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Social Coworking Session @ Public Hotel

Social Coworking Session @ Public Hotel

Thu, Sep 10, 2:00 PM
From New York Coworking Friends
4.8

**Productive and Social Coworking Session at Public Hotel 👩🏽‍💻👨🏻‍💻👩🏼‍💻** Work in a focused but social environment with other remote workers. Please buy something from Public Hotel (such as coffee or tea) to support the venue while coworking. Public Hotel can get busy, so if you want a table seat, I recommend arriving early, e.g. around 10-10:30! ⏰ **Schedule** **9:30 - 10:30:** Arrival and informal introductions, start your work **10:30am - 1pm:** Focused co-working with social breaks **1pm - 2pm:** Community lunch 🥗🥙🥘 Public Hotel generally does not allow outside food, you can buy food nearby **2pm - 5pm:** Focused co-working with social breaks You can arrive and leave anytime you like - feel free to join only part of the day or arrive early. 🚀 **Join the Whatsapp Community to Stay Updated** → Join our **[Whatsapp community](https://waprotect.com/b4SxaaAB)** to find people when you arrive, ask any questions, stay updated about the meetup or join coworking sessions or socials organized by members on other days. Follow us on **[instagram](https://www.instagram.com/ny_coworking_friends)**. 📍**Location** **Public Hotel ([215 Chrystie Street, New York, NY](https://maps.app.goo.gl/czjmah8e1o4SQrKX6))** lobby has WiFi, many couches and tables, a cafe/bar downstairs, and large windows with natural light.

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Coworking Day for the Social Sector: Connecting People in Social Change

Coworking Day for the Social Sector: Connecting People in Social Change

Thu, Sep 17, 2:00 PM
From New York Coworking Friends
4.8

**Coworking Day for the Social Sector: Connecting People in Social Change & Impact 👩🏽‍💻👨🏻‍💻👩🏼‍💻** Work in a focused but social environment with others who work in the social sector: education, public health, social work, non-profits, foundations/philanthropy, government and NGOs. Get work done and meet new people who also work in social change and impact. Please buy something from Moxy Chelsea (such as coffee or tea) to support the venue while coworking. We usually meet on the second floor, join the Whatsapp Chat to find others. ⏰ **Schedule** **9:30am - 10:30:** Arrival and informal introductions, start your work **10:30am - 1pm:** Focused/social coworking **1pm - 2pm:** Community lunch 🥗🥘 Bring your own or buy food nearby **2pm - 4pm:** Focused/social coworking You can arrive and leave anytime you like - feel free to join only part of the day or arrive early. 🚀 **Join the Whatsapp Community to Stay Updated** → Join our **[Whatsapp community](https://waprotect.com/b4SxaaAB)** to find people when you arrive, ask any questions, stay updated about the meetup or join coworking sessions or socials organized by members on other days. Follow us on **[instagram](https://www.instagram.com/ny_coworking_friends)**. 📍**Location** **[Moxy NYC Chelsea](https://maps.app.goo.gl/bDUcGetotTCaJy527).** It's a modern hotel lobby with a cafe downstairs, power outlets, good WiFi and many tables for everyone to socialize easily. In the lobby we are usually on the second floor near the windows or in a room to the left when you walk upstairs.

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8 attendees
Social Coworking Session @ Public Hotel

Social Coworking Session @ Public Hotel

Thu, Sep 24, 2:00 PM
From New York Coworking Friends
4.8

**Productive and Social Coworking Session at Public Hotel 👩🏽‍💻👨🏻‍💻👩🏼‍💻** Work in a focused but social environment with other remote workers. Please buy something from Public Hotel (such as coffee or tea) to support the venue while coworking. Public Hotel can get busy, so if you want a table seat, I recommend arriving early, e.g. around 10-10:30! ⏰ **Schedule** **9:30 - 10:30:** Arrival and informal introductions, start your work **10:30am - 1pm:** Focused co-working with social breaks **1pm - 2pm:** Community lunch 🥗🥙🥘 Public Hotel generally does not allow outside food, you can buy food nearby **2pm - 5pm:** Focused co-working with social breaks You can arrive and leave anytime you like - feel free to join only part of the day or arrive early. 🚀 **Join the Whatsapp Community to Stay Updated** → Join our **[Whatsapp community](https://waprotect.com/b4SxaaAB)** to find people when you arrive, ask any questions, stay updated about the meetup or join coworking sessions or socials organized by members on other days. Follow us on **[instagram](https://www.instagram.com/ny_coworking_friends)**. 📍**Location** **Public Hotel ([215 Chrystie Street, New York, NY](https://maps.app.goo.gl/czjmah8e1o4SQrKX6))** lobby has WiFi, many couches and tables, a cafe/bar downstairs, and large windows with natural light.

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Weekly Labs Standup

Tue, Sep 15, 2:30 PM
From WeWork Labs Dumbo Heights
5.0
1 attendee
Agentic Frameworks and Open Source

Agentic Frameworks and Open Source

Wed, Sep 9, 11:00 PM
From New York AI Forum
4.8

A little over a year ago, Claude Code heralded the Agentic Age. And in January the field blew up with OpenClaw. Now, with more advanced models and new and improved Agentic Harnesses like Hermes, OpenClaw, Codex, Deepseek Harness, Grok Bot, and Claude Code/Cowork, the field is exploding. At the same time, Open Source models, primarily from China, have made tremendous progress in coding and agentic processes. So the question we will answer on Sep 9 is: Can we get at least the same level of agentic performance from cheaper Open Weight models as we had from the commercial frontier models 8 months ago, which was already pretty good? And we'll dive into the various Open Source models, both cloud and local. Or we might wind up talking about Grok Bot. Who knows? Hoping that everyone will share their personal and technical experience with the Agentic Age so far.

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6 attendees

Weekly Standup - 205 Hudson

Thu, Sep 17, 9:00 PM
From WeWork Labs 205 Hudson NYC
4.6
1 attendee
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Frequently asked questions

Meetup connects individuals through groups and events centered around shared interests like coworking, enabling people to meet locally or online.

Search for coworking keywords on Meetup, filtering by location. You'll see groups you can join, enabling networking and collaboration in various NYC venues.

Yes, there are many coworking events in New York. Each event offers opportunities to connect with professionals and share ideas in a communal space.

Absolutely! You can join various coworking groups to maximize networking opportunities and meet diverse professionals from creative to tech industries.

Some groups may be free, while others might charge a nominal fee for premium events. Always check the event details for specific cost information.

To RSVP, simply find an event you’re interested in, click on the RSVP button on Meetup, and follow the prompts. This secures your spot.

Not necessarily. These events often take place in different venues. You don't need to own or rent a coworking space to participate.

Diverse professionals, including freelancers, remote workers, and entrepreneurs, join coworking groups to network and collaborate on projects.

While it's encouraged to attend events you RSVP to, life happens. If you can't make it, updating your RSVP or informing the organizer is polite.

Not all are strictly networking. Some focus on learning, workshops, or casual meetups, providing flexibility in how you engage.

Meetup provides opportunities but doesn't guarantee specific outcomes. Building connections often requires attending events and active participation.

Event quality can vary based on the organizer's experience. Exploring reviews and past event feedback helps gauge what to expect.

Yes, while many coworking events are in-person, there are also online events for those who prefer or need virtual meetings.

Meetup focuses on group activities and connecting with communities. For specific 1:1 connections, consider complementing Meetup with other platforms.

Definitely! If you have a clear vision, starting a group on Meetup can be a great way to foster a new coworking community in New York.