CoderDojo is an international initiative born in Ireland in 2011 aiming to teach young people to program. A collective learning club for kids to meet other people with same interests and learn from each other. It takes place every Saturday (except bank holidays) from 17:00h to 19:00h. There are no vacancies right now, but you can sign up in the waiting list and we will notice you when new vacancies are available.

CoderDojo is an international initiative born in Ireland in 2011 aiming to teach young people to program. A collective learning club for kids to meet other people with same interests and learn from each other. It takes place every Saturday (except bank holidays) from 17:00h to 19:00h. There are no vacancies right now, but you can sign up in the waiting list and we will notice you when new vacancies are available.

CoderDojo is an international initiative born in Ireland in 2011 aiming to teach young people to program. A collective learning club for kids to meet other people with same interests and learn from each other. It takes place every Saturday (except bank holidays) from 17:00h to 19:00h. There are no vacancies right now, but you can sign up in the waiting list and we will notice you when new vacancies are available.

CoderDojo is an international initiative born in Ireland in 2011 aiming to teach young people to program. A collective learning club for kids to meet other people with same interests and learn from each other. It takes place every Saturday (except bank holidays) from 17:00h to 19:00h. There are no vacancies right now, but you can sign up in the waiting list and we will notice you when new vacancies are available.

The third edition of Holland in Madrid focuses on the relationships between art and urban regenation. The debate session analyzes the role of the institutions, initiatives and cultural spaces in the transformation of actual cities, based on the most advanced experiences. These encounters foster an open public debate with Spanish and Dutch guests who have been key to the recent urban regeneration processes around art production and exhibition centers. Free access. Limited seating.

The third edition of Holland in Madrid focuses on the relationships between art and urban regenation. The debate session analyzes the role of the institutions, initiatives and cultural spaces in the transformation of actual cities, based on the most advanced experiences. These encounters foster an open public debate with Spanish and Dutch guests who have been key to the recent urban regeneration processes around art production and exhibition centers. Free access. Limited seating.

The third edition of Holland in Madrid focuses on the relationships between art and urban regenation. The debate session analyzes the role of the institutions, initiatives and cultural spaces in the transformation of actual cities, based on the most advanced experiences. These encounters foster an open public debate with Spanish and Dutch guests who have been key to the recent urban regeneration processes around art production and exhibition centers. Free access. Limited seating.

The third edition of Holland in Madrid focuses on the relationships between art and urban regenation. The debate session analyzes the role of the institutions, initiatives and cultural spaces in the transformation of actual cities, based on the most advanced experiences. These encounters foster an open public debate with Spanish and Dutch guests who have been key to the recent urban regeneration processes around art production and exhibition centers. Free access. Limited seating.