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    • Speakers and Call for Proposals
    • Create the Luma Event
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    • On the Day
    • Wrap-Up and Recap
    • Updating the Website
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Pick a Date and Venue

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Confirming a date and securing a venue host for a PyLadies Vancouver meetup.

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What We Need From a Venue   Hosting Agreements  

We aim to confirm a date and a venue host first, since the venue is usually the longest lead time.

What We Need From a Venue  

The bare minimum we need from a venue host is a space that fits our group and a projector/AV setup for the talks. The PyLadies organizer still handles all the coordination. See the full Host a Venue guide for what we ask of hosts.

Food (often pizza) is optional — appreciated but not required, and it can be covered by a separate sponsor who isn’t the venue host.

Hosting Agreements  

Most venues ask us to sign an event hosting agreement covering booking lead time, setup and cleanup responsibilities, access procedures, and a cancellation policy. Read it carefully — agreements often require a host contact or volunteer to be confirmed weeks in advance, and the booking can be cancelled if that isn’t arranged in time.

Venue access details (door codes, alarm procedures, day-of contacts) are sensitive and are kept in a private organizer document, shared only with the team running that specific event — never published on this site.

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What We Need From a Venue   Hosting Agreements  
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