Every Thursday evening, Open Hack Night brings together Pittsburgh’s hackers, engineers, and technologists for a relaxed, open-format gathering. With no fixed agenda, attendees work on projects, explore ideas, or simply connect with others who enjoy understanding how technology works. From embedded systems and hardware to software and cybersecurity, Open Hack Night is the easiest way to experience the Hackers Guild community. No RSVP or membership required
Every Thursday evening, Open Hack Night brings together Pittsburgh’s hackers, engineers, and technologists for a relaxed, open-format gathering. With no fixed agenda, attendees work on projects, explore ideas, or simply connect with others who enjoy understanding how technology works. From embedded systems and hardware to software and cybersecurity, Open Hack Night is the easiest way to experience the Hackers Guild community. No RSVP or membership required
Let's get together and build some awesome stuff with code. We'll hold an impromptu co-working space where you can work on a project, pair, learn, and mingle. You can hack on anything! Any language, framework, public/open-source, personal, etc. You don’t have to have an idea to hack on! You’re more than welcome to come just to pair with someone.
Every Thursday evening, Open Hack Night brings together Pittsburgh’s hackers, engineers, and technologists for a relaxed, open-format gathering. With no fixed agenda, attendees work on projects, explore ideas, or simply connect with others who enjoy understanding how technology works. From embedded systems and hardware to software and cybersecurity, Open Hack Night is the easiest way to experience the Hackers Guild community. No RSVP or membership required
Explore 3D printing’s inner workings, see a live print in action, and discover how these machines turn ideas into reality!
Every Thursday evening, Open Hack Night brings together Pittsburgh’s hackers, engineers, and technologists for a relaxed, open-format gathering. With no fixed agenda, attendees work on projects, explore ideas, or simply connect with others who enjoy understanding how technology works. From embedded systems and hardware to software and cybersecurity, Open Hack Night is the easiest way to experience the Hackers Guild community. No RSVP or membership required
DC412 is back, with a new home at Hackers Guild. Pittsburgh's official DEFCON group is meeting monthly again, bringing together the Steel City information security community for talks, hands-on labs, and informal networking. The format that's worked for over a decade is back. Community-led presentations on real research and real engagements, vendor-agnostic and free to attend. Whether you're an established practitioner, a student looking to break in, or somewhere in between, there's a seat for you. We're also actively looking for speakers. Lightning talks and longer presentations both welcome.
Every Thursday evening, Open Hack Night brings together Pittsburgh’s hackers, engineers, and technologists for a relaxed, open-format gathering. With no fixed agenda, attendees work on projects, explore ideas, or simply connect with others who enjoy understanding how technology works. From embedded systems and hardware to software and cybersecurity, Open Hack Night is the easiest way to experience the Hackers Guild community. No RSVP or membership required
Every Thursday evening, Open Hack Night brings together Pittsburgh’s hackers, engineers, and technologists for a relaxed, open-format gathering. With no fixed agenda, attendees work on projects, explore ideas, or simply connect with others who enjoy understanding how technology works. From embedded systems and hardware to software and cybersecurity, Open Hack Night is the easiest way to experience the Hackers Guild community. No RSVP or membership required
Join us for a new series of workshops that will show you how to get started performing on a drum machine! These hardware instruments are packed with nearly-unlimited capabilities— whether for composing/producing your own music, or playing live for an audience. We already have the machines on site (Akai’s MPD218 and the MPC2500) and can provide you with the knowledge of how to familiarize yourself with the hardware. Most programs work with these instruments right out of the box, but we will be starting lessons on the free first-party software that is made by Akai (for PC and Mac) to ensure compatibility. We will also provide attendees with a custom-made pack of samples to experiment with. Learn how to make instrumentals, sample sounds or existing songs, and get ready for your mastery of drum machines!
Join the AWS User Group Pittsburgh for our August meetup. Alex Grinberg presents on AWS Firecracker microVMs.
Every Thursday evening, Open Hack Night brings together Pittsburgh’s hackers, engineers, and technologists for a relaxed, open-format gathering. With no fixed agenda, attendees work on projects, explore ideas, or simply connect with others who enjoy understanding how technology works. From embedded systems and hardware to software and cybersecurity, Open Hack Night is the easiest way to experience the Hackers Guild community. No RSVP or membership required
Explore 3D printing’s inner workings, see a live print in action, and discover how these machines turn ideas into reality!
