Jelly in Milwaukee is just getting started. Add your name to the list of supporters if you'd like to help!

(password: j311y ...That's "j", three, one, one, "y")

What is this "Jelly"?

Jelly is an every-so-often casual coworking session. Anyone is welcome to come, bring a laptop, and work alongside other creative, fun people.

Hope to see you there! See workatjelly.com and this blog post for more background. Email if you want to start your own!

Where is it being held?

Currently looking for locations. All suggestions welcome. A few thoughts with free wi-fi are:

• Anodyne, either location (Bayview or Brady Street), delicious coffee, but wifi isn't free
• Brewing Grounds for Change, fair trade coffee found off of Farwell on the eastside
• Hotch-a-do, on the eastside near Beans & Barley + great local, organic food
• Mocha, off of Wisconsin Ave. near the Grand Avenue Mall downtown
• Stone Creek Coffee, in Bayview off the main drag of KK, they also have locations in Whitefish Bay and Glendale. Free wifi.
• Roast, off of Locust on the eastside
• Espresso Cristoph, anyone tried this place out? (Ashe: I have, unfortunately they have dramatically cut down on their space and their hours)
• Caribou Coffee, Bayshore and Mayfair locations. Free wifi.
• Alterra, Bayshore. Free wifi.
• Bucketworks could be a cool place to host this - altho we might have to pay a small 'cover' (they charge $20 for a 'meetup') (no, we would do Jelly for free, definitely--let's just pick a schedule! j@bucketworks.org)
• or your place, if you have wi-fi.

Interested in Organizing 

• Jon Mueller - If you're cool with cats.
• Becki Cook - If you're cool with a cat and small apartment (I do have wi-fi though). [joga1111@yahoo.com].
• Ashe Dryden I regularly hold sessions at Caribou and Anodyne. See Web414 for more info.

Supporters

(leave a contact link or other info)

• Natascha Malkemes

Interested in participating when it's up and running

(leave a contact link or other info)

• photogr@pher.com
• Jon Mueller
• Natascha Malkemes
• Ryan Schleicher
• Becki Cook
• Justin Brown
• Megan Heinrichs

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