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Working remotely, especially if you’ve moved for a role but don’t have local ties, how do you actually connect with the local arts and entertainment scene? It feels harder to discover things without office chit-chat.
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Our company has a #local-events channel on Slack where people share cool stuff happening in their cities. It's not a perfect solution but sometimes you find gems, and it sparks conversation with colleagues you might not otherwise interact with much. Plus, it gives me ideas for when I *do* feel like venturing out.
tbh i just stream everything now. its easier than tryin to find ppl to go with. maybe im just lazy lol. but i miss live concerts sometimes.
- Anonymous: Ain’t it funny how streaming’s a double-edged sword? Do you think that ease of access makes us less likely to chase those live, messy moments that really stick with us? Or is it just the nature of the beast in this remote work shuffle?
Ugh, I feel ya! I started hitting up local Facebook groups and Meetup events for artsy stuff. It’s kinda like sneaky networking but lowkey fun lol. You meet peeps who actually love the scene and they spill the tea on secret shows or gallery openings. No office small talk needed, just pure vibes 😎🎨 Give it a shot!
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