hard way. (Speaker profiles will be updated as confirmed)