Events
MDS brings professionals across the movement disorders community together for collaboration and education.
International Congress
Join thousands of professionals to share ideas and advance the clinical and scientific discipline at the International Congress of Parkinson's Disease and Movement Disorders ®.
Future Congresses
- Honolulu, Hawaii, USA: October 5-9, 2025
- Seoul, Korea: October 4-8, 2026
- Amsterdam, Netherlands: September 26-30, 2027
- Montreal, Québec, Canada: September 10-14, 2028
International Congress Highlights:
Scientific Program
Explore state-of-the-art research, apply practical skills and more in dozens of engaging sessions.
Video Challenge
A world-renowned panel of Movement Disorders experts analyze unique cases live.
Presidential Award Lectures
Esteemed honorees speak on the topics that have most interested them through their storied careers.
Networking
Meet and collaborate with global leaders in the field of Movement Disorders.
Regional Congresses
![]() In the European Section region, we collaborate with the European Academy of Neurology (EAN) to offer Movement Disorder sessions at the EAN Congress. |
Presented annually in conjunction with the MDS Regional Congresses
Movement Disorders Clinical Practice (MDCP) Conference
International Awareness Days
World Parkinson's Day
MDS brings people around the world together each year on April 11 for World Parkinson's Day.
World Movement Disorders Day
Boost awareness about some of the most challenging disorders each year on November 29.
Conference Calendar
Comprehensive list of industry events, including MDS supported and endorsed meetings. View upcoming meetings or submit a meeting announcement.
Meeting & Education Support
Endorsement and Support
MDS supports a variety of external movement disorders events across the field. To qualify, the meeting should be managed by individuals or non-profits (not companies), and the faculty should represent multiple institutions.
Endorsement
Have an event officially sanctioned by MDS, including promotion in our calendar and other materials. For meetings open to the general community of neurologists, neuroscientists, and others with an interest in the field.
Outreach Programs
Apply for financial support, expert faculty, technical support or other assistance for local movement disorders education, especially in areas where it is not broadly available.