Despite "How X is introducing kids to coding!" perhaps being a common trope, this is not a click-bait article, in my opinion. They're real-world events providing positive experiences mixing art and technology for kids and adults.

(Full disclosure: I've helped to organize a few of these events as part of http://monthlymusichackathon.org)

Jan 24: Glitch (Chiptunes, circuit bending, broken things, retro)

Feb 28: Automatic Music (Algorithmic composition and performance)

Mar 28: Synthesis & Samples

Apr 25: Rhythm & Time (Analysis, generators, learning)

May 30: Melody & Harmony (Analysis, generators, learning)

Jun 27: Lyrics & Language (Analysis, generators, learning)

Jul 25: New Musical Instruments

Aug 29: Music Games (Video games, games as compositional device)

Sep 26: Music Education (Education hacks, showcase of NYC university music projects)

Oct 31: Haunted Sound Art Installations

Dec 12: Sound Visualization

Jan 30: Data Sonification (2016)

Absolutely! Here's a recording for reference: http://bit.ly/1kbRpkX

Some really interesting talks on algorithmic music composition this Friday at 7:30 at Etsy Labs in Brooklyn, NYC.