Onward State Fall Tweet-Up: Birthday Cake Edition
Onward State is happy to announce its 2010 fall tweet-up!
Come join us on Wednesday afternoon from 3:30 pm to 6:00 pm in the basement of Irving’s for some new media camaraderie.
Meet your favorite writers, editors, and photographers as we commemorate the second anniversary of the first post on this blog, a short entry about a rumored Girl Talk concert. There will even be cake to celebrate! Irving’s has also graciously offered to provide coffee, tea, and other refreshments for everyone who turns out.
When: Wednesday November 17 from 3:30 pm to 6:00 pm
Where: Irving’s bakery and cafe at 110 E. College Ave. You can find more information about Irving’s at the website or by following them on Twitter.
Cost: Like we said, not only is it free, but Irving’s will be providing complimentary coffee and munchies (including birthday cake!).
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