The Second Annual Ottawa International Game Conference (OIGC) will showcase the innovations and emerging trends in the Ottawa and Canadian gaming industry. This is a must-attend event for game developers, artists, students, industry recruiters, and the players who live, eat and breath everything game-related.

VENUE

@ Saint Brigid's Centre for the Arts

310 St Patrick St

Ottawa K1N 5K4

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DETAILS

May 29, 2013

19:00pm - 22:00pm

There’s a new and exciting project in town. “Soup Ottawa” is a micro-grant event that focuses on two things: food, and funding great community projects. We're looking for creative ideas that would benefit the community, and we want to give you a chance to share your idea with others.

Startup Weekend Ottawa is an intense 54-hour event where entrepreneurial individuals of all backgrounds (coders/designers/marketers) come together to collaborate with other like-minded people to build brand-new, working startups.

Each hack night, anyone who wants to lead a project can write their idea on the whiteboard, and spend 5-10 minutes describing what they want to work on. Anyone attending can join up with any of the leaders, and we'll break into 4-5 groups each working on a cool, interesting problem.

Each hack night, anyone who wants to lead a project can write their idea on the whiteboard, and spend 5-10 minutes describing what they want to work on. Anyone attending can join up with any of the leaders, and we'll break into 4-5 groups each working on a cool, interesting problem.

Each hack night, anyone who wants to lead a project can write their idea on the whiteboard, and spend 5-10 minutes describing what they want to work on. Anyone attending can join up with any of the leaders, and we'll break into 4-5 groups each working on a cool, interesting problem.

Each hack night, anyone who wants to lead a project can write their idea on the whiteboard, and spend 5-10 minutes describing what they want to work on. Anyone attending can join up with any of the leaders, and we'll break into 4-5 groups each working on a cool, interesting problem.

Each hack night, anyone who wants to lead a project can write their idea on the whiteboard, and spend 5-10 minutes describing what they want to work on. Anyone attending can join up with any of the leaders, and we'll break into 4-5 groups each working on a cool, interesting problem.

Each hack night, anyone who wants to lead a project can write their idea on the whiteboard, and spend 5-10 minutes describing what they want to work on. Anyone attending can join up with any of the leaders, and we'll break into 4-5 groups each working on a cool, interesting problem.