Boston's first-ever Tech Week — 572 individually hosted events spread across eight city neighborhoods — opens tomorrow, Tuesday, May 26, with the official kickoff that evening at 6 p.m., as Andreessen Horowitz formally plants its decentralized conference format in one of the country's most consequential technology ecosystems. The six-day event runs through Sunday, May 31, is free to attend for most sessions, and requires only a per-event registration through the official calendar at tech-week.com/calendar/boston.
For founders, engineers, students, and investors who haven't yet registered: the window is still open. Hosts confirm attendance individually after applicants register through each event's page, and many sessions remain open as of this writing.
