Upcoming Events

September 16, 2026start: 12:30:00 AMend: 9:00:00 PM

Starburst at dbt Summit 2026

Visit the Starburst’s booth (#412) at dbt Summit to chat with the team on how to model and query your data where it already lives.

September 16, 2026start: 4:00:00 PMend: 5:00:00 PM

Modern Data Architecture Explained: How Query Engines, Lakehouses, and AI Fit Together

In this webinar, we’ll break down the role of each layer and the trade-offs behind common architecture patterns. We’ll explore where query engines fit, how warehouse and lakehouse architectures support analytics and AI, and when federation can help teams access data across systems without moving everything into one place.

September 24, 2026start: 4:00:00 PMend: 5:00:00 PM

Office Hours: Starburst Console’s Unified Cost, Usage, and Billing Visibility

Our September Office Hours walks through how Console brings billing, telemetry, and usage insights into a single view across your Starburst environment. 

September 29, 2026start: 8:00:00 AMend: 5:00:00 PM

Starburst at Boston AI Week

Starburst is proud to host a week of events alongside Boston AI Week September 29th thorugh October 1st. Join us for executive panels, meet-ups, and our career fair!

September 29, 2026start: 4:00:00 PMend: 5:00:00 PM

Starburst + dbt Workshop: Building the New Data Stack

Join Starburst expert Michael Markieta for a 60-minute hands-on workshop on how to put these two to work. You will review the design of a medallion architecture for datasets, implement the models in dbt, and execute the pipeline on the Starburst query engine.

October 8, 2026start: 4:00:00 PMend: 5:00:00 PM

Office Hours: Governed AI Workflows with AIDA Skills and Guardrails

Join our 30-minute Office Hours to see how AIDA Skills capture domain expertise as reusable workflows and instructions, making it easier to apply business context consistently through natural language. The session will also cover guardrails that define how AIDA behaves, including boundaries around what agents can access, use, and discuss, while leaving core data permissions in place.