n8n events

⌖ Berlin · Wilhelm Studios

Hosted by n8n

In The Loop 2026 brings automation builders and enterprise operators to Berlin on 13–14 October for two days of n8n talks, workshops and networking. Hosted at Wilhelm Studios in Berlin, this is n8n’s first conference in its hometown. The programme combines Partner Day on 13 October with Ecosystem Day on 14 October, creating a meeting point for people building AI-powered workflows and teams treating automation as core infrastructure. Two tracks, practical lessons The conference focuses on real challenges rather than abstract possibilities. The Building with n8n track is for people designing and shipping automations. Sessions will explore how to structure reusable systems, prepare for failure, investigate unexpected behaviour and keep workflows fast and affordable as usage grows. Attendees will also learn how to connect modern AI services with legacy systems while keeping probabilistic AI agents within deterministic rules and human oversight. Running n8n at scale is aimed at technical leaders, platform teams and operators responsible for business-critical automation. Topics include: - Tuning infrastructure as demand increases - Security, compliance and enterprise governance - Establishing policies that continue to work as more employees build - Managing changes without breaking production workflows - Using execution data to diagnose unexpected results - Developing the people and practices behind a sustainable automation programme Talks, workshops and community Confirmed sessions range from Jan Oberhauser’s opening keynote, “Our Vision for What’s Next,” to Sindhuja Jeyabal’s production-focused session on n8n Agents and the Vercel SDK. Romina Da Costa will explain how n8n manages 12,000 workflows, while Dana Harrison and Kevin Ng of TELUS will discuss building an automation culture.… Register for this event

⌖ New York · New York, NY

Hosted by tokens&

Build a production-ready real-time video AI agent in New York on 9 October 2026, with expert support, GPU compute and a ready-to-use builder stack. The VAST Builders Challenge is a one-day technical hack event for turning video archives into useful, searchable AI applications. Rather than starting from scratch, teams receive videos, infrastructure and development tools so they can focus on creating a shippable prototype. This New York edition forms part of a three-city series spanning New York, London and San Francisco. What you’ll build Choose your own video-agent concept and experiment with a stack covering: - Video understanding: reason over clips using NVIDIA Cosmos - Semantic search: find moments across hours of footage with natural-language queries - Object detection: run real-time detection and tracking across frames with YOLO - LLM-powered logic: use models from Weights & Biases to drive agent behaviour and application workflows The VAST AI OS handles video ingestion and the data layer, while models run on CoreWeave GPUs. Builders will ship using Cursor, with expert guidance and compute available throughout the day. Format and schedule Doors open at 8:30am EDT with breakfast, followed by opening keynotes at 9:00am. Building begins at 9:30am and continues through lunch before teams present demos at 4:30pm. The event concludes with awards at 6:30pm. Projects will be assessed by AI and infrastructure specialists from NVIDIA, VAST Data, CoreWeave and Weights & Biases, including Diego Garzon, Ravi Garg, Ram B., Brian Verkley, Prashanth Nalubandhu, Brandon Kates and Vera A. View the event and registration details

Sponsors: VAST Data · CoreWeave +3

◎ Online

Hosted by UW Professional & Continuing Education

Master the tools and techniques transforming modern business with this comprehensive 7-week online course from UW Professional & Continuing Education. Generative AI for Business equips professionals with hands-on experience using ChatGPT, Copilot, and Gemini to enhance productivity, automate workflows, and build business solutions without writing a single line of code. What You'll Learn This intermediate-level course covers the full spectrum of generative AI applications in business settings. You'll master prompt engineering techniques to craft effective instructions for AI tools, learning how to generate everything from logo designs to newsletter content. The curriculum explores AI's impact across marketing, communications, human resources, and legal contexts, while addressing critical ethical considerations and risk mitigation strategies. The course goes beyond content creation to teach practical application development. You'll learn vibe-coding—using simple prompts to build functional apps and tools—and create AI-driven automated workflows using Lovable, n8n, and Zapier. By the end, you'll have developed a portfolio of real AI projects demonstrating your skills. Course Format & Commitment Meet with your instructor and classmates for live Zoom sessions on Monday evenings (6–9 PM Pacific) over seven weeks. Plan for 6–8 hours of weekly commitment including class time and coursework. No previous AI experience required—this introductory programme welcomes anyone looking to leverage generative AI in their professional work. Hands-On Projects You'll gain practical experience building websites and apps with no-code tools, designing automated workflows, and developing comprehensive strategies for integrating generative AI into business processes. Projects include using AI to generate visual designs, create marketing content, and build functional business applications. Successfully complete the course to earn 2.4 CEUs and a digital badge to showcase on LinkedIn. Approved by the UW Foster School of Business, this course provides immediately applicable skills for professionals across industries. International students welcome—no visa required for this 100% online format. Register for this course

⌖ New York · OASIS by Workville - Conference Center & Corporate Events, Flex Office, Meeting Space Venue & Rooftop

