Zurich, Switzerland - ACX Spring Schelling 2026
This year's Spring ACX Meetup everywhere in Zurich. Location: Irchelpark, next to the bridge over the pond. - https://plus.codes/8FVC9GXW+723 Group Link: https://luma.com/acx-zurich We have an email list and a signal group to announce ~monthly meetups. Write an email to be added. All events are also listed on our Luma calendar. Contact: [email protected] Discuss
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