Popular Weekend Events in Bletchley (August Updated)

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HAWAJSKA BBQ PARTY – ZABAWA DLA CAŁEJ RODZINY! Aloha!Szykuj się na największą, najbardziej kolorową imprezę- gril tego sezonu! Zabieramy Cię w tropikalną podróż prosto na gorące plaże Hawajów – bez samolotu, bez walizek, ale z ogromną dawką radości i słońca! Czeka na Ciebie eksplozja barw: kwiatowe girlandy, egzotyczne dekoracje i zapach kokosów unoszący się w powietrzu! A do tego orzeźwiające drineczki, które przeniosą Cię w rajski klimat w zaledwie jednym łyku! Muzyka? Tak, i to taka, która porwie KAŻDEGO do tańca! Polskie rytmy sprawią, że nogi same ruszą do zabawy – nawet najbardziej oporni zatańczą hula! Znasz kogoś, kto potrafi tańczyć hula? Przyprowadź ich – czeka ich chwila chwały na naszej hawajskiej scenie! A jak impreza, to i uczta! Będą grillowane kiełbaski, konkursy limbo, szalone zabawy z kokosami i cała masa smakołyków – od soczystych owoców aż po przekąski, które pokochasz od pierwszego kęsa! Wskakuj w coś w kwiaty, załóż słomkowy kapelusz i daj się ponieść atmosferze beztroski! Zabierz rodzinę, przyjaciół i sąsiadów – to będzie impreza, której nikt nie zapomni! ALOHA i do zobaczenia na plaży… to znaczy… na parkiecie! Uwaga: Osoby poniżej 18. roku życia wyłącznie z opiekunami. Kupując bilet, wyrażasz zgodę na wykorzystywanie zdjęć i nagrań wideo do celów promocyjnych w mediach społecznościowych oraz innych kanałach komunikacji Nie przyjmujemy zwrotow Information Source: Agnes McCluskey | eventbrite

Announcing our keynote speaker: Gus Martins, Gemma Product Manager, Google DeepMind Join us for an inspiring day dedicated to Artificial Intelligence at the iconic National Museum of Computing, Bletchley Park! Connect with fellow developers, students, and tech leaders. Explore AI development through 18+ sessions and workshops led by 22 expert speakers. Whether you're starting your AI journey or are an experienced professional, discover the latest trends and techniques in the historic home of codebreaking and computing. Sessions include: Keynote speaker - Gus Martins, Google DeepMind Beyond Prompts: Building Intelligent Applications with Genkit and the Model Context Protocol - Peter Friese, Google Bring generative AI features into your Android app - Rosário Fernandez, Google Vision for Good: Accelerating Impactful AI Applications with Vertex AI and Gemini - Dr Roushanak Rahmat, IBM Supercharging Web Applications with Firebase and Gemini - David Aniebo, Mentalyc Crafting Living Worlds: Next-Gen NPCs with Gemini and Gemma AI - Jai Campbell, Jellyfish Building amazing Front-End Project with Gemma: A State-of-the-Art Open Model - Teresa Wu, JP Morgan From POC to Production: Building Safer AI Systems - Lisa Carpenter, Digital Futures Agentic AI in Action: A Flutter Developer’s Guide - Renuka Kelkar, Codemagic Build products and services powered by Vertex AI and Gemini - Gabriel Preda, Envada Best Practices for Designing and Implementing Agentic AI Systems - Jitendra Gupta, KPMG Build a contextual Yoga Poses recommender app with Firestore, Vector Search and Gemini - Laura Morinigo, Google Developer Expert Unleashing the Power of AI: A Deep Dive into Generative Intelligence on Vertex AI - Santosh Kumar Perumal, Google Developer Expert From Idea to App in Record Time: Introducing Firebase Studio - Jason Berryman, 418.dev Your next tech stack for GenAI application (JVM + AWS edition) - Ivan Osipov, devtower.io Bias in Humans and AI: What To Do About It? - Prof Gianluca Dematini, University of Queensland Smart Health Apps with Flutter and Gemini AI - Anthony Atuoha, Google Developer Expert AI in action | enhancing data analytics and performance management for the social housing sector - Gursh Lail, I4H AI is the Engine of Progress. Data is the Fuel that Drives It - Prashant Singh, UXLI Workshops include: KAM's Workshop on AI, Ethical AI, and Google Gemini AI for Workspace - Kevin A McGrail, Google Developer Expert Introduction to Google's Agent Development Kit (ADK) - Patty O'Callaghan, Charles River Laboratories Zero to podcaster, start today your show with AI! - Nicola Guglielmi, EIES Group Build with AI: Architecture Kata, Daniel Vaughan, Mastercard Sponsorship To connect with our community of developers and explore partnership opportunities, please view our Sponsorship Pack . Information Source: GDG Bletchley | eventbrite

