On the Laravel News site today there's an announcement about the next Laravel Live UK conference happening this coming June (2018) in London.

Laravel Live UK is a brand new one-day conference that will be held on June 12th, 2018 at The British Library.

Confirmed speakers include Matt Stauffer and Lorna Jane Mitchell. They’ve also just opened up CFP, and are specifically looking for talks focused on diving deep into Laravel and the Laravel ecosystem.

The conference already has tickets on sale for this single-day event too. The Early Bird tickets are already gone but you can get a General Admission ticket for £100 or a last minute ticket for £125.

On the Symfony blog they've posted information about this year's deSymfony Conference - the Spanish Symfony Conference happening June 21st and 22nd in Madrid, Spain.

Around 400 Symfony developers from Spain, Italy and even America will attend to this two-day event that will hold more than 20 talks about our favorite framework. This year, the event will take place in Madrid, the dazzling and cosmopolitan capital of Spain. The ticket to attend both days is 55 euros for the early bird period (which is already over) and 75 euros for the regular ticket. You can still buy your ticket online at desymfony.com.

This year's event will have an unconference happening the day before the event that's free for anyone that wants to attend, no pass required. You can find out more about this and the conference in general (and pick up your tickets) on the deSymfony conference site.

There's a conference coming up at the end of this month (tickets still available) that focuses on "people, not plugins and solutions, not software" - the Peers Conference.

Peers is a tech conference for web designers, PHP developers and web business owners. Love ExpressionEngine? Curious about Craft? Learning all about Laravel? Whether you're a pixel-pusher, an artisan or a maker, Peers is for you.

At Peers conference, you'll hear from a variety of voices. We've engaged some of the top people within our community to come and share their wisdom. Because running a business and keeping up with the latest trends is daunting. Who better to help than your peers?

The event is being held in Chicago on June 26th through the 28th and has lots of great speakers and sessions planned for this year. You can still get the Early Bird price of $299 USD that includes admittance into the conference, event attendance and meals.

The Atlanta PHP User Group has announced their latest meeting for June 2012 - an introduction to the Larvel framework from Ben Edmunds.

Are you ashamed to admit you’re a PHP developer? Have you been using the same old, boring PHP framework for years? Tired of your PHP applications turning into enormous beasts? Maybe you’ve heard about Laravel but haven’t made the effort to dive into it? In this presentation, we’ll walk through what makes Laravel an elegant, fun, and exciting framework to make PHP applications that you’ll be proud of.

The meeting is happening June 7th at 7pm at the Strongbox West on Defoor Place. Food will be provided and there'll be giveaways of AtlantaPHP and Laravel swag!

Have a user group meeting coming up you'd like posted? send it over and we'll get it posted!

The Zend Developer Zone has announced the bug hunt days for June happening the 23rd through the 25th:

For those who haven't put the reoccurring event in their calendar, this announcement is for you: the Zend Framework Monthly Bug-hunt is here again! Next Thursday, Friday and Saturday (the 23rd, 24th and 25th of June), we'll be hosting our monthly bug hunt. For those of you unfamiliar with the event, each month, we organize the community to help reduce the number of open issues reported against the framework.

If you're wanting to get involved but aren't sure where to start, you'll first need to get a CLA on file then you can start browsing unresolved issues of check out their "getting started" guide for more information.

As announced yesterday, there's a new conference happening in Dallas, Texas in June of this year (on the 11th) - the Lone Star PHP Conference:

The Lone Star PHP Conference brings together some of the best local speakers from around Texas. They bring their experience and knowledge to this day-long event, the first PHP conference in North Texas.

The event will be on June 11th and will last from 8am through 5:30pm with a break for lunch. The price of the ticket includes beverages all day (water, coffee, sodas) and a boxed lunch for all attendees.

Tickets for this one-day event cost $60 USD and includes some great talks on topics like working with Zend_Form (Zend Framework), dependency injection, Windows Azure, application deployment and benchmarking frameworks. Tickets can be purchased from the event's Eventbrite site.

On the Zend Developer Zone today there's an announcement from Ralph Schindler about this month's Bug Hunt Days (for June 2010):

It's that time of the month again- but this time with a twist! Today [June 17th], Tomorrow and Saturday, 17-19 June 2010, Zend Framework will host its monthly bug hunt. You read that right! We are adding Saturday into the event for those developers who want to do a little weekend bug hunting. For those of you unfamiliar with the event, each month, we organize the community to help reduce the number of open issues reported against the framework.

They've added the Saturday onto the end of the days to give more people time when they're away from work obligations and can spend time closing the bugs they want. If you're interested in helping out these next two days, you'll need to have a CLA on file, have read over the guide to get started and possibly drop by the Freenode IRC channel (#zftalk.dev) to talk with other bug hunters and Zenders.

Zoe Slattery has posted some about how the TestFest effort is going this year and what the response has been from the PHP community in general.

It feels like a long time since we started on this road in February 2009. So much has happened since then ... and now we are two days away from the 9th May when several European groups will run events. We have 22 groups registered in all, Munich and Quebec have already run successful events. [...] It's great to see user groups helping out with PHP development in this way - I'm just amazed and humbled by the enthusiasm and talent of PHP users.

She takes a second to thank sponsors - including Microsoft and Ibuildings (including their swag). The event will last through the end of June and test numbers will be calculated and evaluated for inclusion quickly after. You can get an idea of the current testing runs here.

Douglas Cliffton has a reminder for all of those in the New York area (or will be in the New York area) around June 14th about the New York PHP Conference and Expo that will be happening in midtown Manhattan.

He also has a note about the two days prior to the conference for the in-depth training on two tracks - Programmer and Designer. Early bird specials ended with the last of April, but you can still register online for the event - prices start at $395 USD and range all the way up to $1695 for the complete package.

Douglas Cliffton has a reminder for all of those in the New York area (or will be in the New York area) around June 14th about the New York PHP Conference and Expo that will be happening in midtown Manhattan.

He also has a note about the two days prior to the conference for the in-depth training on two tracks - Programmer and Designer. Early bird specials ended with the last of April, but you can still register online for the event - prices start at $395 USD and range all the way up to $1695 for the complete package.