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The 1st PyCon Conference in Greece is dedicated to the Python language and its vibrant community. Organized by a passionate team of volunteers, the conference aims to foster collaboration and knowledge-sharing among developers, professionals, and newcomers to Python.
Τwo full days featuring two parallel tracks of talks, tutorials, panel discussions, and networking opportunities, providing a perfect environment for growth and inspiration within the Python community.
We’re excited to announce that the first-ever PyCon Greece will take place in Athens on August 29-30, 2025! This inaugural event marks a major milestone for the Greek Python community, bringing together enthusiasts to share knowledge, connect, and celebrate Python.
Athens, a city where ancient history meets modern innovation, provides a stunning backdrop—from the Acropolis to its vibrant neighborhoods. PyCon Greece 2025 will be hosted at Technopolis City of Athens, one of the city’s most dynamic cultural venues. Located in the heart of Athens, Technopolis is a hub of creativity and technology, offering an inspiring setting with its unique blend of industrial heritage and modern facilities.
PyCon Greece 2025 will feature diverse talks, workshops, and tutorials covering everything from Web Development and Data Science to Machine Learning and AI. Plus, there will be ample networking opportunities to connect with fellow developers. Whether you’re a Python expert or just starting out, PyCon Greece 2025 has something for you!
Get ready for an unforgettable experience filled with learning, networking, and the spirit of the Python community. We can’t wait to welcome you to an incredible two days of all things Python!
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We’re committed to fostering an inclusive environment and encourage everyone to participate.
Pablo Galindo Salgado works in the Python Infrastructure team at the Software Infrastructure department at Bloomberg L.P. He is a CPython core developer and a Theoretical Physicist specializing in general relativity and black hole physics. He is currently serving on the Python Steering Council for the fifth year and he is the release manager for Python 3.10 and 3.11. He also has a cat who doesn’t code.
Laís Carvalho blends observability expertise with Open Source and a passion for community-building. Former board member (EuroPython, Python Ireland), forever mentor, and advocate for inclusive tech. When not untangling distributed systems, she’s probably playing with watercolor brushes—proof that creativity and logic aren’t mutually exclusive.
Grigoris Maravelias is an astrophysicist passionate about massive stars, astronomy outreach, and the power of Python. After earning his PhD in 2014 (University of Crete), he held research posts in Czechia, Chile, and Greece. A machine learning advocate in astrophysics, he co-founded the Summer School for Astrostatistics and teaches Python at the University of Crete. He’s also deeply involved in science education through PeriAstron, blending starlight, code, and community to make science more accessible and impactful.
