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A worldwide events directory
Explore systems events worldwide.
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Events with a published location
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Blue and amber pins show venues or approximate cities. Teal rings show the country or region an online event focuses on, not a venue or an access restriction. All online events remain in the list.
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Follow all events, a subject, an organisation, or online events. Your calendar app checks the feed for additions and changes.
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A link is enough. You can also add details or paste an announcement in the optional notes. Accepted feeds and pages join the daily scan.
No account or email address needed. Links and optional details enter a public review queue. Please include public information only.
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Sources & coverage
Collection runs daily. Published feeds and event pages are checked automatically. A successful check doesn’t establish that every event has been found.
Coverage is uneven across regions and languages. Member-only calendars, private groups, and unstructured announcements may be missing.
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How collection and calendar updates work
Sources use iCalendar feeds, structured event data, or source-specific parsers. Dated events are deduplicated, with source links retained. Calendar IDs stay stable when details change. Cancelled events retain their cancellation status. If a source fails, its previous events remain visible with a warning.
Only the details an organiser publishes are used. Missing times, time zones, and locations are labelled. Check the organiser’s page before booking or travelling.
New sources discovered through the monitored organisations are recorded for review before they are included. The source register and collection history are public in GitHub.