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

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.

Inside our space, Laboratory 24

Our new workshop area

Making in progress

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

• 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

• Fri 18th March - Git workshop
• Wed 16th March, 18:30 - late - Soldering with Mitch Altman (Open to the public)
• Wed 16th March - Biohacking/electrophoresis-tank-building session
• 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.