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Every startup, tech and founder event in València we could verify for November 2026, listed in full. Gathered weekly from the organisers themselves — Startup València, the CEEIs, the universities, the accelerators and the independent communities that run most of what actually happens here. Both Spanish- and English-language events are included, listing is free and never paid for, and times are local (Europe/Madrid).
A small, informal recap session for Valencia's n8n community — food and drinks funded by n8n. Roughly 20–25 people. Runs to 20:00.
Closing interview of the 2026 Diálogos series on AI's social and economic dimensions, with Daniel Peña and Juan Fernández de Guevara.
An independent Valencia gathering (back after 16 years) crossing design, technology and digital creativity — morning workshops, afternoon talks on AI's influence on creative work, then a postparty with an immersive room. Runs 16:30–22:00.
The hidden stories behind the success: four founders — two seasoned, two just starting out — share the pivots, bad hires and months of doubt nobody posted about, then you ask them anything. Candid, no success theatre, drinks with Valencia's founder community. Runs to 21:30.
The first Valencia edition of a Lisbon-founded female-founder breakfast network — an informal introduction round followed by open exchange over coffee. Runs 09:00–11:30.
A weekly Wednesday morning work block for founders and freelancers — short introductions round the table, then a few focused hours of heads-down work alongside other people building something.
A Startup Grind evening on Europe's fast-growing defense-tech sector — founders and investors discussing the opportunities and challenges of building in the space.
Casual rooftop bar networking for Valencia entrepreneurs — drinks with a view of the park at Palau Alameda. Open to all.
A morning on the Blue Economy's emerging technologies and sustainable solutions — smart ports, marine decarbonisation, coastal regeneration and marine biotech, with a closing networking cocktail. Runs to 13:45.
A session of real AI case studies showing where the technology is already generating value inside companies. Hybrid — attend in person at the Valencia hub or join online. Runs to 10:30.
Peer info-sharing for self-employed professionals in Spain — taxes, gestors, invoicing tools, Verifactu, social security. English-friendly, no experts at the front, no sales, just honest exchange.
The 29th edition of Valencia Codes' monthly Level Up talks — this edition an OKR workshop for engineering teams. Talk, Q&A and networking.
The closing session of the three-part fundraising programme — approval-required. Runs to 14:00.
A monthly evening where entrepreneurs read one business book and then work out what to actually do with it — discussion over food rather than a lecture.
A free, practical session on the concrete steps to register a company or set up as self-employed in Spain.
A live teardown night — builders put their landing page, pricing and funnel on screen and the room (plus invited operators) rebuilds the go-to-market strategy live, followed by drinks. Apply to attend.
A weekly Wednesday morning work block for founders and freelancers — short introductions round the table, then a few focused hours of heads-down work alongside other people building something.
Casual rooftop bar networking for Valencia entrepreneurs — drinks with a view of the park at Palau Alameda. Open to all.
"Technology and Innovation in the New Global Order": AECTA's annual conference on how the shifting geopolitical landscape is reshaping the strategic role of AI and innovation in defense, security and cybersecurity. Marks AECTA's 40th anniversary; runs the mornings of Nov 12–13.
The region's entrepreneurship-ecosystem congress: what the territory can learn from fields it rarely talks to — digital sovereignty, architecture, AI, coolhunting, active longevity and the silver economy — plus the III Premio a la Innovación Territorial. Runs to 13:00.
Experts from the UN's own digital-services centre (UNICC, based in Quart de Poblet) and Microsoft Azure on how cloud platforms enable organisations of any size to innovate, scale and run AI workloads securely. Runs to 12:30.
Bring a real repetitive task from your business and leave having built and tested an automation that handles it — hands-on, no generic AI demos. First of two full workshop days; session two follows Nov 17. Runs to 17:00.
AJEV's annual awards night recognising Valencia's young business talent — welcome drinks and photocall, the awards ceremony, then an optional post-gala dinner and party. Free to attend; the post-gala dinner+party is €45.
Real cases of AI implementation in companies — AI agents as a marketing team, and a panel with Shakers and Ribera Salud on what's changing inside marketing departments. Runs to 12:30.
