Government 2.0 Camp Venue Announcement!

Posted on 10. Mar, 2009 by corbett3000 in Blog, Government 2.0 Camp Day 1

After months of searching for a terrific, non-corporate feeling venue we’ve secured the Duke Ellington School of Arts in Georgetown for Government 2.0 Camp (Maxine Teller deserves huge praise on this one).

It’s not ideal from a transportation perspective (no metro access), but DC’s venues are busy these days and we needed to weigh all variables. We’ll provide a comprehensive travel guide shortly.

Those of you on the waiting list, we will be able to let about 50-100 folks in by next week or so and you’ll get another email about that. If you want to guarantee your attendance, please consider sponsoring, as our costs are substantial on this event and we could use the help.

Watch the video: If you’re unclear about what the format of this un-conference will be please watch the Pre-Camp Field Guide Video here:

Government 2.0 Camp Pre-Conference Field Guide from Gov 2.0 on Vimeo.

See you soon and more to come!

-Peter

Event: Government 2.0 Camp

Date: Friday, March 27, 2009 at 8:00 AM - Saturday, March 28, 2009 at 6:00 PM (ET)

Location:
Duke Ellington School of Arts
3500 R St NW
Washington, DC 20007

For more information click here: Government 2.0 Camp

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5 Comments

Sarah Rittman

18. Mar, 2009

Sounds like it will be a great event. Wish I had learned of it sooner. Glad to learn about Government 2.0 Club!

Steve Thornton

18. Mar, 2009

Will there be parking available at this location, since it isn’t metro accessible? The travel guide might have been posted somewhere, but i missed it. Thanks for pulling this together!

Geoff Livingston

19. Mar, 2009

Great venue, Well done!

corbett3000

19. Mar, 2009

A comprehensive travel guide will be posted shortly.

uniongal

24. Mar, 2009

Comment was in spam, restored:

Originally Submitted on 2009/03/13 at 11:44am

It’s very accessible. It’s the 32 bus from the Navy Memorial/Archives station. It’s about a 30 minute bus ride from Navy memorial station on the Green Line.

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