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Coworking at a Cafe in SF

Wed, Oct 28, 9:30 PM
From Bay Area Childfree-by-Choice Women
4.9
3 attendees

Game Dev Coworking

Tue, Oct 27, 7:15 PM
From SF Bay Area Game Jamming & Game Design
4.9

Come hang out, chat, and work on your projects at the MADE's new space in downtown Oakland!

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1 attendee

Game Dev Coworking

Tue, Nov 3, 8:15 PM
From SF Bay Area Game Jamming & Game Design
4.9

Come hang out, chat, and work on your projects at the MADE's new space in downtown Oakland!

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1 attendee
Coffee & Co-Working

Coffee & Co-Working

Fri, Oct 30, 6:00 PM
From National Association of Women Business Owners - SF Bay Area
4.9

☕ **What could happen if you stepped away from your usual workspace for two hours?** A new connection. A fresh idea. A project finally checked off your list. Maybe even a conversation that opens the door to your next opportunity. Join **NAWBO-SFBA** on **Friday, October 30** for **Coffee, Coworking & Connections**, a complimentary gathering hosted by our sponsor **Pilot.com, Inc.** This isn’t a formal networking event—and there’s no presentation to sit through. It’s simply a chance to spend a couple of hours alongside other women business owners and leaders in a welcoming, collaborative environment. 💻 Bring your laptop and tackle something on your to-do list. 🤝 Meet other women building and leading businesses. 💡 Exchange ideas, resources, and maybe a little inspiration. ☕ Enjoy coffee and a light lunch while you work and connect. **Friday\, October 30 \| 11 AM–1 PM** 📍 Pilot\.com\, Inc\. \| 353 Sacramento St\.\, San Francisco ☕ Coffee and a light lunch provided 🎟️ **Complimentary, but registration is required** Whether you’re a longtime NAWBO member, new to the community, or simply looking to connect with other women in business, **we’d love to have you join us.** A special thank you to **Pilot** for opening its doors to the NAWBO-SFBA community and making this gathering possible! ✨ **Come for the coffee. Get a little work done. Leave with new connections and fresh energy for your business.** 👉 **Register by 5 PM on Thursday, October 29:** [https://nawbocoworkingpilot.eventbrite.com](https://nawbocoworkingpilot.eventbrite.com) And bring a fellow woman business owner or leader—we’d love to welcome her, too! PS - Be sure to follow us on social media! [@nawbosfba]() 🍁 Make this fall the season you invest in your business—and your network. 👉 Join NAWBO today! https://nawbo.org/membership

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Board Game Designers' Coworking Meetup - San Francisco

Board Game Designers' Coworking Meetup - San Francisco

Sat, Nov 7, 8:00 PM
From Golden Gate Gamemakers
4.8

Gather at Saluhall SF (2nd floor) for a day brimming with creativity and collaboration at the Board Game Designers' Coworking Meetup. We meet every 1st Saturday of the month (drop in and out anytime). This is a unique relaxed opportunity to work on your projects surrounded by peers who share your passion for game design. This is your chance to get valuable feedback, share resources, and perhaps even find collaborators for your next big game idea. Playtesting is welcome, though that isn't the focus of this event. This is free to attend, yet please consider buying some delicious food and drinks while here to support the venue. **What to Bring (optional):** laptop, prototypes, sketches, ideas, components (components will also be provided by the host). **Hosts:** Tristan and Lucas **BART:** Powell Street station, exit onto Market Street, and walk half a block south to Saluhall. **Parking:** Limited street parking. 1\. 6x6 SF Parking Garage 440 Stevenson \- 1hr validation with $15 purchase at Saluhall\. 2\. SF City Parking 25 Mason St 3\. 5th & Mission Yerba Buena Garage 833 Mission St 4\. California Parking 199 Turk St\. **PLEASE RSVP** so I can get a headcount and we can get the tables we need! **Code of Conduct:** [GGG Code of Conduct](https://goldengategamemakers.com/Code_Of_Conduct/) Also there are some additional rules to highlight for this event: 1\. NO PREJUDICE\. It does NOT matter whether you're a veteran or a newbie in the industry\. We are all equals in this space\. 2\. ZERO TOLERANCE against discrimination \-\- this does not just include the typical forms of discrimination \(e\.g\. racial\, gender\, sexual orientation\, etc\) but also the atypical forms \(e\.g\. age\, competitive/casual\, serious/jovial\, neurodivergence\, complexity preferences\, etc\)\. 3\. CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM is welcome\! This is a space where we should be 100% honest with each other about our prototypes\. DO NOT use this as an opportunity to provide criticism about an individual\. DO use this as an opportunity to provide criticism about games\. Up-to-date details and our many other events can be found at meetup.com/playgoldengate

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Parker Street Co-op Tour: 2 1BR homes available (in-person, S. Berkeley)

Parker Street Co-op Tour: 2 1BR homes available (in-person, S. Berkeley)

Sat, Oct 24, 6:00 PM
From Cohousing in the SF Bay Area - consolidated group
4.6

*Not quite cohousing (no Common House or common meals besides the monthly potluck, different sets of apartments have separate entrances across different buildings), but very affordable in a great location. Demand is high so expect a competitive application process. -- Raines* \-\-\- The Parker Street Cooperative is a 24-unit limited equity housing cooperative in Berkeley, California, established in 1988. 24 units in two buildings, convenient to BART and public transportation, on the South side of campus (close to Dwight & Telegraph) at 2335-2341 Parker Street. The coop is owned by a non-profit corporation whose only members are its shareholder residents, and we are currently ages 30 to 92. We buy our shares at a modest rate and agree to limits on their price when selling them later. The current share price is about $30,600 for the 1BR share, with a monthly assessment for common expenses of about $675 for the 1BR unit. Studio share price and monthly assessment are 75% of the 1BR rates. In addition to the refundable $30,600 share price, there is a a required one-time, nonrefundable $6,000 capital reserves contribution for incoming members. Food is not included in the shared expenses, and we do not do shared cooking other than one shared potluck meal per month. We live simply and co-own/manage the property together to keep it affordable for us and for those who come after us. We will be accepting applications for our two 1-bedroom membership openings until 11:59pm on November 1st, 2026. We will also be providing two tours before then, [Sunday the 18th](https://www.meetup.com/ebcoho/events/317035837/) and today. Learn more about the community at: [http://parkerstcoop.org](http://parkerstcoop.org)

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