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Betascape: an event that intersects Art + Tech

Betascape is a 3-day event taking place in Baltimore on Sept 23rd - 25th. Experience a weekend of mind-bending art, cutting-edge technology, and innovative ideas.

Betascape, happening next weekend from Sept 23 – 25, is an event that will bring together techies, artists, makers, dreamers, & creators of all types for three days of lectures, conversations, & workshops focused on how people are using technology to express themselves, connect with each other, and create amazing stuff.
Get hands-on with cutting-edge tech workshops. Glimpse the future at a lecture from a visionary who lives there. Join a conversation with the people creating tomorrow. Watch & experience innovation come to life at CreateCamp. Walk around and be amazed by exhibits in the interactive lounge and the Station North Block Party. The future’s always in beta – You can wait to find out what’s coming like everybody else or you can see it for yourself at Betascape 2011.

Betascape Schedule

Friday, September 3rd: Kickoff Event
Betascape 2011 Kick off event is free to the public and features the return of Outlet Baltimore. Outlet Baltimore is an event to bring together New Media professionals. The last Outlet event was held about two years ago, so we are very excited that the relaunch will be held as a part of Betascape 2011.
Location: The Windup Space, 6pm-8pm
Saturday, 9AM – 5PM: Lectures, Workshops & Conversations
This day of learning is divided into 3 types of activities, listed below. Lectures and Workshops aim to impart skills that can be used to innovate and Conversations are aimed at providing opportunities to explore discussion topics with a group.
View the Full Schedule of Lectures, Workshops and Conversations.
Saturday, 5PM – 12AM: Station North Music Festival
After your day of learning & listening, come relax or even rock out at the Station North Music Festival. This event is free and open to the public.
Sunday, 9AM – 5PM: CreateCamp
Betascape attendees will be given space and in some cases resources, to come together to work on mini projects where they can explore new ideas and concepts that emerge from the series of Betascape events. Some CreateCamp projects will be preplanned and many will be the spontaneous result of inspiration and new ideas. From 4-5PM, CreateCamp Projects will be presented, and awards will be given for the most novel and innovative projects. Note: We will be making a list of facilitators public shortly and we encourage you to reach out to them if you want to collaborate with them on a project.

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