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EuroPython 2010

Where is it?

The School of Music at the Birmingham City University. It has excellent facilities for our conference, and is in short walking distance of train and coach stations and hotels at all price levels.

Don't be square - be there! Plan your diary around EuroPython now!

How much will it cost me ?

We are keeping costs to a minimum: you can see more details when Registration opens. There will be concessionary rates for the young and old, and hotels available at all price points, see the Accommodation Page. If you wish, you can save on accommodation costs by looking at this wiki Page.

Who's organising EuroPython ?

The conference is being run by the EuroPython Society, with local organisation by the PyCon UK Society. All the organisers are volunteers from within the Python community, if you wish to join in sign up to europython-improve@python.org, the mailing list we use for planning the conference.

I'm a member of the Python Community: How can I Help ?

Contact the organisers! We'd like talks, tutorials and lots of help organising this event.

About EuroPython

Being a Community Conference means that EuroPython is run entirely by volunteers, that means us the participants. Many of the things that have to be done to run a successful conference can be carried out remotely, and every year Pythonistas from all over Europe help. There is always lots to do at the local level, so a local group wishing to hold EuroPython must be prepared to put in quite a lot of work.

If your local group would like to host EuroPython you will need to submit a proposal to the EuroPython Society and help organise the preceding EuroPython conference.

Normally EuroPython is held in a location for two successive years so that local organisers and participants get the most out of the efforts put into the first year.

This year EuroPython 2010 is being hosted in Birmingham UK by the PyCon UK Society. You can find out more about EuroPython 2010 and Birmingham by following the links in the Navigation bars to the left of this page.

Next year EuroPython 2011 is being hosted in Florence Italy by the PyCon Italia group, who will be helping with the 2010 conference as well.

EuroPython was first held in Charleroi in 2002 and is the oldest Python community conference. Since then it has moved around Europe:

  • 2002 - Charleroi, Belgium
  • 2003 - Charleroi
  • 2004 - Göteborg, Sweden
  • 2005 - Göteborg
  • 2006 - CERN, Switzerland
  • 2007 - Vilnius, Lithuania
  • 2008 - Vilnius
  • 2009 - Birmingham, UK