MacDayLA is:
- Things we need to learn, software & hardware presentations, and tips.
Active demos that actually teach. Not hours of slides. - Mealtime Table Topics — Expert-moderated discussions.
Buy your lunch, bring it to a table & join in. Bring up issues. Ask questions. Listen & learn.
We have several tables, each with an expert host. - Question & Answer — with experts & audience participation to provide solutions
- Visiting Vendors — A few select vendors demonstrating & selling onsite.
(Please understand this is not a expo. We produce the MacGathering™ for that.) - Apple/Mac-related news discussion — Hear about the latest in the Apple world.
- Networking opportunities — all day!
- MacMixer™ — An Evening of Networking & Socializing.
Film-makers can meet music people, business folks & programmers can meet graphic designers, hook up with a tech person, and so on. Where else can you all come together like this. - Prizes! — Chances to win terrific products
You shouldn't miss a MacDayLA because...
MacDayLA™ is the only event of its kind in Southern California.
the energy, excitement and new information will make your day.
people have been asking for a large Mac meeting like this for years.
there is so much great software and hardware to discover for the Mac.
you can have one-on-one conversations with the people behind the products, vendors, etc. and provide real feedback about products or features you would like to see.
the knowledge you gain will make you the envy of all your friends.
you can get recommendations and insights about products that interest you.
the tips you learn will facilitate projects, save time, and help advance your career.
you are not confined to a presentation hall - you are welcome to quietly exit the rooms at will or during our frequent breaks
it is a win-win situation — simultaneously a great value for attendees and rewarding for our vendors.
we'll use any excuse to have a party.
there is something for just about everyone.
you could win a valuable prize.
for this low price you can't afford not to go.
This page was last updated 6/24/08.