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This Week’s Affairs from Wakefield

This Week’s Affairs From Wakefield
| 9 years ago

Events for September 24-30

The fall equinox was yesterday, football season is already in week 3. The year’s getting away from us. Try to forget that: Flavorpill’s StartupFix (curated by Wakefield), a talk about failure, a throwback in DUMBO, and a hackathon with ten large at stake.

	September 24: Founders At Fail, 7pm It’s easy to forget in this Instagram-insta-success era, but entrepreneurs fail more often than not. Get an insightful reality check with Founders At Fail, when SeatGeek’s Russ D’Souza recounts a disastrous TechCrunch50 demo. Location: Henry Kaufman Management Center (Stern), 44 West 4th street, room number 11-185
	September 25: Partner Tip: #Startupfix at CultureFix (by Flavorpill), 7:30pm Wakefield is partnering with Flavorpill for an evening of drinks, demos from three great startups: (Fitocracy, Updater, and Burn Note) and an open mic for entrepreneurs. This‘ll be fun. Score tickets for $7 (includes 2 drinks) with Wakefield’s subscriber discount here (code = “wakefieldFIX”). Location: Culturefix, 9 Clinton Street
	September 26: Digital DUMBO Throwback, 6:30pm Back in 2010, Brooklyn’s DUMBO still felt like an emerging startup hub, and Digital DUMBO was a monthly meetup. Now that the hood is a full-fledged startup powerhouse, and the event is a massive get together, Digital DUMBO is getting nostalgic. This Wednesday they’re returning to their roots with Digital DUMBO Throwback, held at their former home, the legendary Galapagos Art Space ($5). Location: Galapagos Art Space, 16 Main Street
	September 27: Digital Publishing Roundtable, 8:30am – 10am PluggedIn Ventures hosts this monthly roundtable event – this one will tackle the tricky world of web content. Featured participants include the founders/CEOs of Visual Revenue, Taboola, and NewsCred. Tickets are $50,here. Location: Sullivan & Worcester LLP, 1633 Broadway
	September 28: Code for Change, 3pm-8pm No, not change of the nickel and dime variety, but change as in making the world a better place. Non-profit and government agencies will be presenting challenges to devs and designers. With a grand prize of $10,000 it’s a challenge worth taking. Register for the event here. Location: NYU Wagner at the Puck Building, 295 Lafayette Street