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More UX Meetups in Providence

Posted Aug 20, 2010

Three times makes it an institution, right? Tuesday, August 24, marks the third monthly gathering of local user-experience pros here in Providence, RI. The UX Meetup (a.k.a. Designers with Drinks) is a casual gathering of designers and interface nerds—a fun way to mix it up with local talent and share UI triumphs and dilemmas, along with a cocktail or three.

This whole hootenanny doesn't require much infrastructure, but what it does require (community, announcements, event RSVPs) is currently glued together with a Facebook group. Join the Providence UX Meetup group to keep up with the meeting info, and for now, be sure to RSVP your eager attendance at this month's pixel-perfect bacchanal. Here are the coordinates:

Providence User Experience Meetup
Tuesday, August 24, 7pm
Location: The Avery, 18 Luongo Square, Providence, RI

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