We’re way into hanging out with the community in 2010. It’s practically our resolution. Join us and other technology professionals for a happy hour at Public House at Logan Square this evening.
Wednes., Jan. 6, 2010
6:00 – 9:00 p.m.
FREE, plus one free drink
Public House
2 Logan Square, 18th St. between Arch and Cherry, 215.587.9040
RSVP Here
We’ve partnered with event promoter Center City Philadelphia and others to setup the event, and it turned out not so shabby, we say: you get a free drink just for being there.
More important is the opportunity to network with folks who are interested in the same things as you are. No, not drinking, silly. Technology. Events. And shiny, shiny business cards. See you there!
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