Dinner Seat
$100Sold out
- Seat at the charity dinner
- Buffet service
- Speakers at the table
Seats at the dinner on their own are gone. The evening is not — a VIP weekend ticket carries a seat at this table, and that is now the only way to one.
Astoria, Queens

When the Summit floor clears, the weekend finishes on a rooftop in Astoria: a charity dinner, buffet service, and the speakers at the table rather than on a stage. It is the last thing that happens, and it is the part that is not about you.
A charity dinner to close Habibi Tech Weekend, held in support of a partner organisation. Buffet service on a rooftop, one long evening, and the people who spoke during the day sitting among the guests rather than being introduced to them.
Everything else across the weekend is something you get — a talk, a workshop, a room full of people worth meeting. This is the one part that is the other way round.

Speakers are welcome at all three weekend events, so the people who spent the day on stage are here in the evening without one. So is the VIP room, because a VIP ticket carries this seat — which is why the table fills from the weekend rather than from this page, and why seats sold on their own ran out first.
Two doors into one room, and only one of them is open. Seats sold on their own are gone; a VIP weekend ticket still carries one.
$100Sold out
Seats at the dinner on their own are gone. The evening is not — a VIP weekend ticket carries a seat at this table, and that is now the only way to one.
$425
One ticket, three doors. The seats at both evenings come with it rather than being bought again.
The M and R stop at Steinway St, a few blocks from the door; the N and W along 31st Street are a longer walk. Roughly forty minutes from Union Square, and the dinner starts a few hours after the Summit ends — enough time to go back to a hotel first.

The last table of the weekend.
Get in with VIPEvery weekend ticket is bought on one page. habibi.tech/register