OpenWorks Coworking - Greenville, SC

HackGreenville Nights is next week at OpenWorks.

This event has social time throughout the event, 4 optional 10-15 minute talks, and a breakout conversation about the newly formed UpWiSE women's group.

Last quarter we had 75 attendees and great food prepared by HG volunteers.

Join us by RSVP at

HackGreenville Nights - Spring Edition, Thu, May 16, 2024, 6:00 PM | Meetup Join us for the Spring Edition of *HackGreenville Nights* at *[OpenWorks Coworking](https://joinopenworks.com/service/membership)* in downtown Greenville on May 16th! Our

The local meetup scene continues to rebound, and tonight's UCLUG (Linux) meetup brought a solid crowd.

OpenWorks members are proud to be hosting many of our local meetups.

* PyGVL - Greenville Python Meetup - April 11
* UpstatePHP - April 18
* HackGreenville Labs - April 23
* Upstate Ruby - April 30
* UCLUG - Upstate Linux User's Group - May 14
* HackGreenville Nights - May 16

Checkout out https://hackgreenville.com/calendar and the HackGreenville Slack to stay in touch with these and other local tech, maker, tinker, and DIY community-focused groups.

In-person events are finally back and we're happy to see OW members bringing these events into the space in recent months.

* UCLUG - Upstate Linux User's Group
* Upstate Ruby
* OpenWorks' 10 Year Anniversary
* Carolina Code Conference (evening activities)
* HackGreenville Nights
* Beer & Napkins Strategic Doing Sessions
* HackGreenville Labs

If you know someone with a tech-related meetup in mind, please have them join the HackGreenville Slack https://hackgreenville.com/join-slack channel to coordinate about scheduling, event space, and other community resources.

Stay tuned to HackGreenville to see what our local tech workforce is instigating next https://hackgreenville.com/calendar

(HackGreenville Nights photo credit: Robert Roskam)

Members of OpenWorks have been helping HackGreenville and RefactorGVL with a reboot of the local meetup scene.

This includes better coordination of our organizers, sponsors, speakers, hosts, and attendees through conversations on the HackGreenville Slack

Last night was the first "mashup" experiment as part of the reboot effort. UCLUG (Upstate Linux Users Group) and Upstate Ruby had an overlapping topic (MRSK), sponsor, and audience. The Columbia Linux Users Group also was virtually in attendance.

Thanks to Eric Anderson for speaking and organizing, Jās Eckard for organizing, and Simply Binary for sponsoring.

We hope to continue experimenting with combined / mashup events formats. For example, we're starting planning for a HackGreenville Nights pilot event, set to be hosted at OpenWorks sometime in October, which will explore the gap between monthly meetups and annual conferences.

Join us in the HackGreenville Slack https://hackgreenville.com/join-slack (meetuporganizers or hg-labs channel) to connect with our volunteer efforts to restore and better connect our local meetups and tech initiatives.

It was great to hang out with our tech community friends today! Thanks to Simply Binary for partnering with us as a sponsor 🙌🏻
We look forward to hosting tech meetups at OpenWorks again (Upstate PHP in photo). In the meantime, check out hackgreenville.com to connect online.

OpenWorks Coworking - Greenville, SC updated their information in their About section.