Event Program
Host the workshop. We'll bring the material.
Run LegionEdge workshops, meetups, and study groups in your city or company — with maintained curriculum, speaker support, and up to $10k per event, so the hard part is only the hosting.
Event budget
$10k
per event — venue, catering, and production, paid up front for established organizers.
- per event for venue, catering, and production
- $10k
- maintained workshop curricula, updated each release
- 4
- Q&A from our engineers at any community event
- Live
- to attend — community events stay open to everyone
- Free
The host kit
Everything but the room.
- Up to $10k
Event budget
Up to $10k per event for venue, catering, and production — for hosts and ambassadors alike, paid up front for established organizers. No receipts theater for a pizza order.
Hosting an event
One call and a checklist.
Propose
Tell us the format, audience, and rough date. First-time hosts start with a meetup or a single workshop module.
Plan together
We match you with a curriculum kit, confirm speaker support, and set the budget — usually one call and a checklist.
Host
Run the event your way. The facilitator notes cover the material; the host community covers everything else.
Debrief
A short retro and attendee feedback loop. Recurring hosts get standing budgets and first pick of new curriculum.
Common questions
Can I run a paid event with your material?
Community events using our curriculum must be free to attend. Commercial training is a Partner Program conversation — we're happy to have it.
Do you sponsor events you don't organize?
Yes — conference tracks, hackathons, and student events with relevant audiences. Propose it through the same form with your sponsorship details.
What if only ten people show up?
Then ten people got a good workshop. We care about recurring, honest community events, not vanity attendance numbers. Small and regular beats big and once.
Can company-internal events participate?
Yes. Internal study groups and guild sessions qualify for curriculum and speaker support, though budget support is reserved for public community events.
What makes a good host
- A community to draw from — a meetup group, company guild, university club, or an audience you can credibly gather
- Capacity to run the logistics: venue, registration, and the event itself
- A code of conduct for your event (we provide a template)
- For workshops: at least one facilitator comfortable with the hands-on material
Get on the calendar
Propose an event.
Tell us what you'd like to host and where. The community team replies within a week with next steps.
- Up to $10k per event — hosts and ambassadors
- Curriculum, speakers, and promotion included
- First-time hosts welcome — start small
Prefer email? programs@legionedge.ai