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Following the closure due to fire at Glasgow School of Art, earlier in the summer, the CCA and Electron Club reopened on the 20th October
The Electron Club is a voluntary run space where people interested in things like Free Open Source Software, DIY culture, circuit bending, hardware hacking, streaming, audio and video editing, green technologies, and amateur radio can meet, use equipment, and share and disseminate their skills and ideas.
We encourage an attitude towards technology, media and DIY production that recognises the relation of these to society and the environment. The Electron Club welcomes debate and the development of practices that question and explore existing and new ways of working and understanding these.
The space also provides a location that not-for-profit community and discussion groups can use at no charge for meetings and to develop projects.
If you any questions about the space, want to book it for your own use, or join one of our workshops, you can contact us here.
All are welcome.
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Upcoming Events
Below is a list of events scheduled within the next 30 days. Certain events have their own listing in the events section. The information is taken from our calendar, and is also available as an rss feed. More information about regular groups can be found within the groups section of the site.
| Event_Date | Event Name | Description | Link | Booking Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 15/12/2018 @ 13:00 | synth DIY & music tech | soldering, discussing, and designing informal sound machines around synth DIY & music technology paths | Click here | Confirmed |
| 16/12/2018 @ 13:00 | Synth workshop | Synth workshop, booking required https://forum.gmsn.co.uk/t/audio-visual-tech-jumble-sale-synth-building-and-live-music-16th-dec-2018/1023 | Click here | Confirmed |
| 17/12/2018 @ 18:00 | alt.electron | a quiet place to work on your electronic related and geeky projects | Click here | Confirmed |
| 17/12/2018 @ 21:30 | Building closed | Building closing early | Click here | Confirmed |
| 18/12/2018 @ 19:00 | Glasgow Makers and Hardware Hackers | A monthly meet up for makers and hardware hackers in Glasgow. For anyone with an interest in making or hardware hacking regardless of level, beginner to expert. | Click here | Confirmed |
| 19/12/2018 @ 17:30 | Amateur Radio | A group for people learning to build radio equipment or other electronic projects and help those studying for their Amateur Radio Licenses. The group is run by members of the West of Scotland Amateur Radio Society (WoSARS). https://wosars.org.uk/ http://www.electronclub.org/doku.php?id=groups:solder | Click here | Confirmed |
| 22/12/2018 @ 13:00 | synth DIY & music tech | soldering, discussing, and designing informal sound machines around synth DIY & music technology paths | Click here | Confirmed |
| 05/01/2019 @ 13:00 | synth DIY & music tech | soldering, discussing, and designing informal sound machines around synth DIY & music technology paths | Click here | Confirmed |
| 07/01/2019 @ 18:00 | alt.electron | a quiet place to work on your electronic related and geeky projects | Click here | Confirmed |
| 09/01/2019 @ 17:30 | Amateur Radio | A group for people learning to build radio equipment or other electronic projects and help those studying for their Amateur Radio Licenses. The group is run by members of the West of Scotland Amateur Radio Society (WoSARS). https://wosars.org.uk/ http://www.electronclub.org/doku.php?id=groups:solder | Click here | Confirmed |
Where to find us
The Electron Club is based in the Centre for Contemporary Arts:
CCA,
350 Sauchiehall Street
Glasgow
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See the CCA website for opening hours or check the calendar for Electron club related meeting/event times.
Who we are
Lots of different people are involved in the Electron Club. You can get involved as an individual or as part of a group. One of our main features over the years is in providing a free space for not-for-profit and voluntary groups involved in areas related to DIY technology, community media and environmental activities to meet and develop work.
There are a number of groups who meet on a regular basis and others who meet on a more occasional basis or for specific projects. See the groups section for more information.
Individuals are also welcome to join and use the facilities for their own projects, and many of our current members are just such people pursuing their own projects and hobbies.
What is Free Open Source Software, etc?
To learn more about that these things are have a look at some of the articles in our online library or come along to an event or project and see for yourself.
You can also listen to this audio interview made by Electron Club member Bob speaking to Simon and Ben:
