The Hackerspace SG is now finally a reality with the team getting a physical space now to house developers, entrepreneurs and those who have a passion for technology and curiosity of finding things out. In conjunction with BarCamp Singapore 4 which is happening in IDA Singapore, HackerSpace SG will be hosting a housewarming for those who have already signed up and also those who still might want to be part of this new private initiative. The house warming will start at 6 pm in their home location, 70A Bussorah Street.
Here’s an invitation note from the team:
Dear Entrepreneurs,
Hackerspace.SG has recently found a home at 70A Bussorah Street!
The Straits Times did a story on Saturday:
We’re a little community for creative thinkers. Artists. Engineers. Designers. Musicians. Techies. Photographers. Writers. Hackers.
We’re having our housewarming party at 70A Bussorah Street and we’d like to invite Singapore’s high-tech entrepreneurs to join us for a little party!
The event’s taking place on the 21st November at 6pm, held in conjunction with the Barcamp2009 Afterparty.
Drinks and dinner will be provided; hope to see you there!
Your friendly neighbourhood hackers
- Date: 21 Nov 2009 (Sat)
- Time: 1800-2300
- Venue: 70A Bussorah Street (nearest MRT: Bugis)
- Dress Code: Actually wear what you want
Of course, you can check out this video about HackerSpace SG in their new premises:
(Related Sources: HackerSpace in ST)
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