Tucson Digital Arts Community

Where in Tucson can you network with other local professionals while enjoying live performances, art, dancing, music, drinks and hors d’ oeuvres—plus an unforgettable fondue bar? It’s the latest edition of First Fridays, this March 5, 2009, from 8 to 12pm, celebrating ‘60s pop art icon Andy Warhol’s work, which will be featured this month at the Tucson Museum of Art. Recently voted as 2010′s “Best People and Organization” by Tucson Lifestyle Magazine, First Fridays’ “Andy Warhol—POP Art” at the Tucson Museum of Art is your chance to get your own 15 minutes of fame with Tucson’s most important movers and shakers!

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Come celebrate the holidays with Tucson Digital Arts Community and Anchor Wave Internet Solutions.  We’ll be hosting the holiday mixer at the Anchor Wave offices.  We’ll have enough to get the party started, but please BYOB.

When: Wednesday, December 16th – 6:00pm
Where: Anchor Wave – 245 S. Plumer Ave #3 (map it >>)

If you have questions or ideas please contact Mike Schmidt, mschmidt@anchorwave.com or 520-622-3731 x105.

Cheers!

Mike

On Wednesday, August 19th from 6-9pm, Interface Guru will host the monthly TDAC meet-up at our offices Downtown. We’ll provide some snacks and drinks (and a killer 9th-floor view), please feel free to BYOB!

Where: # 177 N. Church Ave. Suite 919# (9th floor) Tucson, AZ 85701
When: Wednesday, August 19th from 6-9pm
What: TDAC monthly meet-up for socializing and networking plus one-time-only free access to our usability lab to do your own testing!

Throughout the night, we will be conducting live user tests in our lab so attendees can view usability in action. The user tests will be conducted in a separate and soundproof room. The main offices will be open for attendees to socialize and network.

If you are interested in being a test subject, please email us at kyle@interfaceguru.com. Please include your full name, profession, and the name of the Web site you would like to critique/perform a task on. We will conduct these tests in 15-minute intervals and have limited slots available, so opportunities are limited.