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Ubuntu California Walnut Creek Global Jam

by | Fri 24 Feb 2012

Are you in the San Francisco Bay Area? Would you like to meet some fun Ubuntu folks and hang out with them on a Friday in sunny, beautiful Walnut Creek?

*Ditto*.

This is why you should come and hangout with us fun Ubuntu folks in sunny, beautiful, Walnut Creek on **Fri 2nd March 2012** at **Caffe La Scala** in Walnut Creek.

What will we be doing? Hanging out, working on Ubuntu, sharing tips, tricks and other ideas, and helping to make Ubuntu 12.04 even better. Everyone is welcome, everyone can help (no matter what your experience, technical knowledge, or familiarity with Ubuntu), and everyone can have a fun time meeting new folks and enjoying Ubuntu…all within this really rather awesome little coffee shop.

It is easy to get to from BArt (Walnut Creek station), plenty of parking nearby, and great coffee. 🙂

All the details can be found [right here](https://loco.ubuntu.com/events/ubuntu-california/1569/detail/).

**Not near Walnut Creek? No worries, [find an Ubuntu Global Event near you](https://loco.ubuntu.com/events/globaljam) or why not organize one?** 🙂

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