Mashable/Regator Mixer Atlanta: Venue Change and More Tickets

As many of you know–and I do mean MANY–Regator is working with our friends at Mashable to co-host the first-ever Mashable event in Atlanta on May 14. Tickets sold out fast. We were inundated via Twitter, email, Facebook, and phone with messages from people who hadn’t acted quickly enough and wanted to know how they could get tickets. Unfortunately, the PASTE magazine crew works out of a very hip, decidedly un-cavernous office space in Decatur rather than an enormous bunker or grand ballroom, so even though we hated hearing the stories of disappointment, we couldn’t even hook our besties up. Then we had a eureka moment: We’re gonna need a bigger boat! And fortunately for us, a bigger boat was indeed available.

We’re moving to a larger space and selling an additional 100 tickets. If you miss out on these, we are not moving it to the Georgia Dome, so don’t even ask. Just hurry and get yours now.

The event will now be held at The Trolley Barn in Inman Park (963 Edgewood Avenue), the beautifully restored 1800s trolley depot you see on the left. It is easily accessible from I75/85 Edgewood Avenue and Butler Street exits and just one block away from the Inman Park MARTA station. We hope you’ll join us for an even bigger evening of socializing and top-notch networking opportunities along with an open bar, music from DJ Preston Craig of kissatlanta.com, light hors d’oeuvres, and good times.

Our very special guests from Mashable are Editor-in-Chief Adam Ostrow, COO Adam Hirsch, Features Editor Sharon Feder, and East Coast Events Coordinator Bret Petersel. Also in attendance will be Regator’s three cofounders–Chris Turner, Kimberly Turner, and Scott Lockhart–as well as the best and brightest minds in the social media, tech, startup, blogging, media, and creative communities in Atlanta and across the Southeast.

Tickets are on sale now via Eventbrite. Hope to see you there!

None of this would be possible without our amazing sponsors. A big thank you to all these businesses, all of which are important to us not only because of their generous support for this event but because these are exactly the sort of creative, smart companies that are making Atlanta impossible to ignore on the national stage.

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