Hit publish,
then come hang.
A no-pitch meetup for Seattle YouTubers. The last Tuesday of the month we trade thumbnails, retention tricks, and gear we regret buying — over a drink on the Hill.
No pitches, just people who hit publish
It started as four creators and a corner table. Now it's the easiest night on the Hill to find your people.
No membership, no fee, no slide deck trying to sell you a course. RSVP on Luma and walk in.
Same neighborhood, rotating bars and rooms within a few blocks of Cal Anderson. Always a Tuesday.
Retention curves, gear you regret, the algorithm rumor of the week. People who actually hit publish.
First video or full-time channel, you belong here. First-timers get walked in and introduced.
Who you'll meet
A few of the channels you'll bump into at the next hang. Tap a card to go subscribe.
The next hang
Questions, answered
Do I need a certain number of subscribers?
Nope. We’ve had people with their first upload sitting next to channels north of a million. The only requirement is that you make things and want to talk shop.
Is it really free?
Yes. RSVP is free. We pass a hat for the venue some nights — totally optional and only when the venue is expensive.
What if I don't know anyone?
Then you’re in good company — half the room felt that way their first time. Find Grayson (@EngineerArtistDev) at the door and you’ll get walked in and introduced.
But I do TikTok
YouTube was the OG video platform. TikTokers are totally welcome to come hang out too. We love both short and long form videos.
What kind of channels show up?
All over the map: gaming, food, DIY, music gear, booktube, fitness, film. The mix is the point. You learn the most from someone in a totally different niche.
Can I bring a friend?
Please do, as long as they make things too. This is a creators’ room, not a networking floor. Bring the friend who also stays up editing.
How do I RSVP?
Every hang runs through Luma — tap any RSVP button and you’ll land on the event page. Spots are capped by the room, so grab yours early.
Still curious? Message @EngineerArtistDev — that's Sam, your host.
