6 upcoming events
Listings from PDX Hackerspace
We are an Oregon non-profit formed to help those interested in robots. Our monthly meetings are open to the public. Everyone is welcome.
More info: https://portlandrobotics.org/home.php
Event page: https://events.pdxhackerspace.org/occurrences/parts-portland-area-robotics-society-2026-11-01
Exploit Workshop is the weekly computer security meetup at CTRL-H: an open\, self driven event for people interested in computer security. Whether you’re a novice or career professional\, all are welcome!
It's a workshop in the sense that there are people working\, and also talking shop. If you have a laptop\, you should definitely bring it\, but it's not mandatory. A lot of attendees have something they're working on during the meetup. Newbies are encouraged to ask questions and talk to other attendees about what they're working on\; this is a great way to learn more about the field and what kinds of things people in infosec actually do all day.
Mostly though\, it's just hackers hanging out.
Event page: https://events.pdxhackerspace.org/occurrences/exploit-workshop-2026-11-04
Come hack the hackerspace or visit our open house! Open to the public\; let us know if you'd like a tour or bring your own project to hack on! This is a great time to learn about the space\, apply for membership\, meet people at the space\, or for new members to receive orientation.
\nWork Party+Open House is every Saturday *except* the last Saturday of each month\, which is a closed work party for members only to focus on repairing and improving the space.
Event page: https://events.pdxhackerspace.org/occurrences/work-party-open-house-2026-11-07
People doing strange things with electricity!
\nDorkbotPDX is a relaxed\, informal show-and-tell for electronic artists\, circuit designers\, microcontroller programmers\, retro computing enthusiasts\, video game designers\, digital archaeologists\, and mod synth gearheads in Portland\, Oregon.
\nBring your electronic wonders\, monsters\, and works-in-progress for others to see\, or come see what others have been working on! Whether it's code or circuits\, electronic creativity of all sorts is welcome here.
\nThis is an active\, ongoing event with average attendance of 20-50 people. It is free and open to everyone\, and newcomers are welcome!
More info: https://dorkbotpdx.org
Event page: https://events.pdxhackerspace.org/occurrences/dorkbot-2026-11-09
The monthly meeting of the PDX Hacker Foundation:
"Empowering the Portland hacker community through grants\, education\, and asymmetric impact."
More info: https://pdxhf.org/
Event page: https://events.pdxhackerspace.org/occurrences/hack-lunch-2026-11-11
Exploit Workshop is the weekly computer security meetup at CTRL-H: an open\, self driven event for people interested in computer security. Whether you’re a novice or career professional\, all are welcome!
It's a workshop in the sense that there are people working\, and also talking shop. If you have a laptop\, you should definitely bring it\, but it's not mandatory. A lot of attendees have something they're working on during the meetup. Newbies are encouraged to ask questions and talk to other attendees about what they're working on\; this is a great way to learn more about the field and what kinds of things people in infosec actually do all day.
Mostly though\, it's just hackers hanging out.
Event page: https://events.pdxhackerspace.org/occurrences/exploit-workshop-2026-11-04
Come hack the hackerspace or visit our open house! Open to the public\; let us know if you'd like a tour or bring your own project to hack on! This is a great time to learn about the space\, apply for membership\, meet people at the space\, or for new members to receive orientation.
\nWork Party+Open House is every Saturday *except* the last Saturday of each month\, which is a closed work party for members only to focus on repairing and improving the space.
Event page: https://events.pdxhackerspace.org/occurrences/work-party-open-house-2026-11-07
Exploit Workshop is the weekly computer security meetup at CTRL-H: an open\, self driven event for people interested in computer security. Whether you’re a novice or career professional\, all are welcome!
It's a workshop in the sense that there are people working\, and also talking shop. If you have a laptop\, you should definitely bring it\, but it's not mandatory. A lot of attendees have something they're working on during the meetup. Newbies are encouraged to ask questions and talk to other attendees about what they're working on\; this is a great way to learn more about the field and what kinds of things people in infosec actually do all day.
Mostly though\, it's just hackers hanging out.
Event page: https://events.pdxhackerspace.org/occurrences/exploit-workshop-2026-11-04
Come hack the hackerspace or visit our open house! Open to the public\; let us know if you'd like a tour or bring your own project to hack on! This is a great time to learn about the space\, apply for membership\, meet people at the space\, or for new members to receive orientation.
