We are very sorry for everyone who wanted to attend the workshop. If we do find a replacement, we’ll let you know.
If you have some nice ideas, please don’t hesitate to contact us at program@europython.eu. We have a 90 seat room and catering available to host an ad-hoc replacement session instead of the workshop - we just need to move quickly.
These day passes can be bought online and are valid for the day you pick up your badge. We have again tried to make these as affordable as possible for students, pupils and postdocs:
Student day ticket: EUR 55.00 incl. 22% VAT
(only available for pupils, students and postdoctoral researchers;
please bring your student card or declaration from University, stating
your affiliation, starting and end dates of your contract)
Personal day ticket: EUR 148.00 incl. 22% VAT
(for people enjoying Python from home)
Business day ticket: EUR 215.00 excl. VAT, EUR 262.30 incl. 22% VAT
(for people using Python to make a living)
Full conference tickets (valid for all 8 days) at the on-desk rate are available as well, but we are no longer selling student tickets:
Personal full ticket: EUR 490.00 incl. 22% VAT
(for people enjoying Python from home, including students, postdocs, etc.)
Business full ticket: EUR 720.00 excl. VAT, EUR 878.40 incl. 22% VAT
(for people using Python to make a living)
Please also remember to get your social event ticket for Thursday, July 13. This is not included in the above conference tickets:
EuroPython Social Event: EUR 25.00 incl. 10% VAT per person
We will be switching to the on-desk rates for tickets on Monday next week (July 3rd), so this is your last chance to get tickets at the regular rate, which is about 30% less than the on-desk rate.
On-desk Rates
We will have the following three categories of ticket prices for the on-desk full conference tickets (all 8 days):
Personal full ticket: EUR 490.00 incl. 22% VAT
(for people enjoying Python from home, including students, postdocs, etc.)
Business full ticket: EUR 720.00 excl. VAT, EUR 878.40 incl. 22% VAT
(for people using Python to make a living)
Please note that we do not sell on-desk student tickets. Students who
decide late will have to buy day passes or a personal ticket.
Day Passes
As in the past, we will also sell day passes at the conference venue.
Day passes for the conference (valid for the day when you pick up the badge):
Student day ticket: EUR 55.00 incl. 22% VAT
(only available for pupils, students and postdoctoral researchers;
please bring your student card or declaration from University, stating
your affiliation, starting and end dates of your contract)
Personal day ticket: EUR 148.00 incl. 22% VAT
(for people enjoying Python from home)
Business day ticket: EUR 215.00 excl. VAT, EUR 262.30 incl. 22% VAT
(for people using Python to make a living)
Please see the registration page for full details of what is included in the ticket price.
The EuroPython website supports buying tickets for other people (friends, colleagues, etc.). As a result, it is necessary to assign the tickets you buy to either yourself or someone else. The assignment process is explained below.
Please tell us your preferences
The reason we’re interested in you applying this configuration as soon as possible, is that the tickets include a number of preferences which we need to know about in order to properly prepare the conference.
When assigning tickets you will fill some fields, telling us your t-shirt size and cut (women or men style) and your diet preferences. We need this information to adjust the t-shirt and catering orders.
How to assign tickets to attendees
First you need to log in and go to your profile and, if you already bought your tickets, you will see something similar to this. Click on View your tickets.
After you have navigated to the tickets, we need you to assign the ticket: simply hover over the ticket and you will see two options. Please select, if the ticket is for you or for someone else.
Remember: Before assigning the ticket the other persons, these must be registered on the website. Otherwise, the assignment won’t work.
If you have assigned the tickets to someone else, please let them know. The system will send out automatic emails, but it’s safer to send a separate email so that the information doesn’t get lost in a spam filter.
How to edit the fields of the tickets
After assigning the ticket, each attendee will need to fill out the ticket preferences using his/her profile page (don’t forget to click save to store the settings):
Some additional help for the preference form:
Tagline: This line will appear after you name. Be original!
