September 20-21 • Tysons Corner, VA
This September, join 300 hackers for the DMV area's largest high school hackathon. Hack the Nest is a collaborative coding event where participants (also called hackers) bring their innovative ideas to life in just one weekend. Whether it's 2am-debugging with cookies or karaoke, our ultimate goal is to host an unforgettable experience for an audience normally barred from hackathons.
October 18 • Ellicott City, MD
Hack the Colosseum envisions a vibrant and collaborative community of student programmers. By bringing students from diverse backgrounds and experiences together, we aim to cultivate an innovative and supportive learning environment that inspires creativity and encourages growth. Through hands-on workshops, mentoring, and team challenges, we strive to inspire the next generation of tech leaders and innovators here in the DMV.
December 1 • Pittsburgh, PA
This December, join us at Shady Side Academy for a Saturday filled with innovation and creativity. Our high school hackathon brings together the brightest young minds in Pittsburgh to compete, compute, and connect. Build innovative solutions and network with peers.
December 14 • Laurel, MD
QuHacks is a day-long hackathon by students, for students. Join us for a day of creation, innovation, and fun with fellow middle and high schoolers interested in coding. From seasoned coding veterans to first-time programmers, all are welcome to join. Discover your ability to create change by developing technology to solve real-world problems, attend workshops, and meet some new friends. We can't wait to see you there!
March • Wexford, PA
HackNA is a high school hackathon, hosted by the team from North Allegheny Senior High School. During the competition, you will create a software or hardware project from scratch based on a central theme revealed at the opening ceremony. No prior experience is required – we welcome anyone interested and will be providing workshops and mentor expertise to help you get started! At the end of the competition, teams will pitch their project to a panel of judges in a chance to win sponsored prizes and rewards.
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