It's finally here!

The 11th AUG in Aug

Join us as we celebrate 13 years of the St. Louis Atlassian Community with our 11th "AUG in Aug"

*Atlassian Community Events were formerly known as Atlassian User Groups

Urban Chestnut Brewing Company (UCBC), is once again the place to be! We'll have the same great room we had last year thanks to Atlassian, Sketch, and Service Rocket sponsorship (other partners are considering, stay tuned). We'll enjoy a dedicated bar with adjacent patio; perfect for connecting or reconnecting with other members.

This event brings the community together for an evening of zero friction, high-bandwidth conversation—completely fueled by free food and drinks. No pitch decks, no forced networking, just good people and great hangs.

Don't keep this to yourself! Share the invite with a coworker, a friend, or anyone you know who knows Atlassian. Folks in PMO, HR, Legal, Finance, Marketing and many other business areas use Atlassian. Let’s pack the room with a mix of users.

Be one of the first 20 registrants for a chance to win an ACE water bottle. Select the Water Bottle Raffle Entrant if available.

New this year we will also be getting matching funds from Atlassian to donate to a local cancer charity. Stay tuned.

PARKING NEWS YOU CAN USE.

• There is ample street parking close to UCBC’s front doors paid via a parking app.

• See below for free parking lots outlined in red.

LINKS TO THE PARKING LOTS - CONNECT WITH ONLINE NAVIGATION or use the above photo and below information to find them. Lots 2 and 3 are newly blacktopped and striped!

🚘 Parking Lot #1: https://w3w.co/meant.lamps.detail

(enter from alley off Taylor)

🚘 Parking Lot #2: https://w3w.co/flips.curvy.risen

(enter from alley off Taylor or from Oakland Ave - YES! It is approved for UCB patrons. ).

🚘 Parking Lot #3: https://w3w.co/united.album.feel

(enter from Manchester Rd - it’s at the freight doors/warehouse end of the building)

Curious whatw3w.co is?

‘What3Words’ is powered by an app that divides the globe into a grid of 10ft by 10ft squares, with each square assigned a unique, fixed three-word address. For use cases like ‘guide me to a particular parking lot’, it’s killer.