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NEW LOCATION FOR COFFEE & CAKE! Solo Connects offers singles a relaxed, pressure-free way to meet new people in a social setting—without the focus on dating. It’s a ready-made social network for solo individuals in Herts, Beds, Bucks, and Northants, no more 'flying solo' lets go! Our Mixer & Meal events are where we try to ensure it is a 50/50 mix of men and women, but our coffee event is first come first served and a place to make friends. We will also have a local walk first, which will start at 1.30 pm. Meet at The Scot Club (Selbourne Avenue, Bletchley) and we will take a walk to the Blue Lagoon. You can park for free at The Scot Club (next to the Brickyard) and we will head out for a 45 minute - 1 hour walk and then join everyone else for coffee & cake. Coffee / Tea included and a selection of cakes too. This event will be for up to 75 solo people from Milton Keynes and the surrounding area. Dogs are welcome. Your hosts will be Sam & Rachel Information Source: Solo Connects UK | eventbrite

It's Virgo season so join us to celebrate Lady H's birthday! Join us for a ! Music policy - Reggae, RnB, Soul, Revival, Old Skool, Soca, Soulful House Music by - Leathon Lacrette, Jstarr & Hendy (Playboy Sound) Whether you're a seasoned partygoer or a first-timer, come and experience proper old skool vibes with us at McCarthy's Sports Bar . Doors open at 9pm but there will be food available from 8.30pm so come early, grab a plate and get ready to party! If you are celebrating a birthday or special occasion, let us know and we can merge your celebration into our night. Just call Lady H on 07956 210253 Nearest Hotels: DoubleTree By Hilton (2.5 miles) Premier Inn at Furzton Lake (2.11 miles) Nearest Station: Bletchley (6 mins) Tell your friends, grab your tickets and get ready for a night filled with pure party vibes, great music and unforgettable memories! Information Source: Lady H Promotions | eventbrite

By popular demand! Join us for the second showing of "The Thing" at The National Museum of Computing - a captivating film that uncovers one of history's most astonishing espionage incidents. “The Thing” is a documentary film uncovering the amazing story behind the Great American Seal Bug. This complex story of spying and counter spying, genius, betrayal, political wrangling and espionage is told in detail by John Little. These incredible events span 90 years including the two World Wars, the Cold War and involve three great nations of the United Kingdom, United States of America and Russia (USSR). The film delves into the incredible story of the Great American Seal bug, starting with the birth of the inventor in 1886, his formative years during the Bolshevik Revolution, and his time in the USA. It explores the influence of the Cambridge Spies and the bug's discovery in 1952. In more contemporary times, "The Thing" also investigates the work of Peter Wright and Tony Sale, detailing their efforts to understand and counter this ingenious device. The film vividly portrays the story of one of the first passive covert listening devices against the backdrop of H Block, Bletchley Park, adding a unique dimension to this tale of technological espionage. Tickets also include day admission to view the world's largest collection of functional historic computers, including the Bombe and Colossus - the world's first electronic, digital computer. Event Schedule: Refreshments on arrival Screening of "The Thing" Q&A with John Little, compered by John Carter About the Speaker: John Little's connection to Bletchley Park and counter-surveillance is truly unique. His first visit to Bletchley Park was in 1962 as a Post Office Telephone Engineer. He later joined the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, working in Hut 3, Bletchley Park (Diplomatic Wireless Service). In 1978, he left the FCO to start a company specialising in counter surveillance – de-bugging. His office was moved to H Block approximately 20 years ago, and later to E Block. Image credit: Shearwater TSCM Information Source: The National Museum of Computing | eventbrite