Every Thursday evening, Open Hack Night brings together Pittsburgh’s hackers, engineers, and technologists for a relaxed, open-format gathering. With no fixed agenda, attendees work on projects, explore ideas, or simply connect with others who enjoy understanding how technology works. From embedded systems and hardware to software and cybersecurity, Open Hack Night is the easiest way to experience the Hackers Guild community. No RSVP or membership required
Join us for a new series of workshops that will show you how to get started performing on a drum machine! These hardware instruments are packed with nearly-unlimited capabilities— whether for composing/producing your own music, or playing live for an audience. We already have the machines on site (Akai’s MPD218 and the MPC2500) and can provide you with the knowledge of how to familiarize yourself with the hardware. Most programs work with these instruments right out of the box, but we will be starting lessons on the free first-party software that is made by Akai (for PC and Mac) to ensure compatibility. We will also provide attendees with a custom-made pack of samples to experiment with. Learn how to make instrumentals, sample sounds or existing songs, and get ready for your mastery of drum machines!
Every Thursday evening, Open Hack Night brings together Pittsburgh’s hackers, engineers, and technologists for a relaxed, open-format gathering. With no fixed agenda, attendees work on projects, explore ideas, or simply connect with others who enjoy understanding how technology works. From embedded systems and hardware to software and cybersecurity, Open Hack Night is the easiest way to experience the Hackers Guild community. No RSVP or membership required
DC412 is back, with a new home at Hackers Guild. Pittsburgh's official DEFCON group is meeting monthly again, bringing together the Steel City information security community for talks, hands-on labs, and informal networking. The format that's worked for over a decade is back. Community-led presentations on real research and real engagements, vendor-agnostic and free to attend. Whether you're an established practitioner, a student looking to break in, or somewhere in between, there's a seat for you. We're also actively looking for speakers. Lightning talks and longer presentations both welcome.
Every Thursday evening, Open Hack Night brings together Pittsburgh’s hackers, engineers, and technologists for a relaxed, open-format gathering. With no fixed agenda, attendees work on projects, explore ideas, or simply connect with others who enjoy understanding how technology works. From embedded systems and hardware to software and cybersecurity, Open Hack Night is the easiest way to experience the Hackers Guild community. No RSVP or membership required
Every Thursday evening, Open Hack Night brings together Pittsburgh’s hackers, engineers, and technologists for a relaxed, open-format gathering. With no fixed agenda, attendees work on projects, explore ideas, or simply connect with others who enjoy understanding how technology works. From embedded systems and hardware to software and cybersecurity, Open Hack Night is the easiest way to experience the Hackers Guild community. No RSVP or membership required
Join us for a new series of workshops that will show you how to get started performing on a drum machine! These hardware instruments are packed with nearly-unlimited capabilities— whether for composing/producing your own music, or playing live for an audience. We already have the machines on site (Akai’s MPD218 and the MPC2500) and can provide you with the knowledge of how to familiarize yourself with the hardware. Most programs work with these instruments right out of the box, but we will be starting lessons on the free first-party software that is made by Akai (for PC and Mac) to ensure compatibility. We will also provide attendees with a custom-made pack of samples to experiment with. Learn how to make instrumentals, sample sounds or existing songs, and get ready for your mastery of drum machines!
Every Thursday evening, Open Hack Night brings together Pittsburgh’s hackers, engineers, and technologists for a relaxed, open-format gathering. With no fixed agenda, attendees work on projects, explore ideas, or simply connect with others who enjoy understanding how technology works. From embedded systems and hardware to software and cybersecurity, Open Hack Night is the easiest way to experience the Hackers Guild community. No RSVP or membership required
Explore 3D printing’s inner workings, see a live print in action, and discover how these machines turn ideas into reality!
Every Thursday evening, Open Hack Night brings together Pittsburgh’s hackers, engineers, and technologists for a relaxed, open-format gathering. With no fixed agenda, attendees work on projects, explore ideas, or simply connect with others who enjoy understanding how technology works. From embedded systems and hardware to software and cybersecurity, Open Hack Night is the easiest way to experience the Hackers Guild community. No RSVP or membership required
DC412 is back, with a new home at Hackers Guild. Pittsburgh's official DEFCON group is meeting monthly again, bringing together the Steel City information security community for talks, hands-on labs, and informal networking. The format that's worked for over a decade is back. Community-led presentations on real research and real engagements, vendor-agnostic and free to attend. Whether you're an established practitioner, a student looking to break in, or somewhere in between, there's a seat for you. We're also actively looking for speakers. Lightning talks and longer presentations both welcome.