London
Hackspace

Catch up this weekend?

monthly Amateur Radio Meeting
In the classroom if there's a lot of people otherwise on the comfy seats!

Come join us if you want to learn all about amateur radio, getting your licence, using our equipment, etc. Beginners welcome.

weekly Public open night
London Hackspace

Come join us as we hang out, hack on projects, socialise and collaborate. Bring beer if you like. This is our public social night when non-members are encouraged to visit for a tour of the space.

weekly Public open night
London Hackspace

Come join us as we hang out, hack on projects, socialise and collaborate. Bring beer if you like. This is our public social night when non-members are encouraged to visit for a tour of the space.

fortnightly Linux Users Group Meeting
Classroom

The London Hackspace Linux User Group (or LHS-LUG) is a subgroup devoted to all things Linux, Unix, Minix, NetBSD, FreeBSD, OpenBSD and any other *nix descendant you can think of.
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weekly Public open night
London Hackspace

Come join us as we hang out, hack on projects, socialise and collaborate. Bring beer if you like. This is our public social night when non-members are encouraged to visit for a tour of the space.

Laser Club
Main room

monthly Hackoustic

Monthly Acoustic Hacking group. Piezos, motors, microphones, wood, steel, aluminium, rubber balls, bows, bowls, strings, springs, popsicle sticks, dental floss, horse hair, bicycle wheels, forks and spoons, nails, balloons and tuning pegs. Join us for acoustic hacking workshops on the last Sunday of the month.

weekly Public open night
London Hackspace

Come join us as we hang out, hack on projects, socialise and collaborate. Bring beer if you like. This is our public social night when non-members are encouraged to visit for a tour of the space.

fortnightly Linux Users Group Meeting
Classroom

The London Hackspace Linux User Group (or LHS-LUG) is a subgroup devoted to all things Linux, Unix, Minix, NetBSD, FreeBSD, OpenBSD and any other *nix descendant you can think of.
More info specific event details on: