Pick a Location (and Date) for Our East Coast Student Community Meetup
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New York City, available by public transportation, March 1
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NYC/NJ/Phili however I am unavailable on both March 1 st and 8th.
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I cannot attend, but if I could…. Baltimore or DC (Baltimore preferably).
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New York, March 8 would be be my preference but I don’t think I can make it to either one
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We’re excited to start planning an in-person East Coast meetup for our student community — likely sometime in February or March.
Before we lock in the details, we’d love your help with two things:
- Where should we host it?
- Which date works best for you?
This will be a relaxed, friendly gathering to:
• Connect with fellow students
• Share experiences and stories
• Have meaningful conversations
• Practice yoga togetherRight now, we’re simply trying to understand what works best for most of you.
Possible locations (East Coast):
• New York / New Jersey
• Washington DC / Northern Virginia
• Boston
• Philadelphia
• Baltimore
• Other (please mention)Possible dates:
• Sunday, March 1
• Sunday, March 8How you can help:
Please comment with:
City + preferred dateFor example:
New York – March 1Once we see the responses, we’ll pick the most popular location first and then finalize the exact venue and time.
Really looking forward to meeting many of you in person
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Anirudh Atlanta March 1st/March 8th
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Me too atl… but after mar 14
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3/8/2026: Washington DC
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NY/NJ - Mar. 8
May I offer space at my https://perfectchristmastree.com. We are about 65 miles from NYC and Philadelphia. Our location is on a major interstate highway. We are easy to find and have ample parking. It is more fun outdoors, but not in winter. Our circa 1790’s farmhouse has
large rooms that could accommodate 25 or more people.
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NY/NJ - Mar. 8
May I offer space at my https://perfectchristmastree.com. We are about 65 miles from NYC and Philadelphia. Our location is on a major interstate highway. We are easy to find and have ample parking. It is more fun outdoors, but not in winter. Our circa 1790’s farmhouse has
large rooms that could accommodate 25 or more people. -
Boston City, Mar 1
