Monthly Archive for November, 2011

Wearables, OpenMic and a Disturbing Tape Thing

Published on November 25 2011. 0 Comments

Last week’s session (tape sculptures) went well, our monstrosity of a creation even made it to reddit!
http://www.reddit.com/r/canterbury/comments/mlb0e

Next Week

This Monday at 6.00pm in KS14 we are going to be running our rescheduled wearables electronics workshop (unless a vital component doesn’t appear, in which case we’ll do something equally fun)! Please bring along some old clothes you’re willing to modifier, or failing that we do have a few hats that you can work on.

Coming Weeks

The week after we will be having an OpenMic session. There are still free slots for speakers, so send us you talk ideas! The wider the range of talks the better.

Important Info

  • 6.00pm on Monday, KS14 Wearables
  • Send in your OpenMic talks
  • Further information on hoodies coming soon, we’re waiting on our supplier.

Cheers,

Matt

OpenMic, Beer and Hoodies

Published on November 3 2011. 0 Comments

Next Week

This Monday at 6.00pm in KS14 we’re hosting our second OpenMic of the year, and we have a list of talks including topics such as a home-made Keytar, a MakerBot and a computer controlled Lego railway. If you were eager to talk about something, please tell us! We always have room for an extra talk

Coming weeks

The week after we are going to be holding a pub social, where we’ll be going to be taking you to a couple of our favourite pubs in town.

Other stuff

Hoodies! So far we only have a few hoodie orders, if you want one get your order in as soon as possible! Go to our page here to order, and then to this form to tell me how you want it personalised.
Do you want to help run TinkerSoc next year? Are you curious how the committee decide what to do? If you want to see the inner workings of the TinkerSoc committee (i.e. a pub lunch on Thursdays) email us at contact@tinkersoc.org and say that you’re interested.

Important Info

  • OpenMic at 6.00pm in KS14 on Monday
  • Hoodies! Get them here.
Cheers,
Matt