Be excellent.

Release 2 ( 2010-12-13-1 )

Noisebridge is a space for sharing, creation, collaboration, research, development, mentoring, and of course, learning. Noisebridge is also more than a physical space, it's a community with roots extending around the world.

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How Can I Donate Or Pay Dues?

PayPal

Funds are payable to [email protected] . Click the PayPal logo below for details.

Checks

Check made out to "Noisebridge", with memo: "December Dues" or "Donation" (or whatever is appropriate).
Give it to a board member or officer at the space, or mail to:
2215-R Market St. #235
San Francisco, CA 94114

Cash

Give cash to a board member or officer at the space, or any of the donation buckets.
For dues, please use an envelope labeled with your name, the amount, and "December Dues" (or whatever is appropriate).

Direct Bank Transfer

Email [email protected] for details.
Wells Fargo customers can do this free online.

Are donations tax deductible?

Noisebridge is an educational non-profit CA corporation for the public good, and we recently received 501(c)(3) tax exempt status. All donations to Noisebridge since October 2008 are considered charitable gifts. Whether or not your donation is tax deductible depends on your tax situation and other factors; consult your tax preparer. Please contact [email protected] and [email protected] should you require documentation of your donation.

Are memberships tax deductible?

This depends on your tax situation and other factors and as such is not answerable by Noisebridge. Some value may be received in exchange for your dues, depending on your usage of the Noisebridge space. Please discuss it with your tax preparer.

Company donation-matching

Some employers will match an employee's tax-deductible contribution to a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Generally, the nonprofit has to do some small amount of paperwork. Contact a board member if your employer will match, and we're happy to do this work.

Visitor Advice

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Who is welcome

Everyone is welcome and encouraged to visit Noisebridge. We ask that visitors follow our rule of "be excellent to each other" in the best spirit they can. Visitors can drop by anytime unannounced. You do not need an invitation, or to be attending a scheduled event/class. It may be wise to follow the advice below on the best times to visit, to ensure there are people there who can let you in. You can also talk on IRC or the Mailing list to figure out a good time, and ask if someone is willing to give you a tour.

Come with an open mind

Noisebridge is largely about learning and exploring, and there's lots to see and learn here! Activities at Noisebridge include hanging out, working on personal or group projects, and scheduled or improptu workshops and classes on a range of topics, from foreign languages to photography, lockpicking, woodworking, computer programming and mathematics.

Not "child-safe"

We have not limited what we like to explore or discuss according to anyone's notions of "appropriateness" for children. Thus, anyone entering the space can be exposed to adult-themed ideas, concepts, language and items. We also have some tools and materials that can be hazardous for children or adults if used improperly. Children are as welcome in the space as any other person - just be prepared for what they may encounter.

Some times better than others

We have many scheduled activities in the space, and many of us have day jobs. You can coordinate the time of your visit to ensure that you can find people to talk with (and to let you into the building!).

Our code of conduct

Our code of conduct is "be excellent to one another". Please respect the other people you meet at Noisebridge and the Noisebridge space itself. We welcome visitors because we believe in our community and want to share the things we're working on with everyone.

Other people's stuff

Please try to be careful with the things you find at Noisebridge, and recognize that the things on shelves are other people's stuff.

Hostile network

The network at Noisebridge - like any public network - should be regarded as potentially hostile. This means that you should assume that any unencrypted communications over the network could (and most likely are) be monitored by others.

Location

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Noisebridge is located on the 3rd floor of 2169 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA 94110-1219, (37.76717 N, 122.418423 W) between 17th and 18th street, 1.5 blocks blocks south of 16th Street Mission BART station. Use the intercom to ask to be buzzed into the space. An elevator with manually-operated doors is available.

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Calendar

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Weekly Recurring Events

Monday

Anytime Take trash outside for Tuesday morning pickup.
6 pm iPhone OS developer meetup.
6:30 pm PyClass
Learn to program Python.
7 pm Circuit Hacking Mondays
Learn to solder.
7 pm (1st and 3rd Mondays)
BACE Timebank group.

Tuesday

3 pm Linux System Administration Study Group.
5 pm Tastebridge
Food hacking.
6:30 pm Bay Area Commnity Exchange Project Roundtable Meeting.
7 pm Ruby Tuesday
Learn Ruby.
7:30 pm Probability study group.
8 pm Noisebridge weekly meeting.
9 pm Hack-mobile project.

Wednesday

6 pm Linux Discussion
Play with Linux in the Turing classroom
6 pm Gamebridge Unityversity
Collab and learn to make video games with geeks
6 pm Barcamp Staffing
Interested in helping out with BarCamp SF
6 pm Tastebridge
Brewing Course
7 pm SCoW
Sewing, Crafting, Or Whatever!
7:30 pm Machine Learning
Teach computers to learn stuff using AI and other techniques

Thursday

Anytime Trash Night
Don't forget to take out the trash for Friday morning
6:30 pm Every 2nd Thursday:
Arduino workshop/playshop.
ARDUINO IS ON VACATION AND WILL RESUME ON 1/13
7:30 pm Games
Play games with geeks
8 pm 3rd Thursday:
Five Minutes of Fame

Friday

3 pm Linux Sys Admin Study Group
Study Linux admining
7 pm Science, Engineering & Design Huddle - Weekly group to discuss design approach, share techniques, and solve any project(s) problem(s)
8 pm 2169 Buildout planning
Discussion & execution of how to renovate our new space

Saturday

6 pm 1st Saturday:
Pwn Your Own
Learn about every day security threats

Sunday

3 pm Go
Playing of the Go boardgame.
On nice days we often take the boards to Dolores Park
3 pm Locks
Lock sport, sundays when there is demand
6 pm Spacebridge
Noisebridge's space program
6 pm Code Bridge
Codebridge projects time help each other with their code
2 pm 2nd Sunday:
Bay Area Hacker's Association
security meeting

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