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Join fellow USC Marshall & Leventhall alumni for happy hour on the third Wednesday of each month in Downtown L.A.at Hatch at the Bloc ! Socialize, share stories, and expand your network in a relaxed and welcoming environment. We can't wait to see you there! Fight on! COST: Early Bird (Up to Sunday before): $40 General Admission & Walk-In: $45 Tickets include admission, appetizers, and two drinks . RSVP early - Space is Limited! PARKING INSTRUCTIONS: There are several entrances to enter the BLOC parking structure. For Self Parking: - The main entrances are on SOUTH HOPE ST or WEST 8TH ST (These entrances will take you up to the 4th Level & Up) 1st Hour- $1.00 2nd Hour- $2.50 3rd Hour- $4.00 For Valet Parking: - The main entrance are on SOUTH FLOWER ST (Please follow the signs to locate the valet area down below)Hatch offers discounted validation for up to 3 hours. 2nd Hour- $8.00 3rd Hour- $12.00 Please be advised after 3 hours, the rate will return to the normal pay structure of $3.50 for every 10 minutes. (The max being $44.00 for the whole day). To validate, simply give your parking ticket to a staff member who will validate your ticket with the validation machine located by the register.

An ancient-future solarpunk gathering in the San Francisco Bay bioregion. Co-convened by CrowdDoing and Solarpunkification, hosted at Mabuhay Gardens, supported by Kinship Earth — a registered public satellite event of the ORIGIN Global Festival (Cradle of Humankind, South Africa). Talks, a Warm Data Lab, festival tables, live uplinks to the ORIGIN global broadcast, and food for sale from 8:30 AM. Free or by suggested donation. Tickets: https://luma.com/90i6vrae

AI: The Age of Agency Join us on October 17th for the 10th annual MIT AI conference: The Age of Agency. 500 corporate executives, founders, researchers and investors will gather for a day of workshops, demos, thought-provoking talks and networking. Since 2017, the MIT AI Conference has brought together leaders and influencers in the AI community who are at the forefront of solving the world’s most challenging problems through creative applications of technology. Hear from 50+ speakers including Aparna Chennapragada: VP of Wearables Product - Meta Brad Porter: Founder and CEO - Cobot Bret Taylor: Co-Founder - Sierra / Chairman - OpenAI Daron Acemoglu: Nobel Laureate / Professor - MIT Feyza Haskaraman: Partner - Felicis Hadi Partovi: Founder - Code.Org Julie Yoo: General Partner - Andreessen Horowitz Omar Khawaja: Field CISO - Databricks Raffi Krikorian: CTO - Mozilla Sam Schillace: CVP, Deputy CTO - Microsoft Shishir Mehrotra: CEO - Superhuman / Board Member - Walmart and Spotify What Makes MITAI Unique? High-signal AI builders: founders, c-suite executives from large corporates, researchers, operators, and investors MIT-style deep dives panels and fireside chats: across healthcare, robotics, government, and more AI Hackathon: teams building real products, with top teams pitching on the main stage AI Research Slam: featuring breakthrough work before it becomes obvious Workshops, Demos, and Awards: plus the kind of hallway conversations you can’t manufacture For more information, visit: https://www.mitaiconference.org/ EXCHANGES/REFUNDS: All ticket sales are final and non-refundable. However, we will honor one name change on a registration up to October 1, 2026.

Join us to work on projects, learn and socialize together! This is a casual hangout, so there are no formal lesson plans or teachers, but we're all here to help one another. Beginners are always welcome! What to bring: • Your laptop, pen/paper, or whatever you need to study • Money to purchase a snack or drink, as a gratitude to the coffee shop for letting us use their space and wifi. This ensures we'll be welcomed back again in the future! • Your curiosity and your excitement for learning, teaching, and coding with new friends! Agenda: • 9:00 am - Get coffee, group introductions \- Feel free to drop in and out anytime \- Optional: let us know in the comments below what you're working on\, studying\, or want to learn • 11:00 am - Wrap up Parking / venue info: Street parking is available around the area, meters don’t require payment until 11am. Venue: Savvvys coffee shop Address: 36 W Colorado Blvd Ste 5 Pasadena, CA 91105 https://www.yelp.com/biz/savvvys-pasadena Situated across from Edwin Mills Parking Situation: Public parking available https://www.oldpasadena.org/visit/maps-and-parking/ The De Lacey Parking Garage is usually reliable Join our chat room on Slack: Join us in the #pasadena channel Our Code of Conduct:

Builders who Run is an informal and international running club. We’re celebrating our 127th consecutive week of BWR SF! 🎉 Join us for a chill 5M run with new and old builder friends at Angel Island, followed by a BBQ. Schedule: 9:45 AM – Meet at SF Ferry Terminal Gate B 9:50 AM – Quick intros 10:15 AM – Depart SF 10:45 AM – Arrive at Angel Island & get to the campsite 10:55 AM - 12:30 PM — Hike or Run with the group 12:30 PM – BBQ & games 3:20 PM – Depart Angel Island 3:50 PM – Arrive back in SF The pace will be relaxed and conversational. Bring good vibes and stay for the BBQ after the run. This event is free! We ask for a $5 refundable ticket to secure your spot and help us plan for food. We’ll refund it after the event. We’re thrilled to be co-hosting this event with Mercury, a trusted partner to thousands of founders and startups worldwide. Mercury provides banking and credit solutions built for startups. Trusted by 100,000+ companies, Mercury is also ODF’s bank of choice. Mercury is a financial technology company, not a bank. Banking services provided by Choice Financial Group and Evolve Bank & Trust, Members FDIC.

A facilitated Warm Data Lab as part of the day's festival — share stories around a common question, move between small groups to explore it from different viewpoints, and gather to share insights. Co-hosted with Jess Groopman. Everyone welcome; no preparation needed. Registration: https://luma.com/g9l0pkv0