Welcome to the Toronto Tech Week Attendee Resource Hub. Attending Toronto Tech Week May 25-29, 2026? You’ve come to the right place. Here's how to make the most of your week.

What is Toronto Tech Week?

Toronto Tech Week is an annual decentralized week of events bringing together industry leaders, startups, and tech enthusiasts to explore the latest trends and advancements.

Who can attend Toronto Tech Week?

Toronto Tech Week is open to anyone interested in the Toronto tech ecosystem. The week is designed for Toronto, by Toronto, welcoming founders, builders, startups, investors, industry partners, tech professionals, students, and more who have a vested interest in the sector.

How to Build Your Schedule

1. Visit TorontoTechWeek.com to see our Event Calendar
2. Filter events by date, theme and more. Click on an event for more details
3. Register!

If you have any questions, please reach out directly to the individual event host. Each event organizer is responsible for the ticketing and execution of their event

Who is the organizer of Toronto Tech Week?

Toronto Tech Week is an independently organized, community-led event. There is no single “organizer” but rather a network of tons of large and small community event hosts, partners, and sponsors who help make it happen.

Is there a Main Stage Event?

Toronto Tech Week hosts 1 branded event. Information to come in 2026!

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Attendee Requirements:

By participating in any event associated with Toronto Tech Week, attendees agree to:

• Treat all participants, speakers, and hosts with respect and professionalism.
• Follow guidelines and rules set by individual event hosts, including but not limited to, updating their RSVP status if they are unable to attend
• Abide by local laws and regulations.
• Avoid disruptive, discriminatory, or harmful behaviour.
• Not register for multiple events with no intention to attend.

Attendee Best Practices:

1. Don’t RSVP to Everything. Be intentional and pick the ones that align with your goals or interests.
2. Prioritize Quality Over Quantity. Make space for meaningful convos and real takeaways.
3. Leave Time for Spontaneity. Some of the best moments happen in between the big events (serendipitous chats, after-hours hangouts, or stumbling upon a surprise pop-up).
4. Network with Purpose. Have a few icebreakers or goals in mind and follow up meaningfully.
5. Dress for the Vibe (and the Weather). Tech casual is the norm, but check the tone of each event (some panels might skew more business-casual).
6. Charge Everything. Phone, portable charger, maybe even your smartwatch…keep your tech juiced!
7. Check the Fine Print. Some events are private, invite-only, or ticketed, even if they appear public. Double-check details before showing up.

Stay Up to Date!

• Website
• Twitter/X
• LinkedIn
• Instagram
• Luma
• Newsletter
• Use #TorontoTechWeek on socials!

Have more questions?

• Visit our Live FAQ

Who is responsible for events during Toronto Tech Week?

Toronto Tech Week is a decentralized week of events, and while we are proud to support the community with tools, resources, best practices, and guidelines, Toronto Tech Week (Canada Tech Week Organization) is not responsible or liable for any events outside of our 1 branded event hosted by the Toronto Tech Week organizing committee. Each event during Toronto Tech Week is independently hosted by its own organizer(s), who are fully responsible for the execution, logistics, and delivery to attendees.

We are not involved in the planning or management of these events and do not assume any responsibility for their content, quality, or safety. By attending or participating in any event under Toronto Tech Week, you acknowledge that the host of that event is the sole party responsible for its operation.