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Seeking venue help for the east coast

09 Dec 2004 by Jason Fried

We’re ready to put on a Building of Basecamp workshop on the east coast (preferrably NYC, Boston, or DC), but we don’t know where to do it. We’d like to stay away from sterile hotel conference rooms. Does anyone have any recommendations? Anyone with an office, loft, or gallery space that can handle 40-50 people want to rent out their space for a day? Please let me know. Thanks.

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09 Dec 2004 | Tom Shebest said...

If Philadelphia was an option there are plenty of places where you could pull this off.
Just to name a few places:
Philadelphia Ethical Society
Vox Populi Gallery
First Unitarian Church
Arden Theater
Prince Theater
Space 1026 ( may be a little small)
University of the Arts
Painted Bride Arts Center

09 Dec 2004 | JackRuby said...

yes, come to Philly!

09 Dec 2004 | Wade Winningham said...

I, too, am from the Philadelphia area, but I already went out to the Chicago workshop. I don't have any say in it, but if you went to NYC you could check with Joel Spolsky and FogCreek. Maybe you could do something jointly and include the Building of FogBugz in a second day.

09 Dec 2004 | Don Schenck said...

East Coast? Did somebody say "East Coast"??

Woo-hooo!! I'll finally get to infect Jason, et al.

09 Dec 2004 | tiffany said...

May I suggest Atlanta? Georgia Tech's has a brand new hotel and conference center that isn't particularly sterile (IMO). In fact, it's pretty slick. Plus it's accessible by public transit. Plus Atlanta is a major airline hub.

There's also the King Plow Arts Center. You might also try the folks at Macquarium. They have their own auditorium. Hands On Atlanta some ex-warehouse office space as well.

10 Dec 2004 | Dominic Damian said...

I'll be making this trip whenever announced, but if you guys partnered with FogCreek that would be AMAZING. Thier office on thier website looks top notch, and it's an amzing company. Would definately be worth the trip.

10 Dec 2004 | JF said...

FYI, we just announced a Building of Basecamp Workshop in Seattle on January 27.

10 Dec 2004 | jason said...

i was about to suggest GaTech's new conference center as well. very slick. spoke at a wifi conference there this summer and it was very well handled.

come to atl!

10 Dec 2004 | ~bc said...

Boston is ripe for this type of workshop. JF, check your email for some info I sent along. We just hosted a bunch of net big wigs this week, too.

11 Dec 2004 | Todd Warfel said...

I own a 1200 sq ft loft in Philly that I'd be willing to rent out for the day. Let me know if it's something you're interested in.

11 Dec 2004 | Bart said...

Philly would be perfect. Another Philly sugestion is WHYY. Great space.

11 Dec 2004 | JF said...

Man, lots of Philly love. Hadn't considered it. Maybe we will.

11 Dec 2004 | Tommy said...

If you are thinking about DC I would suggest you give George Washington or John Hopkins University a call. They both have very nice facilities and are easy to get to.

Tommy

13 Dec 2004 | Michael Spina said...

If it's in Philly, you can count on me going. My second choice would be NY.

13 Dec 2004 | John Wilger said...

You could do it in my living room for free (as long as I get to attend for free, of course ;-) ). I'm in Cincinnati, though.

15 Dec 2004 | Don Schenck said...

I'll make it to Philly or down to DC. I probably won't make the trip to NYC because of the eight hour train commute.

16 Dec 2004 | Michael Bernstein said...

Jason, I'll be in DC for PyCon 2005 in late March, so I'd be interested in attending BoB during the same trip.

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