Storytelling is more than just a form of art, it’s the common thread that weaves people from all walks of life together. Every culture, every community, every society – they all have their own stories which are crafted, molded, and shared with diverse audiences in order to invoke a wide range of emotions, ignite the imagination, nurture a sense of belonging, inspire creativity, motivate actions, and more. Stories are the catalyst for collaboration, and that’s precisely what we do.
In late October, our newest student partner group, GTXR, teamed up with Meta recruiters and engineers to host an evening filled with a panel discussion, networking, and even exploring the Metaverse with virtual reality (VR) headsets at The Clubhouse.
Read MoreOnce again, we at Tech Square ATL (TSQATL) Social Club teamed up with Joulea, a software platform that uses drones to reduce energy costs and consumption in commercial buildings, to host a hands-on activation that took participants to new heights.
Read MoreLong-time student partner of ours, Startup Exchange (SX), invited members and guests to hear from local entrepreneur, Sean Henry, on his startup story and founding Stord, a supply chain software company.
Read MoreSaturday, November 5 will be game six of the World Series between the Phillies and Astros and even though our fearless Braves didn’t reign as NL East division champs, we’re still watching with bated breath.
Read MoreOn the last Thursday of September, TEDxGeorgiaTech hosted their first event of the semester, Open Mic Night, at Tech Square ATL (TSQATL) Social Club’s very own Clubhouse. Complete with a variety of acts and complimentary snacks, 14 performers took the stage to share their talents with the local community.
Read MoreStudent group Blockchain at Georgia Tech partnered with us here at Tech Square ATL (TSQATL) to invite members and the local community to gather at The Clubhouse and learn about all things crypto, with a focus on the transfer of funds across separate territories.
Read MoreIn recognition of the Day of the Programmer, we teamed up with one of our student partners, Code for Atlanta, to host an informative evening filled with a special presentation and conversations related to mitigating bias within machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI).
Read MoreSaturday, September 10 marked the first home football game of the Georgia Institute of Technology’s (Georgia Tech) very own Yellow Jackets. As such an integral part of Midtown, we at Tech Square ATL (TSQATL) Social Club wanted to support our community and players by hosting a rooftop tailgate to cheer on the team!
Read MoreOn Tuesday, September 6, one of our proud student partner groups, Bits of Good (BoG), hosted a private launch day at The Clubhouse to welcome current members and recruit new Georgia Tech (GT) students as well.
Read MoreFor six hours on the last Saturday in August, AXR Edge hosted a FIFA '22 1v1me Tournament at Tech Square ATL (TSQATL) Social Club’s 9,000 square foot venue, The Clubhouse, for an afternoon of gaming, competition, prizes, and more.
Read MoreAfter a several-month hiatus to allow leadership the opportunity to focus on organizational strategy and vision, Code for Atlanta was back with a vengeance – and in-person! And we at Tech Square ATL (TSQATL) Social Club were honored that The Clubhouse was the designated choice for the group to host their first public gathering since early 2020.
Read MoreLate August means more than the (to some, early) arrival of all things pumpkin and other fall flavors. It’s also the start of a new school year (and football!). And while our recent activations have proved otherwise, the summer is typically a bit slower with the absence of students bustling around Tech Square and The Clubhouse. So, we were beyond excited to team up with local student housing, Square on Fifth (SQ5), so they could use our 9,000 square foot facility as the check-in site for new residents.
Read MoreIn order to highlight creativity and connect community members from all over Midtown and the greater Atlanta area, Chantelle Rytter created the Parliament of Owls lantern parade back in 2016. Described as “elegantly weird,” the event is a black and white owl-themed community lantern parade featuring a Second Line Band and parade-goers marching down Peachtree Street at night. Not one to miss out on the fun – or a chance to spark connections – we invited Chantelle to The Clubhouse to assist members in making lanterns of their very own.
Read MoreChainlink Labs joined us once again in Tech Square, this time hosting a panel discussion around the tremendous influence that Web3 is having in Atlanta, both culturally and professionally.
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