Event Calendar - The Generalist
Event Calendar About More than a retail space for booth rentals, The Generalist is a hub of shared resources and community for the maker, vendor, and artist entrepreneurs in our region and beyond.
Events – The Generalist
We can host up to 50 people comfortably in our space and would love to be the spot for your next meeting, birthday party, or celebration! Event rentals start at $200.
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Happenings @ The Generalist: LIVE MUSIC - Facebook
Join us at The Generalist's event space for a lineup of musicians featuring... okapi // @okapi_duo k.rosacruz // @k_rosakruz tulpas // @tulpaselectronic spiral prone // @casualhex + Emily Price...
The Generalist: Year Two
Dec 18, 2022 · We have also hosted frequent in-person and virtual events this year. New community lead Eli Kamerow has facilitated meet-ups worldwide in San Francisco, Singapore, London, Bangalore, Washington D.C., Seattle, Toronto, and New York.
The Generalist Tasting Room: Recess - Facebook
Event in Johnson City, TN by Downtown Johnson City and The Generalist on Friday, September 29 2023
SOFT LANDING Variety Show: Performer Interest! – The Generalist
SOFT LANDING is a variety show at The Generalist that takes place on the third Saturday of each month and features local poets, comedians, musicians, and more! We look for performers who can fill a 10-15 minute set, who are eager to share their work to our audience of 50-65 people in a respectful room built on supporting creative practices.
Two events - by Mario Gabriele - The Generalist
Oct 26, 2020 · Douglas Engelbart, creator of hypertext and the mouse, foresaw a future in which humans and technology existed in less-turbulent symbiosis. “Technology should not aim to replace humans," he said, "rather amplify human capabilities.”
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