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This is a gathering for lovers of any retro microcomputers, especially those fond of the BBC Micro, Acorn Electron, Atom, and Archimedes/RISC OS machines. This event is aimed at bringing together a community of like-minded individuals in a comfortable and modern setting – the Falkirk Business Hub, in central Falkirk, Scotland.
Thursday 28th March 2024 7:00PM running until 10:00PM
🕹 Event Features:
This is an informal gathering for…
All Are Welcome:
While the event tends to be Acorn-centric, we could welcome enthusiasts of other retro machines as well.
Date & Time:
Thursday 28th March 2024 7:00PM running until 10:00PM
🔎 March 2024 Special Focus : Rare Machines
Bring in a machine that you consider is the rarest in your collection, or alternatively at the event talk about a particular rare retro machine you’ve got your sites on.
I’ll be bringing along a ZX Spectrum 128K toastrack and have it up and running demonstrating a digital tape loader.
Discover and Share: Beyond the joy of showcasing your own rare equipment, you’ll have the chance to see and learn about others’ unique items. It’s a fantastic opportunity to deepen your knowledge and appreciation for the rich history of Acorn computing and other retro makes.
Connect and Converse: Our event is the perfect ground for meeting like-minded enthusiasts. Whether you’re a veteran collector, a hobbyist, or someone curious about the evolution of computers, you’ll find friendly faces eager to share stories, insights, and a few laughs.
Inspire and Get Inspired: Witnessing the passion behind preserving and celebrating these machines can be incredibly inspiring. You might just leave with new ideas, a wish list of tech to seek out, or even the beginnings of a new project.
Location: Falkirk Business Hub
45 Vicar St, Falkirk FK1 1LL
Nearest car park (opposite building) : weir street
Access : use the side door on Vicar Street. This also has disabled access.
https://falkirkbusinesshub.co.uk/ – a contemporary venue centrally located, just a 2-minute walk from Grahamston Train Station and with seamless access to the M9 motorway between Stirling and Edinburgh. Numerous bars and restaurants are nearby for post-event socializing.
There is a car park next to the building which is free in the evenings.
Building includes disabled access and lifts.