Established for over a decade and one of the most active meetings in the U.S., L.A. 2600 meets on the first Friday of each month in Downtown's Union Station starting at 5pm. We can be found in the area of the payphones just inside the main entrance between Union Bagel and the Traxx Bar.

Around 7pm, we head over to the back room in Philippe's Deli (approximately a block-and- a-half away) where talks on different subjects are given starting at 8.30p.m. We're there until closing time (10pm), at which point we move to the Denny's on Ramirez and take over their back room. We're usually there until at least 1am, so be prepared for a late night if you ride on over there.

If you're new to the meet, don't panic if it looks like there's nobody else at Union Station. Most of us work outside of the Downtown area and with Friday traffic can't always be there at five, or even by seven. If this is the case, head over to Philippe's and folks will generally be rolling in by eight at the latest. Just sit tight and people will arrive.

2600 meetings are open to anyone with an interest in technology: our attendees come from a wide variety of backgrounds, and all are welcome. However, we do ask that if you are affiliated with the media or law enforcement that you make yourself known. An equal footing makes for a better relationship than initial misunderstanding.

Constructive comments, suggestions, and additions should be sent to questions {at} la2600 {dot} org