Switch Philly, the event where five companies get seven minutes each to demo what they’ve been working on starts tonight at 6.
Tickets for the event have closed, but you still have two options: you can come pay at the door (Huntsman Hall, 3730 Walnut St, University of Pennsylvania) or you can view the livestream below, on SwitchPhilly.com or by going to bit.ly/switchphilly.
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