Remote Workers of El Paso

🎉 Hey Remote Workers of El Paso! 🌟
Let’s take a break from our screens and soak up some summer fun! 🛶☀

When: Sunday, July 6th at 8:30 AM
What: A relaxing ~3 mile float down the river!

Start: 300 W Borderland (Public parking lot by the river)
End: 900 Country Club Road (El Arrigado Animal Clinic parking lot—closed Sundays)

This is a downriver trip. We will leave one or more cars in each spot, then all start at the Borderland inlet. When we finish, we’ll pack up into some of the cars we left downstream, and head back to the start where others left their cars.

✨ What to bring:
- Sunscreen 🧴
- ⁠A hat 🧢
- ⁠Beverages of your choice (stay hydrated!) 🥤
- ⁠An inflatable tube (we will have a few extras)
- ⁠Anything else you’ll need to stay comfy and protected in the sun!
🚨 Important: This is a water activity, so please make sure you feel confident around water before joining in. Safety first! 💦

Come for the adventure, stay for the good vibes. Let’s make a splash together!

El Paso, Texas is rapidly emerging as a hub for over 30,000 remote workers, drawn by its affordable living costs, rich cultural scene, and burgeoning tech opportunities. However, despite this growth, studies show that 47% of remote workers grapple with feelings of isolation and loneliness. We’re on a mission to combat that and provide remote workers with the option to create genuine connections from 9-5.

Every other Friday from 12pm-4pm, we break free from the confines of our home offices and gather at coffee shops and coworking spaces around the city to simulate the antiquated in-person working experience, water cooler talk and all.

Whether you’re looking to build your network, make new friends, or increase your productivity, we hope you can join us for an afternoon with your new “coworkers”. Bring your laptops!

El Paso, Texas is rapidly emerging as a hub for over 30,000 remote workers, drawn by its affordable living costs, rich cultural scene, and burgeoning tech opportunities. However, despite this growth, studies show that 47% of remote workers grapple with feelings of isolation and loneliness. We’re on a mission to combat that and provide remote workers with the option to create genuine connections from 9-5.

Every other Friday from 12pm-4pm, we break free from the confines of our home offices and gather at coffee shops and coworking spaces around the city to simulate the antiquated in-person working experience, water cooler talk and all.

Whether you’re looking to build your network, make new friends, or increase your productivity, we hope you can join us for an afternoon with your new “coworkers”. Bring your laptops!

El Paso, Texas is rapidly emerging as a hub for over 30,000 remote workers, drawn by its affordable living costs, rich cultural scene, and burgeoning tech opportunities. However, despite this growth, studies show that 47% of remote workers grapple with feelings of isolation and loneliness. We’re on a mission to combat that and provide remote workers with the option to create genuine connections from 9-5.

Every other Friday from 12pm-4pm, we break free from the confines of our home offices and gather at coffee shops and coworking spaces around the city to simulate the antiquated in-person working experience, water cooler talk and all.

Whether you’re looking to build your network, make new friends, or increase your productivity, we hope you can join us for an afternoon with your new “coworkers”. Bring your laptops!