Hosted by n8n

Turn a neglected workflow into a working AI automation at this hands-on Miro × n8n hackathon in New York on 28 September 2026. Running from 2:00–7:00 PM EDT at OASIS by Workville, this fast-paced build session challenges teams to move from structured visual thinking to a functional automation in just a few hours. You will map an idea in Miro, build it with n8n, and then close the loop by having the automation write results back to the original board. From diagram to automation Bring a stalled work project, an under-resourced idea or a deprioritised workflow that would benefit from automation. You can arrive with an existing team or find teammates onsite. The build process has three connected stages: - Design in Miro: define the problem, triggers, steps and desired output as a visual workflow. The finished board becomes both your blueprint and part of your pitch. - Build in n8n: use AI and MCP to translate the diagram into an operational workflow, connecting services, triggering actions and moving data between systems. - Write back to Miro: make the workflow populate sticky notes, update cards or boards, or respond to activity taking place on the board. The goal is to leave with either a working prototype or clear, demonstrable progress,not simply another diagram or planning document. Demo and judging format Each qualifying team must have at least four members and will pitch live to the judges. The final submission includes: - A 2.5-minute demonstration explaining the problem, automation and Miro output - A shared Miro board containing the workflow diagram, process map and final layout - An exported or shared n8n workflow showing the automation logic Three teams will be selected as winners and receive standout prizes. Who should take part? This hackathon is designed for product, operations, engineering and cross-functional teams with real work to unblock. It also suits makers and automators who enjoy building under time constraints, particularly anyone who has repeatedly identified a process that “should be automated” but has never had the time or resources to tackle it.… Register for this event

⌖ Amsterdam · RAI Amsterdam (booth G19)

Hosted by n8n

Meet the n8n team at HumanX Europe in Amsterdam on 23–24 September 2026 to explore how AI workflows can move from impressive demos into production. From AI prototype to dependable automation At RAI Amsterdam, n8n will focus on one of the biggest challenges facing teams adopting AI: turning a promising idea into a reliable, maintainable workflow that works with existing tools and data. Visit booth G19 to discuss the practical realities of production AI and learn how teams use n8n to connect models, agents, applications and data across complete automated processes. Rather than concentrating solely on isolated AI demonstrations, the conversations will examine what it takes to build automation that can become part of day-to-day operations and scale across an organisation. Key discussion areas include: - Orchestrating AI workflows in production, where reliability matters beyond the initial prototype - Connecting LLMs, agents, apps and data end to end so that AI can operate within wider business processes - Creating reliable and maintainable workflows around the systems teams already use - Scaling automation across teams while avoiding unnecessary platform lock-in Who should visit? This exhibition is particularly relevant to AI builders, automation practitioners, technical teams and business leaders who are moving AI projects towards real-world use. It should also be useful for anyone evaluating how workflow orchestration can bring together multiple tools and data sources, or looking for a more sustainable approach to expanding automation across teams. The format is an in-person exhibition presence rather than a standalone workshop. Attendees can stop at the booth during HumanX Europe, meet the n8n team and have a focused conversation about their own production workflows, integration requirements and automation challenges. No named speakers or formal session timetable have been announced in the event post. HumanX Europe takes place at RAI Amsterdam in Amsterdam across Wednesday 23 and Thursday 24 September 2026. Tickets are available through the HumanX Europe registration page. View n8n’s event post and registration details

⌖ Lagos · Cafe One by Sterling

Hosted by Young Data Professionals Community

Explore dbt, AI agents and modern analytics engineering in Lagos on 19 September 2026 at this in-person data meetup. Organised by the Young Data Professionals Community, the September Lagos dbt Meetup brings local data practitioners together to learn from real-world technical talks, discuss emerging ideas and build connections across the analytics community. The event runs from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM WAST at Cafe One by Sterling, Commercial Avenue, Yaba. What to expect The programme combines presentations, community updates, an expert panel and informal networking: - Welcome and introductions, with opportunities to meet both new and familiar members of the Lagos dbt Meetup - A discussion of key updates and insights from dbt Summit 2026, taking place from 15–18 September - Victor Iwuocha, Senior Data Engineer: Orchestrating a Data Engineering Agent with n8n, Powered by dbt Semantic Models - Ikechukwu Chilaka, Senior Platform Data Engineer at NewGlobe: Metadata-Driven Governance: From Documentation to Enforcement - A panel on “The Impact of AI-Driven Data Literacy on the Future of Data and Analytics”, featuring Samuel Moronkeji, Edward Oluwaseyi and Jacky Munpana The sessions will move beyond dbt alone, touching on AI-powered data engineering, semantic models, automation, governance and the changing role of data literacy. Attendees can also expect the broader themes common to dbt community events, including analytics engineering, data stacks, DataOps, modelling, testing, documentation and team structures. Who should attend? This meetup is open to anyone working with data, including data analysts, analytics engineers, data scientists, data engineers and data architects. It is particularly relevant if you want to understand how software engineering practices such as modularity, version control, testing and documentation can help teams create more reliable, trusted data products.… Register for this event