[Noisebridge-discuss] A visitor from the UK.

[Michael Shiloh]

no, no, he wants to visit places like noisebridge. i would suggest:

shipyard
box shop
nimby
scrap
techshop
american steel
megashear ranch
crucible

you might also be interested in visiting some of the physical computing 
or mechanical sculpture classes at places like CCA or SFSU.

i'm sure others can suggest more places of this sort.

there is also an interesting movie i think saturday night. i'll see if i 
can dig it out.

michael

Sai Emrys wrote:
> On Tue, Apr 6, 2010 at 1:39 PM, Andrew Back <arback at gmail.com> wrote:
>> Hello Noisebridgers,
> 
> Welcome!
> 
>> I'm a maker/artist/geek (or thereabouts) from the UK, heading over to San
>> Francisco on Thursday, and was hoping I might be able to visit Noisebridge
>> and perhaps even join the odd activity.
> 
> Fellow geeks are always welcome to just drop by. ;-)
> 
> This Thursday will probably be fairly quiet (I don't see anything
> scheduled). Usually Tuesday evenings and 3rd Thursdays are the
> busiest.
> 
>> Would also be grateful of any suggestions of good places for geeks to visit
>> whilst there.
> 
> A lot of people like the Exploratorium. It's IMO a little too
> child-focused (i.e. you'll probably have seen a lot of it before at
> least conceptually, rather than it being a pure cornucopia of
> newness), but still, it has a whole lot of exhibits that are neat to
> play with. Very hackery.
> 
> There are nearby museums that are fairly good, like the DeYoung art
> museum and the California Academy of Sciences (these two are literally
> across the street from each other). Not sure what you'd be into.
> 
> HTH,
> - Sai
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