Tallinn
Host a HAAM build night
Gather a small group around one concrete thing worth making in Tallinn.
Volunteer to hostHAAM Cities
Go out and build something.
A city-based feed for workshops, hackathons, build nights, studio visits, screenings, and strange little gatherings where people are expected to participate.
HAAM brings relevant events from Luma, Meetup, Eventbrite, universities, hackerspaces, studios, and community submissions into one participation-first layer.
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launch cities
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source types
1 rule
people should do something
Upcoming
Choose a city. Find your people.
This feed deliberately excludes generic networking events unless participants make, practice, test, perform, document, or collaborate.
No verified dates in this filter yet.
HAAM will not pad the page with random conferences. Send a Luma, Meetup, Eventbrite, university, hackerspace, or studio calendar link and explain what people will actually do there.
Add the first eventCity rooms
The internet introduces us. The city gives us material.
Meet the HAAM communityOpen calls
Do not find the event you need. Start it.
A city feed should create new gatherings, not only redistribute existing ones. These prompts are invitations for local hosts.
Tainan
Turn a campus idea into a city experiment
Connect students, local makers, artists, and researchers around a visible public prototype.
Volunteer to hostTaipei
Run a cross-discipline prototype evening
Mix hardware, software, design, culture, and people who usually attend different events.
Volunteer to hostHong Kong
Build a side-event that produces something
Replace another panel with a room where participants leave behind an artifact or decision.
Volunteer to hostShanghai
Open a studio process to the city
Invite people into a real creative workflow and make the visit participatory.
Volunteer to hostThe HAAM build loop
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Discover
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Meet
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Make
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Publish
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Repeat
Discover an event, meet people, build something, publish the result on HAAM, then organize the next gathering.
Source layer
One feed, many local calendars.
The page supports public iCalendar feeds, so a city editor can connect compatible calendars without copying every event by hand. Every imported event keeps its original source and registration link.
LumaMeetupEventbriteUniversity calendarsHackerspacesStudios and cultural venuesCommunity submissions