Events

A selection of the conferences, trade shows and meetings most relevant to ore deposits and mineral exploration. Click the name of an event to open the organiser’s page.

Upcoming events

  1. Mines and Money London

    Business Design Centre, London, UK

  2. AME Roundup 2027 (Mineral Exploration Roundup)

    Vancouver Convention Centre East, Canada

  3. PDAC 2027 Convention

    Toronto, Canada

  4. 19th SGA Biennial Meeting

    Perth, Western Australia

Past events

  1. SEG 2026 Conference

    Salt Lake City, Utah, USA

  2. Diggers & Dealers Mining Forum

    Kalgoorlie, Western Australia

Where to find more events

[More events of interest can be found listed on the webpage of the Society of Economic Geologists - SEG, in the section ‘Events’]

Visitors at an exhibition stand with a tray of core samples Conference delegates descending an escalator

Archive: our 2015 selection

Show the 2015 list

Below is our pick of the most interesting ore deposit-related events worldwide in 2015:

  • January 26-29: Mineral Exploration Roundup, Vancouver, BC, Canada (including short courses on: understanding alteration, giant mineral deposit models, 3D integrated interpretation for geologic modelling and deep exploration targeting, etc.).
  • February 7-8: Geology of gold deposits short course, Cape Town, South Africa.
  • February 27 - March 4: PDAC Convention, Trade Show & Investors Exchange, Toronto, Canada (including short courses on: structural geology of gold and copper deposits, geology of copper deposit types, geophysics, mineral reserve estimation, etc.).
  • February 28 - March 1: SEG-SRK workshop on the evaluation of diamond kimberlites, Toronto, Canada.
  • May 1-2: Geology of granite-greenstone terranes and their mineral deposits - course held prior to the GAC-MAC joint assembly, Montreal, Canada.
  • September 26-30: SEG-CODES conference ‘World-class ore deposits: discovery to recovery’, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia (including short courses on: Carlin-type gold deposits, uranium geology, understanding alteration, skarn deposits, aeromagnetic interpretation, structural geology, etc.).
Richard Goldfarb lecturing beside a slide on the genesis of orogenic gold
At the SGA ‘orogenic gold’ short course in Uppsala, Sweden (2013)