Technology
RSVP for Mashable House and Mash Bash
Are you ready, Austin? But like really ready? Mashable returns to SXSW this year, marking more than a decade of epic activations.
From March 13-15, we’ll be hosting a three-day immersive experience at our Mashable House, and we’ll be closing the weekend Sunday night with our legendary MashBash.
RSVP and show up early to the Mash Bash, party people.
Both events are free — just RSVP and join us for an awesome time.
This year, we’ve designed the weekend around one key theme: sustainability. You’ll get an exciting look at the future of sustainable living when you explore the interactive Mashable House, your second home in Austin.
Then, on Saturday from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. CST, we’ll host a series of compelling panels to kickstart ongoing conversations on this essential topic.
Of course it wouldn’t be a Mashable weekend in Austin without our signature celebration, the MashBash. On Sunday, March 15, from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. CST, the Mashable House will be the weekend’s can’t-miss destination. As the ultimate finale of the weekend, the MashBash features live music entertainment, interactive experiences, and a private parlor for VIPs.
We’re throwing the party of the decade with our eyes on sustainability.
We only have one Earth, so let’s Fave the Planet together. See you there!
Image: mashable composite
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