\nWork Party+Open House is every Saturday *except* the last Saturday of each month\, which is a closed work party for members only to focus on repairing and improving the space.
Event page: https://events.pdxhackerspace.org/occurrences/work-party-open-house-2026-11-07
Everyone is welcome. Bring: yourself\, your friends &\; curiosity! Loaner tools and basic locks are provided. If you have some cool locks or tools you want to show off\, bring those too!
We pick locks because mechanical puzzles are fun. Learning about locks also helps us make more informed decisions about the security hardware we purchase and install.
Event page: https://events.pdxhackerspace.org/occurrences/locksport-meetup-2026-11-21
Exploit Workshop is the weekly computer security meetup at CTRL-H: an open\, self driven event for people interested in computer security. Whether you’re a novice or career professional\, all are welcome!
It's a workshop in the sense that there are people working\, and also talking shop. If you have a laptop\, you should definitely bring it\, but it's not mandatory. A lot of attendees have something they're working on during the meetup. Newbies are encouraged to ask questions and talk to other attendees about what they're working on\; this is a great way to learn more about the field and what kinds of things people in infosec actually do all day.
Mostly though\, it's just hackers hanging out.
Event page: https://events.pdxhackerspace.org/occurrences/exploit-workshop-2026-11-04
Exploit Workshop is the weekly computer security meetup at CTRL-H: an open\, self driven event for people interested in computer security. Whether you’re a novice or career professional\, all are welcome!
It's a workshop in the sense that there are people working\, and also talking shop. If you have a laptop\, you should definitely bring it\, but it's not mandatory. A lot of attendees have something they're working on during the meetup. Newbies are encouraged to ask questions and talk to other attendees about what they're working on\; this is a great way to learn more about the field and what kinds of things people in infosec actually do all day.
Mostly though\, it's just hackers hanging out.
Event page: https://events.pdxhackerspace.org/occurrences/exploit-workshop-2026-11-04
Come hack the hackerspace or visit our open house! Open to the public\; let us know if you'd like a tour or bring your own project to hack on! This is a great time to learn about the space\, apply for membership\, meet people at the space\, or for new members to receive orientation.
\nWork Party+Open House is every Saturday *except* the last Saturday of each month\, which is a closed work party for members only to focus on repairing and improving the space.
Event page: https://events.pdxhackerspace.org/occurrences/work-party-open-house-2026-11-07
We are an Oregon non-profit formed to help those interested in robots. Our monthly meetings are open to the public. Everyone is welcome.
More info: https://portlandrobotics.org/home.php
Event page: https://events.pdxhackerspace.org/occurrences/parts-portland-area-robotics-society-2026-11-01
The monthly meeting of the PDX Hacker Foundation:
"Empowering the Portland hacker community through grants\, education\, and asymmetric impact."
More info: https://pdxhf.org/
Event page: https://events.pdxhackerspace.org/occurrences/hack-lunch-2026-11-11
Come hack the hackerspace or visit our open house! Open to the public\; let us know if you'd like a tour or bring your own project to hack on! This is a great time to learn about the space\, apply for membership\, meet people at the space\, or for new members to receive orientation.
\nWork Party+Open House is every Saturday *except* the last Saturday of each month\, which is a closed work party for members only to focus on repairing and improving the space.
Event page: https://events.pdxhackerspace.org/occurrences/work-party-open-house-2026-11-07
People doing strange things with electricity!
\nDorkbotPDX is a relaxed\, informal show-and-tell for electronic artists\, circuit designers\, microcontroller programmers\, retro computing enthusiasts\, video game designers\, digital archaeologists\, and mod synth gearheads in Portland\, Oregon.
\nBring your electronic wonders\, monsters\, and works-in-progress for others to see\, or come see what others have been working on! Whether it's code or circuits\, electronic creativity of all sorts is welcome here.
\nThis is an active\, ongoing event with average attendance of 20-50 people. It is free and open to everyone\, and newcomers are welcome!
More info: https://dorkbotpdx.org
Event page: https://events.pdxhackerspace.org/occurrences/dorkbot-2026-11-09
Everyone is welcome. Bring: yourself\, your friends &\; curiosity! Loaner tools and basic locks are provided. If you have some cool locks or tools you want to show off\, bring those too!
We pick locks because mechanical puzzles are fun. Learning about locks also helps us make more informed decisions about the security hardware we purchase and install.
