All of the events in this September 2025 roundup have already taken place. The list below preserves the dates, locations, formats and ticket details reported at the time; it is a historical snapshot, not a current registration calendar. The original roundup was published September 5, 2025, and described its selection as non-exhaustive.
The selected events span 18 states, from free local support sessions to paid conferences, expos and training programs. They offered different routes to practical learning, networking, business promotion, capital guidance and mentoring. The entries were not ranked, and the reported ticket prices and registration conditions are historical details rather than current offers.
Source: Website Builder Expert’s September 5, 2025 roundup. Dates, venues and details below reflect that article’s schedule; they are not independent confirmation that every venue, price or event detail was checked. The U.S. Small Business Administration also displayed September 2025 programming on its event calendar, including free online sessions, but that does not verify the individual third-party events listed here.
Arizona
Phoenix Small Business Expo
- When and where: September 12, Phoenix Convention Center, Phoenix.
- What it offered: Networking, workshops, speakers and marketing opportunities.
- Reported access: Free tickets.
California
INBOUND
- When and where: September 3–5, Moscone Center, San Francisco.
- What it offered: A marketing conference. The roundup, citing HubSpot’s event description, reported more than 12,000 attendees and 200 speakers across the three-day event.
- Reported access: Tickets were described as sold out when the roundup was published September 5, 2025.
Content Marketing World
- When and where: September 15–17, San Diego Convention Center, San Diego.
- What it offered: A content-marketing conference.
- Reported access: In-person tickets from $1,799.
San Diego Small Business Expo
- When and where: September 18, Sheraton San Diego Resort, San Diego.
- What it offered: Networking conference and trade show.
- Reported access: Free tickets.
Connecticut
Small Business Mastermind: Waterbury
- When and where: September 3, 132 Grand Street, Waterbury.
- What it offered: Entrepreneur discussion and networking.
- Reported access: Register interest.
Norwalk Meet-Up
- When and where: September 16, Coals Pizza, Norwalk.
- What it offered: Local business networking.
- Reported access: Free, with online registration reported.
Catalyst Symposium 2025
- When and where: September 30, Trinity College, Hartford.
- What it offered: Programming for women entrepreneurs, including workshops, networking and a pitch competition.
- Reported access: A few $30 tickets were reported.
Florida
Funding The Hustle: A Small Business Workshop
- When and where: September 7, Lakeland Public Library, Lakeland.
- What it offered: A funding workshop.
- Reported access: Free.
Your Day at SBA
- When and where: September 3, 7825 Baymeadows Way, Jacksonville.
- What it offered: Information on SBA services and resources.
- Reported access: Free; the roundup described it as recurring.
Small Business Capital Connections
The roundup listed three Florida sessions offering capital guidance and one-to-one advice:
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- When and where: September 10, Broward Convention Center, Fort Lauderdale.
- What it offered: Product promotion and networking.
- Reported access: Free admission or a paid exhibitor table.
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- What it offered: A six-week growth and sales workshop.
- Eligibility: Criteria were reported, but the roundup did not specify them in its event summary.
Georgia
Digital Marketing Bootcamp
- When and where: September 16, Coastal Pines Technical College, Brunswick Campus, Brunswick.
- What it offered: A digital-marketing session.
- Reported access: Free.
Women’s Business Summit
- When and where: September 17, UGA Innovation Hub, Athens.
- What it offered: A day of networking and learning.
- Reported access: $79.
Kentucky
Lunch & Learn with the SBA
- When and where: September 10, Louisville Central Community Center, Louisville.
- What it offered: A three-part seminar series.
- Reported access: Free.
Strong Community, Strong Coffee
- When and where: September 11, WKU Innovation Campus, Bowling Green.
- What it offered: Coffee networking.
Strong Women, Strong Coffee
- September 16: Guide Realty Compass Center, Lexington.
- September 26: Goodwill Opportunity Center, Louisville.
