TechCrunch Meetup This Thursday
by Michael Arrington on September 19, 2005

After the success of our first meetup and bbq in Atherton last Thursday, we’re doing it again this week. About 25 people showed up last week, and we expect quite a few more this week.

If you are in the bay area, please join us. The event is being held at our house/office in Atherton. A Wiki for the event is here and includes specifics and directions. If you are coming, please add your name to the bottom of the wiki. If you don’t know how to edit a wiki, you can’t come. :-)

We’ll be bbq’ing from 5-6:30, and will have plenty of wine, beer and soft drinks throughout the evening. Computers for demo’ing products are avaiable in the living room and in a back office. Fire pit is outside to keep things going late into the evening.

If you’re looking to meet other entrepreneurs and VCs, or want to get the buzz started on your startup, this is the place to be (if you aren’t at DEMO, that is).

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  • One thing Mike forgot to add is that there’s free wireless so if you wish to bring your laptop, feel free to. And if you want to demo stuff in private or to everybody, just let us know by email or through the wiki and we’ll accomodate the request.

    We have a 36″ screen that you can use for demonstration purposes. Demo on!

  • Anybody going want to act as a representitive/voice/ear for all us non-local folks? Or maybe there’s enough interest for a number of these around the World.
    Not sure we could pull off a bbq in the UK right now, but here’s an offer to host!
    Look forward to reading the reports. Nice work guys..

  • Mike, Keith, thanks for organizing this meetup. Great demos, great conversations. Looking forward to the next BBQ.

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