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Welcome to Space 21 monthly morning coffees in Spring 2023

All Aalto community is warmly welcome to Space 21 open door events, monthly morning coffees – check the schedule for Spring 2023 below. Come and start your day right in the living room of radical creativity!
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Radical creativity team invites all members of Aalto community from students to staff and faculty to join them for a cup of coffee and light breakfast in Space 21! Monthly open doors are made for getting a smooth start for your day. Fresh coffee, tasty breakfast, and good company guaranteed.

You can take the opportunity and use it as you wish. Come alone, with some friends, or bring your whole team with you. Take the time to socialise and discuss over a cup of coffee, or bring your laptop and work on your own stuff while enjoying a small breakfast.

You also have a chance to get a tour around the space by some radical creativity team member, and get answers to any questions you might have about Space 21 or radical creativity in general.

Monthly morning coffees schedule for Spring 2023

Doors are open on 4th Thursday of each month at 9–11 from January to May.

26 January at 9–11

16 February* at 9–11

23 March at 9–11

27 April at 9–11

25 May at 9–11

*Note that February is an exception to the general 4th Thursday -rule.

There is no need to sign up or register, just show up when you feel like it within the 9–11 timeframe.

Space 21 is located in Vuorimiehentie 2 A - here's directions if you need them.

See you for a coffee! It is, if we might say, the best coffee on campus, and that alone makes these open doors events worth a visit.

More information

Jason Selvarajan, Space 21 coordinator
jason.selvarajan@aalto.fi
+358 50 570 8552

Maria Uusitalo, Radical Creativity trainee
maria.uusitalo@aalto.fi
+358 50 302 4253

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