August 17th, 2010 | HIVEr | No Comments »
San Diego’s first ever electronic music and technology conference! Yes, this is indeed, a conference, but a conference that is all about collaboration with the new — new technology, new beats, new musicians, new people, new ideas. theHIVE will be repping strong with Hivers, Home Ec, ubroadcast, The Mixster, and the Executive Director of it all (drum roll/dubstep dj remix please…) Roland Ligtenberg. As those unforgettable and simply perfect lyrics tell us, “come together, right now…” Get your tickets and find out more here. September 16th and 17th, the evolution begins.
August 13th, 2010 | HIVEr | No Comments »
Grab some dinner at El Take It Easy, and 25% of your bill will go to help the Muscular Dystrophy Association. C’mon Hivers, let’s be active and help these kids have a better life! Isn’t it great to see collaboration in the community? Don’t miss it, Wednesday, August, 18th. RSVP here.
August 10th, 2010 | HIVEr | No Comments »
Hivers, looking for a colorful and fresh graphic designer? Take a peak at the office of co-Hiver Josh Boston, a new talented designer. New website here.
August 5th, 2010 | HIVEr | No Comments »
On Tuesday, Hiver’s joined forces in the parking lot beside HIVE241 for Ignite2. Check out more photos from this event here: Ignite2. We look forward to the next Ignite event! Thanks all.
August 5th, 2010 | HIVEr | No Comments »
Hey there Hivers. Been a little stressed lately? Want some peace of mind, and body love? Grab your yoga mats and come get zenned out, tonight! Head on up to the rooftop of the W Hotel for a FREE, all-levels vinyassa flow class with Jeanie Carlstead, a renown yoga instructor of La Jolla Yoga Center, tonight at 6:00pm. You’re in for a good yoga workout, followed by a glass of wine, appetizers and a music set by DJ Tone Capone. Yoga, wine, and music, on the rooftop of the W — sounds pretty perfect to me.
August 5th, 2010 | HIVEr | No Comments »
Ain’t it sweet when the weather is nice? It can even be sweet while making your trip to work! Biking is the smart way to get around, is good for you and your bod, allows you to enjoy these clear, blue skies, AND, all the Hiver’s are doing it! theHIVE has a gang of bikes lined up inside it’s quarters this morning. Happy to see our workers rolling in on two-wheels.
August 5th, 2010 | HIVEr | No Comments »
LandmarkEvents keeps it rolling with a new nest in theHIVE. From inside theHIVE, we’re shouting out a sweet little gather for the release of the new urbanist guide, linked with LandmakrEvents. Today, August 5th from 7:30 – 10 pm, 789 6th Ave. rsvp to party@urbanistguide.com
July 30th, 2010 | HIVEr | No Comments »
Sezio, a good friend of theHIVE, Set & Drift, and Turista Libre will gather this weekend to cycle and soar through the city streets stopping to check out the urban art installations that adorn Tijuego (Tijuana + San Diego). Hop on your bikes and come join the crew. You’ve got two awe-inspiring routes to choose from. Option 1: TJ Ride // Saturday, July 31st // 1:00 pm, meet at the gates on the South side of the pedestrian border crossing in Colonia Federal // After-party at Pop Diner starting at 4 pm. Option 2: SD Ride // Sunday, August 1 // 11:00 am // Meet at Urban Outfitters, Hillcrest by the Obey mural // The ride will finish at MCASD Downtown at 2 pm // After-party at Super El Camino in Little Italy at 4 pm. What better way to spend your Saturday and Sundays, cruising through a cultural art explosion?
July 29th, 2010 | HIVEr | No Comments »
From inside theHIVE, Locurious is linking Hivers to the streets of San Diego. Show Chris your awesome Locurious application at Babycakes between 6 pm and midnight today and tomorrow, and you’ll be treated with a free dessert cocktail fuzed with absolute sweetness.
July 27th, 2010 | HIVEr | No Comments »
Jason and I had a little fun after a photography shoot and decided to snap some photos of Sheperd Fairey’s awesome street art on University and 5th. Art and a Hiver become one. I spy with my little eyes Hiver,_____. Can you guess the Hiver? If you like what you see above, you can learn more about art in the urban environment at the Museum of Contemporary Art’s downtown exhibit, “Viva La Revolucion: A dialogue with the Urban Landscape.”
