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Brussels Tech Community Gathers Weekly at Time Out Pub for Networking

Weekly and monthly gatherings continue to connect developers, data specialists and crypto enthusiasts across the city.

By Brussels Tech Desk · Published 25 July 2026

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The Brussels Tech Mixer and Social takes place every Friday at 6:00 PM at Time Out Pub for a €3 ticket fee, according to Eventbrite listings for Belgium events in science and tech.

Weekly and monthly options stay active

Organisers keep the Friday slot running through the summer while other groups schedule their own sessions on different days. DaoBrussels runs CryptoWednesday at the Commons Hub on the first Wednesday of each month. BROTARU holds its monthly meetups for videogame developers, and Databeers.brussels organises informal beer-based sessions for the data science community. These events sit alongside broader listings on Meetup and Eventbrite that cover new technology topics in Brussels.

The pattern matters because developers and startup teams in the city use these recurring slots to share code, discuss projects and meet potential collaborators without waiting for larger conferences. The EU Open Source Week with its free FOSDEM conference drew thousands of developers to Brussels in late January and early February this year, showing the scale that local groups can reach when they coordinate.

Practical details from current listings

Tickets for the Friday mixer cost €3 and the venue is listed directly on the Eventbrite page for the series. CryptoWednesday occurs once a month at a fixed location, while BROTARU and Databeers.brussels follow their own monthly calendars that participants track through the same platforms. Attendees can check the current week’s schedule on https://www.eventbrite.com/b/belgium-brussel-10471/science-and-tech/ or https://www.meetup.com/topics/newtech/be/ before heading out.

Those looking to attend should visit the listed Eventbrite or Meetup pages for the latest dates and any updates to venue or ticket rules.

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