- What it offered: Coffee networking at both dates.
Startup Weekend
- When and where: September 19–21, Story Louisville, Louisville.
- What it offered: Business idea development, training, mentorship and a pitch presentation.
- Reported access: $50.
Minnesota
City of Minneapolis Small Business Support
- When and where: September 18, East Lake Library, Minneapolis.
- What it offered: A chance to meet a local small-business support representative.
- Reported access: Free, with no registration reported.
New York
Fast Track to Business Ownership
- When and where: September 15–17, 161 Chestnut Street, Rochester.
- What it offered: Three-day business launch training.
- Reported access: $125; the stated registration deadline was September 5.
North Carolina
Women’s Business Summit
- When and where: September 11–12, The Enterprise Conference and Event Center, Winston-Salem.
- What it offered: Networking and learning, with a pitch opportunity carrying a stated prize of up to $1,500.
- Reported access: Tickets from $36.08.
Ohio
Small Business Forum
- When and where: September 23, SBA Maple Heights Branch, Maple Heights.
- What it offered: SBA information on business setup, certification and growth.
- Reported access: Free.
Created Conference
- When and where: September 27, 5950 Godown Road, Columbus.
- What it offered: Networking and learning for creative industries.
- Reported access: $60 general admission.
Oregon
FinCon
- When and where: September 10–12, Oregon Convention Center, Portland.
- What it offered: A conference for finance-content creators.
- Reported access: Creator pass $599; brand pass $899.
Pennsylvania
Lehigh Valley Meet the Buyers
- When and where: September 23, Lehigh Valley International Airport, Lehigh Valley.
- What it offered: Buyer and supplier networking.
- Reported access: Business ticket $25, or $20 with multiple tickets.
South Carolina
Build. Grow. Learn 2025
- When and where: September 8–10, AC Hotel Greenville, Greenville.
- What it offered: A small-business conference.
- Reported access: General admission $500; single-day tickets from $170.
Tennessee
3686
- When and where: September 8–10, Cannery Hall, Nashville.
- What it offered: An entrepreneur and small-business conference with networking, pitches, pop-ups and speakers.
- Reported access: $214.19.
865 Fest
- When and where: September 16, Bridgewater Place, Knoxville.
- What it offered: A gathering for founders, investors and business leaders.
- Reported access: Students free; general admission $81.88.
SCORE Connect Live
- When and where: September 16, Belmont University, Nashville.
- What it offered: Networking and in-person mentoring.
- Reported access: Register interest.
Texas
East Aldine Small Business Resource Fair
- When and where: September 10, BakerRipley East Aldine Campus, Houston.
- What it offered: Connections to small-business support.
- Reported access: Free.
Virginia
Women’s CEO Summit
- When and where: September 26, Washington Dulles Airport Marriott, Dulles.
- What it offered: Leadership workshops and discussions.
- Reported price: £318.76, as printed in the roundup. The currency and amount should be verified before reuse.
Wisconsin
Accelerate Your Business for Women ‘25
- When and where: September 22, Kalahari Resort & Conference Center, Wisconsin Dells.
- What it offered: Financial, marketing, technology and life-skills programming.
- Reported access: $89.
Wyoming
Small Business Showcase
- When and where: September 11, Laramie County Public Library, Cheyenne.
- What it offered: Networking, pitching and business promotion.
- Reported access: Free with registration.
How to use this calendar now
Because the dates have passed, these entries are most useful as a guide to the types of programming small businesses may want to seek out: practical training, capital advice, local support, buyer connections, marketing, peer networking or pitch opportunities. For a future event, confirm the date, venue, eligibility, registration status and full price directly with its organizer rather than relying on a 2025 listing.
The SBA’s event calendar is a separate place to look for federal and resource-partner programming. Its inspected September 2025 listing included an online, free “Understanding SBA Loans” session on September 9, 2025; that historical entry shows the calendar’s range, not a current offer.
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