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London | Claude & Coffee Meetup

OCT26
10:00 · Europe / London

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Claude & Coffee comes to London ☕
Curious about Claude? Already using it and want to get more out of it?
This is the first Claude & Coffee in London: a relaxed morning of good coffee, real conversations and hands-on time with Claude. Maybe you’ve never opened it, or maybe you’ve got a project you’ve been meaning to dig into. Either way, come and try things out, ask questions, and leave with ideas you can use straight away.
No slides and no pressure, just people figuring it out together.
🕙 10am–1pm
📍 East London
📅 26th October 2026
Bring your laptop, your curiosity and whatever you’re working on. Just show up.
In collaboration with Fernanda, Ambassador from Barcelona.

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