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A Civic Tech’ish Happy Hour: Holiday Edition

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Brooklyn, NY
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​Civic Tech’ish turns four this year, and we’re celebrating with our Holiday Edition. Happy hour runs from 6 to 8 on Monday, December 7th, right after work, for one last get-together before the year wraps up.

​What to Expect:

  • ​A cross-section of people working on cities and public systems: public servants, technologists, founders, funders, consultants, and nonprofit operators

  • ​Genuine conversations across different corners of civic and urban tech: different roles, different focus areas, all in one place

  • ​No sales pitches, no panels, just good company

  • ​Fun prizes via our always-popular raffle 🎉

​Four Years In:
What began as a casual catch-up drink between four friends is now a community of 1,300+ members. These happy hours keep growing because you all keep pulling in the right people, so this one’s a celebration of you.

​Who Should Come:
If you work in civic and urban tech, or anywhere adjacent, we’d love to have you. Whether you’ve been coming since year one or have never made it to one, the end of the year is a great time to start. Expect good company and the kind of conversations that only happen when we get out from behind our screens.

​RSVPs and Getting There:
Space is limited, so we review every RSVP. If you’re coming from outside the space, tell us what’s drawing you in when you register. We’ll be in Brooklyn, and the exact location will be shared once you’re approved.

​Fine print: By attending this event, you agree to abide by our code of conduct.

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Brooklyn, NY
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