A monthly networking evening for women building and running businesses in Valencia.
The 11th Valencia edition of NASA's global 48-hour hackathon, running alongside 450+ cities worldwide. Free, team-based, no coding experience required. Runs 13–15 November; exact opening time to be confirmed closer to the date — the organiser's "Agenda Galáctica" schedule is still being finalised. Registration and the waitlist have both now closed at full capacity.
The group's Saturday counterpart to the midweek co-working — brunch first, then a few hours of working alongside other founders instead of alone at home.
Second of two full workshop days, applying what you built in session one (Nov 12) to a second automation and troubleshooting your own setup. Runs to 17:00.
A GenAI Community meetup on using AI agents as a company's own operating system — practical patterns for running parts of a business on agents rather than dashboards.
The Java User Group's revived meetup in a new lightning-talks format — short talks from the community followed by open discussion. First session after a dormant stretch.
A weekly Wednesday morning work block for founders and freelancers — short introductions round the table, then a few focused hours of heads-down work alongside other people building something.
Second edition of The Terminal Hub's talent competition for innovative tech-based projects — finalist presentations and partner talks, with free office space, mentoring and priority access for the winner. Runs 17:30–20:30.
A further edition of Scale Your Brand, on branding and AI together — built around the Tu Arrocero business story. Free, in-person, 18:00–20:00.
Casual rooftop bar networking for Valencia entrepreneurs — drinks with a view of the park at Palau Alameda. Open to all.
A monthly Friday after-work for Valencia's freelancer and founder community — relaxed networking, with free drinks for community members.
A nine-hour, hands-on two-day workshop turning scattered AI use into a real marketing-and-sales system — brand brief, content production, visual generation, AI search visibility, B2B/B2C outreach and a 90-day rollout plan, worked on each participant's own business. Session 1 runs 09:00–13:30; session 2 follows Nov 24, 09:00–14:30. Free, laptop and a paid ChatGPT/Claude/Gemini account required.
CEEI's small-room interview format sits down with María José Félix, CEO of Helados Estiu (Grupo Topgel) — a Valencian group turning over €180M+ and exporting to 25+ countries. An unhurried hour on how she decides, then networking.
A tech lawyer reviews two builders' AI products live on screen — privacy policy, terms and data flow against the EU AI Act, data protection and IP — in plain language, then open Q&A and drinks. Apply to attend.
A weekly Wednesday morning work block for founders and freelancers — short introductions round the table, then a few focused hours of heads-down work alongside other people building something.
The opening evening of the 12th BIGBAN Investors Congress — the BIGBAN awards gala and networking dinner for Spain's investor ecosystem. The main congress day follows Nov 26. Sold only as part of the two-day pass — there is no gala-only ticket.
Casual rooftop bar networking for Valencia entrepreneurs — drinks with a view of the park at Palau Alameda. Open to all.
The 12th edition's main congress day: conferences and themed networking bringing together Spain's business angels, family offices, corporates and VCs. Runs to 18:00.
Peer info-sharing for self-employed professionals in Spain — taxes, gestors, invoicing tools, Verifactu, social security. English-friendly, no experts at the front, no sales, just honest exchange.
GSIC's monthly-ish free evening of sports-business networking at its Valencia Testing Lab. Open to the public, guests allowed. Runs to 19:30.
A recurring in-person tech hiring fair — company booths, informal networking and on-the-spot conversations with Valencia-area employers. Runs to 21:00.
A Desayuno Inquieto with the CEOs of Hotelverse and Yuvod on scaling personalised service without losing margin, moderated by Meliá Hotels' Camille Poret. Runs 09:30–10:30, networking to 11:00.
A seasonal Nomads Hub gathering: entrepreneur pitches and a demo fair of international founder projects, nomad talks, and a Bloomberg Philanthropies session on urban challenges — run jointly with Valencia Game City. Space limited, registration required. Runs to 22:30.
An intimate monthly Saturday brunch for founders who are actively building — not a pitch event and not for people still at the idea stage. You pay for your own food.