Win $50 Gift Card at Nov 20 Office Hours
The Forrest Four-Cast: November 19, 2018
Learn more about the Book Reading program at SXSW 2019 when you stop by Office Hours at Capital Factory (701 Brazos Street) on Tuesday, November 20. You can also bring more general SXSW questions to this event.
All who attend the SXSW Office Hours on November 20 will be eligible to win a $50 gift certificate to BookPeople.
SXSW Office Hours at Capital Factory continue from 10 am to 4 pm every Tuesday through late February. Click here to see the full schedule of these Office Hour events.
Speaking of BookPeople, attend the Janis Powers presentation on Wednesday, November 28 to have a chance to win a free badge for SXSW 2019. Powers is author of the new book “Health Care: Meet the American Dream.”
More Austin events for the week of November 19
Nov 19: PyLadies ATX Meet Up
Nov 19: Austin Elixir Meet Up
Nov 19: Austin Blockchain Collective Community Meet Up
Nov 20: Capital Factory Accelerator Info Session
Nov 20: Austin Job Seekers Meet Up
Nov 20: Texas Crypto Meet Up
Nov 20: Austin Startup Meet Up
Nov 20: Data Analytics Info Session
Nov 20: An Evening of Python Coding
Nov 20: Austin Music Tech Meet up
More Upcoming Austin Events
Nov 27–28: Solar Business Festival
Nov 28: Janis Powers Book Reading: “Health Care Meet the American Dream”
Nov 28: Campfire Entrepreneur Networking: Tech Ranch and IncubatorCTX
Nov 29: Austin Startup and Tech Holiday Mixer
Nov 30: 2018 Fall Texas Venture Labs Investment Competition
Dec 1: LULAC’s Latinx Tech Summit
Dec 4: Keyholder 2018: She Is Key
Dec 6: Jon Brumley Texas Venture Labs Venture Expo
Dec 6: Medical Device Summit
Dec 7: Deadline to Save $300 on SXSW Registration Fees
Dec 11: Smart Series: Powerful Goal Setting for 2019
Dec 13: Hiring and Workplace Culture for Nonprofits
Jan 26: Level Up Games Austin
Jan 26: Smart City Saturday Teen-Only Hackathon
March 8–17: SXSW 2018
May 7: Philanthropitch Austin
Hugh Forrest serves as Chief Programming Officer at SXSW, the world’s most unique gathering of creative professionals. He also tries to write at least four paragraphs per day on Medium. These posts often cover tech-related trends; other times they focus on books, pop culture, sports and other current events.
