Tech Events at TOG Hackerspace, Dublin

Tog Hackerspace's weekly open evening: a tour of the workshop, the tools and the projects in progress, for anyone curious about Dublin's volunteer-run hackerspace.

Tog's locksport session: physical security, how locks actually fail, and supervised practice on the hackerspace's own collection.

Tog's deliberately AI-free hack night — bring a project, work on it alongside other people, and talk to someone about it. Open to non-members.

Tog Hackerspace's weekly open house: the space is open to visitors and members work on projects.

Tog Hackerspace's recurring hacking session - bring a project and work on it alongside other members, no AI tooling.

An afternoon of coding and stitching at Tog Hackerspace in Inchicore, with CESI leading a workshop on Turtlestitch - a browser-based visual programming environment that generates embroidery files - and the group stitching out the results afterwards. Pitched at both people teaching code and people doing embroidery design. 2pm to 5pm, tickets 10 euro through Eventbrite.

Tog Hackerspace's recurring maker night with access to the laser cutter and 3D printers.

Tog Hackerspace's recurring electronics evening - soldering, circuit work and help with members' hardware projects.

Tog's maker evening: supervised access to the laser cutter and 3D printers for whatever you are building, with help on CAD and machine setup.

Tog's electronics evening — soldering, circuit debugging, PCB design and microcontroller work, with the hackerspace's benches and more experienced members on hand.

Tog's deliberately AI-free hack night — bring a project, work on it alongside other people, and talk to someone about it. Open to non-members.

Tog Hackerspace's weekly open evening: a tour of the workshop, the tools and the projects in progress, for anyone curious about Dublin's volunteer-run hackerspace.

Tog's deliberately AI-free hack night — bring a project, work on it alongside other people, and talk to someone about it. Open to non-members.

Tog's locksport session: physical security, how locks actually fail, and supervised practice on the hackerspace's own collection.

Tog Hackerspace's weekly open evening: a tour of the workshop, the tools and the projects in progress, for anyone curious about Dublin's volunteer-run hackerspace.

Tog's maker evening: supervised access to the laser cutter and 3D printers for whatever you are building, with help on CAD and machine setup.

Tog's electronics evening — soldering, circuit debugging, PCB design and microcontroller work, with the hackerspace's benches and more experienced members on hand.

An afternoon of vintage computing and classic radio tinkering at TOG, the Dublin hackerspace.

A full day of amateur radio at Dublin's volunteer-run hackerspace: live radio demos, callsign patches, advanced soldering and talks, rolling into TOG's open social and pizza night.

A hands-on Tog workshop on assembling a working satellite ground station — antenna, SDR receiver and the software to decode what comes down. Build it on the day and take the setup home.

Tog's deliberately AI-free hack night — bring a project, work on it alongside other people, and talk to someone about it. Open to non-members.

Tog Hackerspace's weekly open evening: a tour of the workshop, the tools and the projects in progress, for anyone curious about Dublin's volunteer-run hackerspace.

Tog's deliberately AI-free hack night — bring a project, work on it alongside other people, and talk to someone about it. Open to non-members.

Tog's locksport session: physical security, how locks actually fail, and supervised practice on the hackerspace's own collection. A fixture of the Dublin security community's calendar.

Tog Hackerspace and Lovelace Space run part one of a hands-on session on building pockets into garments — practical making at Tog's Kylemore Road workshop, open to anyone who wants to learn the technique.

Tog's weekly open house for anyone who wants to see the space and what members are building.

A relaxed Monday evening of electronics at Tog Hackerspace: bring your Raspberry Pi, Arduino or half-finished board and solder, breadboard and debug with people who know the kit. Hosted by Gary T., 19:00 to 21:30, every second Monday. Not a class or a tutorial: a friendly, informal night that mixes absolute beginners who just want to learn with people deep into their own projects. First-time visitors are given a tour of the space. Bring a laptop; Tog's electronics gear is available to use. Free. Tog is now on Kylemore Road, Dublin 12, behind Mr Price and the Bright Lights store, with free parking. Why go: the most welcoming route in Dublin into hands-on electronics, with experienced members happy to look over your circuit. For hardware tinkerers, IoT and embedded beginners, and anyone prototyping a device.

An open evening at Tog Hackerspace for making physical things with CAD software, the laser cutter and 3D printers, with members on hand to help you turn an idea into a printable or cuttable design. Hosted by Louise N., 19:00 to 21:00, every second Monday. Not a taught class: an informal working group of self-directed makers, whether you are a crafter, designer, engineer or hobbyist. Come with your own laptop and something you want to make, or just come to see the tools. Free. Tog is now on Kylemore Road, Dublin 12, in a warehouse behind Mr Price. Why go: the cheapest way in Dublin to get access to fabrication kit and people who know it. Best for hardware founders prototyping enclosures, product designers and makers moving beyond hobby printers.