List of hackathons in United States in 2016

QuackHack is all about gaming. On this weekend will include hacking video games from EdTech to E-sports, the gamification of industries, Internet of Things, board games, recreational games, etc. Meet and work with amazing people from around the US, build cool stuff to put on your portfolio, network with tech firms, and enjoy  free food and fun!

There are a number of Selenium and Watir committers in town for the Test Automation Bazaar. You will take advantage of this by having two sessions for doing things in the Watir code. What you will work on will be dependent on the level of people in the room, but there are currently a few major pull requests. All levels of experience are welcome, but bring your laptop and be ready to dig into some code.

A hackathon for the Bloomington Normal community's most talented developers, designers, internet doers and tech companies to bring the concept of office hours to the community so students and community members can find and meetup with mentors who create office hours. Come and build the change! Food, drinks and 1GB up and down fiber will all be made available to you.

The Chi Hack Night is a free, weekly event at the Merchandise Mart in Chicago to build, share and learn about tools to create, support, and serve the public good. Hear from interesting speakers, learn from each other and work on projects challenging and the civic technology movement. Non-techies are very welcome!

This hackathon weekend will bring together journalists, developers, designers, nonprofits and the community to create projects using open data on immigration and tech tools. Your goal is to work together in a team to develop an 560x400 pixel application that can be embedded into any web page or shared on social media through using a data visualization projects including maps, infographics, and/or videos. Migrahack is an open invitation to anyone interested in joining the issue of migration, technology, accountability and the stories behind the numbers!

Rep. Swalwell, in coordination with knodemy, a mentor-based coding academy, is hosting the Congressional App Challenge for students of all coding experience levels to join and learn about Java programming and other skills for developing apps in the Android environment. A winning app will be selected at the CA-15 Hackathon and displayed in the United States Capitol and on the U.S House of Representatives website and the individual or group winner will be offered a summer internship by knodemy.

The Chi Hack Night is a free, weekly event at the Merchandise Mart in Chicago to build, share and learn about tools to create, support, and serve the public good. Hear from interesting speakers, learn from each other and work on projects challenging and the civic technology movement. Non-techies are very welcome!