Allergy & Asthma Event Calendar

Find upcoming allergy and asthma events, educational webinars, and community health programs from Allergy & Asthma Network and our partners. Whether you live with a condition, care for someone who does, or work in healthcare, explore ways to learn and get involved. Join an online event from home or look for a program near you. Browse the calendar below, then open an event for details about the topic, location, cost, and how to register.

Explore Allergy and Asthma Events

Living with asthma or allergies can bring new questions at every stage of life. Our events offer ways to learn, find resources, and connect with people working to improve care.

Start with your interests.

You may want to learn about treatment options, attend a local health event, or speak up for better access to medicine. The calendar brings these opportunities together so you can choose a program that fits your needs.

Explore educational webinars, community events, online programs, and national meetings. Each listing explains what the event covers and who may benefit from attending.

Allergy and Asthma Webinars

Our educational webinars bring health experts and practical information to your screen. You can learn from home, work, or another place with internet access.

Topics vary throughout the year.

Sessions may cover asthma, food allergies, eczema, anaphylaxis, and related conditions. Some focus on daily care, while others explore research or issues that affect healthcare practice.

Read the description before signing up. It will help you decide whether the session fits your interests and how much background knowledge you may need.

Visit our webinar library for upcoming sessions and available recordings.

Community Health Events Near You

Community events bring health education and resources closer to where people live. The calendar includes local health fairs, outreach programs, and events held with community partners.

Look for your area.

Open a listing to check the address, hours, and activities offered. Some events include health screenings or chances to speak with health educators, but services vary by location.

Before you go, check whether you need to register. Review any age limits, costs, or items the event asks you to bring.

Browse community events to explore local programs.

Trusted Messengers events

Our Trusted Messengers program works with community leaders and healthcare providers to share health information and connect people with resources.

Trust makes a difference.

The program reaches people through local partnerships and events. Depending on the location, activities may include health assessments, education, and help finding support.

Learn about Trusted Messengers or browse outreach events for event details.

Virtual Events You Can Join From Home

An online event can make it easier to take part when travel is difficult. You may be balancing work, family care, or a health condition that affects your schedule.

Check the format first.

Some events take place fully online. Others offer both in-person and online options, often called a hybrid event.

Before registering, confirm the time zone and how you will join. Look for information about the online platform, captions, language options, and whether a recording will be available.

Choose the format that works for you. The event listing should explain which attendance options are offered.

Advocacy Events That Give Patients a Voice

Your experience can help others understand the challenges of living with asthma and allergies. Advocacy means speaking up for changes that improve health and access to care.

You can take part.

Our advocacy work brings attention to issues such as medicine costs, access to treatment, and safer places to live, learn, and work. Events provide ways to learn about these issues and share the patient point of view.

Allergy & Asthma Day Capitol Hill

Allergy & Asthma Day Capitol Hill is our annual advocacy event. It brings patients, families, health professionals, and other supporters together to speak up for the allergy and asthma community.

Participants help lawmakers understand how health policies affect daily life. Visit the Capitol Hill event page for program and registration details.

Want to help between events? Explore ways to become an advocate.

Asthma Meetings and Professional Education

Health professionals need useful information they can bring back to patient care. Patients and caregivers also bring knowledge that helps shape better programs and services.

Both views matter.

The calendar includes meetings that support learning and discussion across the asthma and allergy community. Check each listing for the intended audience and program details.

USAsthma Summit

USAsthma Summit brings together health professionals, patients, and asthma programs to discuss important issues in asthma care.

The meeting connects medical knowledge with patient experience. Learn more about USAsthma Summit and check the calendar for upcoming listings.

For other professional programs, review whether continuing education credit is offered. Credit details and requirements depend on the event.

How to Choose and Register for an Event

Find a topic that matters to you, then open the event listing. Read the details before making plans or signing up.

Check these items:

• Audience: Is the event for patients, caregivers, health professionals, or the wider community?

• Format: Will you attend online, in person, or through a hybrid option?

• Date and time: Does the schedule fit your plans? Confirm the time zone.

• Location: Check the address and any travel details for an in-person event.

• Cost: Find out whether attendance is free or has a fee.

• Registration: Follow the sign-up instructions and note any deadline.

• Access needs: Look for information about captions, language support, and access to the venue.

Save your confirmation after registering. For an online program, keep the joining link where you can easily find it.

If details are unclear, use the contact information in the listing. Ask before you make travel plans.

Questions and Answers About Allergy and Asthma Events

These answers can help you plan your next visit or online session.

Who can attend Allergy & Asthma Network events?

Our events serve different audiences, including patients, families, caregivers, advocates, and health professionals. Some programs welcome the public, while others focus on a specific group.

Check the event description. It explains who the program is designed for.

Are allergy and asthma events free?

Many educational webinars and community programs are free. Other events may have a registration fee.

Check each listing for the cost. Do not assume every event has the same policy.

Can I attend an event online?

Yes, the calendar includes online events. Some programs also offer a choice between online and in-person attendance.

Open the listing to check your options and find registration instructions.

Where can I find allergy and asthma events near me?

Browse the calendar for community events and look at each listing’s location. Search for a city or event name if you know what you want to find.

Local programs vary throughout the year. Check back for new listings.

Can I watch a webinar after it ends?

Some webinars are available as recordings. Visit the webinar library to see what you can watch.

Recording access varies by program. Check the event page for details.

Do events offer continuing education credit?

Some professional programs may offer continuing education credit. Availability, fees, and completion steps vary.

Review the event’s credit information before registering. Make sure it meets your needs.

How can I ask about event access or accommodations?

Use the contact details on the event page. Ask about captions, language support, venue access, or other needs before attending.

If you cannot find a contact, contact our team for help.

Stay Connected With Upcoming Events

Find your next chance to learn, connect, or get involved. Return to the calendar for upcoming allergy and asthma events.

You can also join our newsletter for Network news and updates. Choose the topics that interest you and keep useful information close at hand.