If you can manage to pry yourself away from the gut-wrenching saga that is the 2010 Phillies, this is a great week to be out and about in the tech scene.
This week stretch your creative muscles at the Guitar Effects Study Group on Monday, learn to “connect the dots” with social media at Philly Net Tuesday and chat about venture capital at the Philadelphia Union game on Thursday (a little break from baseball may be good for your sanity, anyway).
Monday, August 2nd: If you think the tech scene is all one-note the Guitar Effects Study Group will surely change your mind. Every month the kids at Hive76 put together a simple musical gizmo and chat about how it works. This event is perfect for beginners looking to learn a little more about musical electronics, or, if you’re a little more seasoned, you can even show off some of your own instrumental creations. 7:30 p.m. Center City. INFO [view more events]
Wednesday, August 3rd: We all know the proper use of social media can catapult your startup into the forefront, but figuring out the best way to optimize visibility can be tricky. This month at Philly Net Tuesday Nicole Newman, CEO of Newman Networks, will show you how to “connect the dots” and make sure you’re getting the biggest bang for your buck. Bring all your social media questions because Nicole knows her stuff. 6:00 pm. Old City. INFO [view more events]
Thursday, August 5th: Okay, Philadelphia we have good news and bad news. The good news that PACT is gathering young VCs to talk shop at PPL Park for a Philadelphia Union game. The bad news? You have to work for a VC firm to attend. 6:00 p.m. Chester. INFO. [view more events]
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