Web3 Gaming SUCKS Party
Mar 20, 202406:00 pm ~ 09:00 pm (UTC: -05:00)Estimated Duration: 1 day 3 hoursSan Francisco Premium Outlets, 2774 Livermore Outlets Dr, Livermore, California 94551, United States, Livermore, CaliforniaHosted by Avalanche
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About the event
Get ready to level up your nightlife experience with Avalanche's Web3 Gaming SUCKS Party! Attend on March 20th at the Thriller Social Club in San Francisco, California, as they celebrate the remarkable strides made by the pioneers in the Avalanche ecosystem over the past year. Immerse yourself in an evening filled with excitement, featuring an exclusive lineup of games, craft cocktails, delectable bites, infectious music, and swag giveaways that will leave you wanting more. The party kicks off at 6 PM and continues until 9 PM, offering an unforgettable experience for the first 350 entrants lucky enough to snag a ticket. As a limited-entry event, please plan your schedule accordingly, as in-and-out privileges won't be granted. Prepare to unleash your inner gamer and embrace the Avalanche spirit at the Web3 Gaming SUCKS Party! Proudly sponsored by industry leaders Shrapnel, LayerZero, and Stardust, this event promises to be a convergence of innovation and entertainment. Connect with like-minded individuals, discover cutting-edge developments in the Avalanche ecosystem, and enjoy an evening that transcends the boundaries of traditional networking events. To secure your spot at the hottest event in town, register for the 'Standard' Ticket unless affiliated with one of their esteemed sponsor companies. All registrations undergo an approval process, and only approved guests will gain entry. If you haven't received a confirmation email, your entry at the door is not guaranteed. ⏰ Event Timing: The venue is open from 6 PM to 9 PM. 🎫 Entry without a Ticket: Gear up for an unforgettable night of gaming, networking, and celebration at the Web3 Gaming SUCKS Party.
Tickets
- Free
- Access to the party
- Networking
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