Plymouth Jellies are currently being held at Plymouth College of Art on the last thursday of every month- there's 8 spaces available throughout the day plus tea, coffee, croissants & creative buzz.
Please visit http://plymouthjelly.co.uk/ to find out when the next Jelly is being held. You can also follow @plymouthjelly on twitter.
Not sure what a Jelly is? The main WorkAtJelly page has a good description. In summary though, it is simply a group of people getting together to work in a different environment to their usual one, whether it be freelancers, homeworkers or just people who want a change of scenery!
What do I need to do?
email Laura on artsmatrix@plymouthart.ac.uk with the following information:
1. Your name 2. What you do 3. What time you expect to be there and for roughly how long.
Remember, just 8 spaces to be used throughout the day so get booked up if you are keen to be at the first one. If you can't make it for any reason let Laura know so that a fellow creative can have some space. Spaces are allocated on first come, first served basis. Bring your laptop/ipad.
who's coming to this one? (add your name)
If you'd like to join our Jelly, simply add your name to this page along with a little bit about what you do. If you have any suggestions for suitable venues, add them to the list.
I'm interested!
Andy Mantell (@andymantell) - Freelance web developer, based in Plympton
Chris Penberthy (@ChrisPenberthy @DevonCafe @TheRoyalWillie) - freelance consultant (charities, volunteering, collaboration, strategy) plus bits around writing and art...
Karin Jordan(@karinalchemy) personal and business transformation coach specialising in creative flow, mad about boats & wilderness
Chris Saunders (@boxelboy) - digital artist, janner, long term argyle supporter (suffer) & bad kite surfer
Chris Hunt (@thisisthechris)
Nick Charlton (@nickcharlton)
Saul Hardman (@uarenotoriginal)
Simon Zinn (@szdesignstudio) - Graphic Designer, Silk Screen Printer
William Hibberd ( @williamhibberd ) - Freelance Graphic Designer/Illustrator
Sam Joseph (@samajose @machinemedia @streamtvlive) - web-film producer
edwardmccaughan (@edwardmccaughan)
Claire Meredith (@iclairemeredith)
Jason Hellaby (@jasonhellaby)
Gail Bennett (@gail_bennett) - Freelance creative at Cardium Design
Possible venues
Ride Cafe (free wireless)
45 Clothing (free wireless, cheap coffee and good food)
cafe baguetelle (free wireless, some power sockets)
duttons cafe, on the corner of the citadel, beside the cannons (free wireless, benches with umbrellas outside in the sun, ice cream)
cafe caffienne, near goodbodies (free wifi, power sockets)
Roland Levinsky Building? (reckon I could persuade them to give us free wifi and maybe even coffee...)
Seco Lounge - Royal William Yard (free wireless, some power sockets, seats inside and out - but can be v busy at lunchtimes and after work)