Event page: https://events.pdxhackerspace.org/occurrences/locksport-meetup-2026-11-21
We are an Oregon non-profit formed to help those interested in robots. Our monthly meetings are open to the public. Everyone is welcome.
More info: https://portlandrobotics.org/home.php
Event page: https://events.pdxhackerspace.org/occurrences/parts-portland-area-robotics-society-2026-11-01
People doing strange things with electricity!
\nDorkbotPDX is a relaxed\, informal show-and-tell for electronic artists\, circuit designers\, microcontroller programmers\, retro computing enthusiasts\, video game designers\, digital archaeologists\, and mod synth gearheads in Portland\, Oregon.
\nBring your electronic wonders\, monsters\, and works-in-progress for others to see\, or come see what others have been working on! Whether it's code or circuits\, electronic creativity of all sorts is welcome here.
\nThis is an active\, ongoing event with average attendance of 20-50 people. It is free and open to everyone\, and newcomers are welcome!
More info: https://dorkbotpdx.org
Event page: https://events.pdxhackerspace.org/occurrences/dorkbot-2026-11-09
The monthly meeting of the PDX Hacker Foundation:
"Empowering the Portland hacker community through grants\, education\, and asymmetric impact."
More info: https://pdxhf.org/
Event page: https://events.pdxhackerspace.org/occurrences/hack-lunch-2026-11-11
Everyone is welcome. Bring: yourself\, your friends &\; curiosity! Loaner tools and basic locks are provided. If you have some cool locks or tools you want to show off\, bring those too!
We pick locks because mechanical puzzles are fun. Learning about locks also helps us make more informed decisions about the security hardware we purchase and install.
Event page: https://events.pdxhackerspace.org/occurrences/locksport-meetup-2026-11-21
People doing strange things with electricity!
\nDorkbotPDX is a relaxed\, informal show-and-tell for electronic artists\, circuit designers\, microcontroller programmers\, retro computing enthusiasts\, video game designers\, digital archaeologists\, and mod synth gearheads in Portland\, Oregon.
\nBring your electronic wonders\, monsters\, and works-in-progress for others to see\, or come see what others have been working on! Whether it's code or circuits\, electronic creativity of all sorts is welcome here.
\nThis is an active\, ongoing event with average attendance of 20-50 people. It is free and open to everyone\, and newcomers are welcome!
More info: https://dorkbotpdx.org
Event page: https://events.pdxhackerspace.org/occurrences/dorkbot-2026-11-09
The monthly meeting of the PDX Hacker Foundation:
"Empowering the Portland hacker community through grants\, education\, and asymmetric impact."
More info: https://pdxhf.org/
Event page: https://events.pdxhackerspace.org/occurrences/hack-lunch-2026-11-11
Everyone is welcome. Bring: yourself\, your friends &\; curiosity! Loaner tools and basic locks are provided. If you have some cool locks or tools you want to show off\, bring those too!
We pick locks because mechanical puzzles are fun. Learning about locks also helps us make more informed decisions about the security hardware we purchase and install.
Event page: https://events.pdxhackerspace.org/occurrences/locksport-meetup-2026-11-21
People doing strange things with electricity!
\nDorkbotPDX is a relaxed\, informal show-and-tell for electronic artists\, circuit designers\, microcontroller programmers\, retro computing enthusiasts\, video game designers\, digital archaeologists\, and mod synth gearheads in Portland\, Oregon.
\nBring your electronic wonders\, monsters\, and works-in-progress for others to see\, or come see what others have been working on! Whether it's code or circuits\, electronic creativity of all sorts is welcome here.
\nThis is an active\, ongoing event with average attendance of 20-50 people. It is free and open to everyone\, and newcomers are welcome!
More info: https://dorkbotpdx.org
Event page: https://events.pdxhackerspace.org/occurrences/dorkbot-2026-11-09
The monthly meeting of the PDX Hacker Foundation:
"Empowering the Portland hacker community through grants\, education\, and asymmetric impact."
More info: https://pdxhf.org/
Event page: https://events.pdxhackerspace.org/occurrences/hack-lunch-2026-11-11
Everyone is welcome. Bring: yourself\, your friends &\; curiosity! Loaner tools and basic locks are provided. If you have some cool locks or tools you want to show off\, bring those too!
We pick locks because mechanical puzzles are fun. Learning about locks also helps us make more informed decisions about the security hardware we purchase and install.
Event page: https://events.pdxhackerspace.org/occurrences/locksport-meetup-2026-11-21