Diet: Omnivorous, Vegetarian or Other (we’ll try to provide food for other diets as well)
Python experience: Whats your experience level with Python? You can also enter “no comment”, if you prefer not to make this information public.
Dates: Which days do you plan to attend. This is not binding in any way, it just helps us to better prepare for the conference.
The PyData track will be part of EuroPython 2017, so you won’t need to buy an extra ticket to attend. Mostly talks and trainings are scheduled for Wednesday, Thursday and Friday (July 12-14), with a few on other days as well.
Would you like to be more than a participant and contribute to make this 2017 edition of EuroPython a smooth success? Help us!
We have a few tasks that are open for attendees who would like to volunteer: fancy helping at the registration desk? Willing to chair a session? Find out how you can contribute and which task you can commit to.
What kind of qualifications do you need?
English is a requirement. More languages are an advantage. Check our webpage or write us for any further information.
The
mobile app gives you access to the conference schedule (even offline),
helps you in planing your conference experience (create your personal schedule) and provides a rich
social engagement platform for all attendees.
You can create a profile within the app (or link this to your existing
social accounts), share messages and photos, and easily reach out to
other fellow attendees - all from within the app.
Vital for all EuroPython attendees
We will again use the conference app to keep you updated by sending updates of the schedule and inform you of important announcements via push
notifications, so please consider downloading it.
If you want to join the EuroPython fun, be sure to get your tickets as soon as possible, since ticket sales have picked up quite a bit after we announced the schedule.
EuroPython 2017 is happy to host and sponsor a Django Girls free workshopon Sunday 9th, from 9:00 to 18:00 CEST.
The non-profit organization FuzzyBrains will lead you through HTML/CSS, Python/Django to the design of a new blog in a single day workshop. No prior programming knowledge is needed to participate! If you would like to take part, hurry up and apply for a spot on the Django Girls website.
EuroPython 2017 sponsors the event, providing room, catering and free conference tickets for the trainers, together with other facilities.
If you want to join the EuroPython fun for the whole week, be sure to get your tickets as soon as possible, since ticket sales have picked up quite a bit after we announced the schedule.
We are happy to announce the schedule for EuroPython 2017 in Rimini, Italy (July 9-16). The program WG has been working hard trying to fit all the sessions in the last few weeks.
With over 200 sessions, over 180 speakers, one day for workshops, 5 days of talks, training, keynotes, lightning talks, posters, help desks and open spaces, followed by 2 days of sprints, EuroPython will be one of the most exciting and vibrant Python events this year:
The schedule is available in table and list format. Please note that we are still applying small changes to the slots where necessary.
Many thanks to everyone who submitted proposals. EuroPython wouldn’t be possible without our speakers !
If you want to join the fun, be sure to get your tickets as soon as possible, since ticket sales usually start picking up quite a bit after we announce the schedule.
for a total of 203 sessions, arranged in 5 tracks from Monday, July 10, thru Friday, July 14, in addition to the Beginners’ Day and Django Girls workshops on Sunday, July 9, and the Sprints on the weekend July 15-16.
Please see the session list for details and abstracts. In case you wonder what
poster, interactive and help desk sessions are, please check the call for proposals.
Additional help desk slots available
We have 5 additional help desk slots available. If you are interested in arranging one, please see our Call for Proposals for details and contact program@europython.eu to submit your proposal. Organizers of help desks are eligible for a 25% ticket discount.
Schedule to be announced next week
Our program work group is now working hard on scheduling all these sessions. We expect to announce the final schedule by the end of next week.
We will use the same conference schedule layout as in previous years:
A typical conference day will open the venue at 08:30, have the first
session around 09:00 and end at 18:30. Lunch breaks are scheduled for
around 13:15. Please note that we don’t serve breakfast.
Aside: If you haven’t done yet, please get your EuroPython 2017 ticket soon. We will switch to on-desk rates in June, which will cost around 30% more than the regular rates.
