EuroPython 2026 Sprints

Join us for two days of open-source hacking, learning, and collaboration! As is tradition, the sprints will happen the weekend after EuroPython—this year on Saturday and Sunday, 18–19 July. This year joined with EuroSciPy.

The conference team provides the space, lunch, and coffee—you bring the energy, ideas, and code. Whether you're maintaining a major library or trying your first contribution, there's something for everyone.

What is a Sprint?

Sprints are informal coding sessions (think: mini hackathons) where people gather to work on open-source projects, share ideas, and solve problems together.

When and Where?

TBD

Who Can Attend:

• EuroPython ticket holders (Conference, Tutorial, or Combined) can join the sprints for free—just make sure to select sprint attendance when configuring your ticket.
• No ticket? No problem. You’ll be able to register for the sprints for free—details coming soon on our tickets page.

Open-Source Projects

Anyone can submit a project for the sprints, although sprints are typically submitted by project maintainers or frequent contributors.

To submit a project for the sprints, head to the EuroPython website repository and add your project as a markdown file in the folder src/content/sprints. Use the file _sprints_template.md as the template for your project file.

💡 Quick tip: You can quickly edit and prepare your changes directly in the browser using github web-based editor.

Once your file is added, submit a Pull Request — and you're done!