London Hackspace

The London Hackspace is a non-profit hackerspace in central London: a community-run workshop where people come to share tools and knowledge.

Location: NW10 6HF Our tools and equipment The Rules Code of Conduct		Getting started Weekly Open Evening: Wednesday Chat with us on Discord Subscribe to our mailing list Follow @londonhackspace How to Join London Hackspace		Become a member! Donate items from our wishlist Pledge for new equipment Propose a Workshop Help maintain the Hackspace

Inside our space, Laboratory 24

Our new workshop area

Making in progress

We have a great space in Shoreditch, right next to Hoxton station, which is open to our members 24 hours a day, and we hold regular free hack evenings and workshops which are open to everyone.

Events

Google Calendar is our canonical list of events, but here's a selection. All events listed are at Laboratory 24.

Recurring

• Every Tuesday, 19:00 - Weekly public meetings
• 2nd Saturday, 15:00 - Lockpicking sports session

Coming up

• Wed 16th March, 18:30 - late - Soldering with Mitch Altman (Open to the public)
• Wed 16th March - Biohacking/electrophoresis-tank-building session
• Fri 18th March - Git workshop
• Sat 26th March - Young Hackspace
• Mon/Tue/Wed 28th/29th/30th March - Perl RDF Hackathon
• Thurs 31st March - Sous Vide Hack Event
• Tue 12th April - Yuri's Night

You just missed

• Sat/Sun 12th/13th March - Maker Faire, Newcastle

Current list of potential workshops

Non-hackspace organised events of interest

Other things

• Server Hardware Auction - Temporary placeholder while the auction runs
• SwapShop - Exchange and advertise unwanted stuff
• Visitors Guestbook
• Member Guides and Library - Useful reading material
• Suppliers - In the local area and online
• Press - Mentions of the hackspace
• Members - Non-comprehensive list of members and photos
• Organisation - About the Hackspace Foundation's legal structure
• Advertising - Resources for spreading the word.
• Faceplant - Don't do this
• Training Directory - A listing of people to approach for training.
• The history of the London Hackspace.