Summit of Awesome 2010: Save the Date!

Monday, February 15, 2010 13:00
Posted by Kim Dorn in category Summit of Awesome
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The date and location of the 2010 Summit of Awesome have been set. Mark your calendars for June 16-18th, and come join us in Portland, Oregon!

That’s right… Hello Craft is hitting the road to bring our 3-day crafty business conference to the west coast.

This year’s Summit will take place at the McMenamins’ Kennedy School in the Alberta Arts District of Portland.

We’re super psyched about this conference location and are gearing up for 3 days of awesome seminars, awesome speakers, awesome workshops, and awesome good times.

More information and official registration will be up soon. Be sure to sign up for our email list to stay up-do-date with the latest Summit info!

In the meantime, check out photos, press and our Hello Craft Podcast from last year’s Summit of Awesome here.

Photo: Kim Dorn

About Kim Dorn

A Baltimore dweller with DC roots, Kim is the Executive Director of Hello Craft, as well as one of the Festival Creators/Organizers behind the behemoth indie craft fair, Crafty Bastards. With experience in creating, planning, producing, and pulling her hair out for a variety of festivals and crafty endeavors, she's excited to be part of Hello Craft.

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  • daniellexo

    Can’t wait! I really enjoyed speaking and attending the seminars and events in D.C. last year. This should be a blast!

  • boygirlparty

    YAY!

  • MB_in_dc

    nooooooooooooooooo! I was so looking forward to it again…. very, very sad… please tell me there will still be a DC version.

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