What is Jelly?

Jelly Liverpool is a community of diversely skilled co-workers that meet-up in relaxed and friendly sponsor venues across Liverpool city-centre for a weekly co-working event.  We enjoy the company of like-minded people and thrive in an environment that fosters growth of all attendees.  Knowledge sharing and social chit-chat is encouraged – but it can also be a surprisingly good environment for deep focus work.

More than just a pop-up office! 

With Jelly Liverpool, you can escape your normal working environment, be that the spare room, rented desk-space or usual café and join what has become “The” co-working event. One that enables people to make new contacts in an informal way whilst still allowing them to work on their deadlines and maintain productivity.  You can pop in for an hour or two or come and work for the full day, there are no expectations.

Where did it start?

Jelly started in NYC in February of 2006 when room-mates Amit and Luke realized that they loved working from home, but they missed the creative brainstorming, sharing, and camaraderie of a traditional office.

So, they started inviting friends to come work from their home one day a week.  They soon found that working in close proximity to new and interesting people every fortnight resulted in new ideas and interesting conversations.  Emboldened by their early success, they made it a more regular thing.  Jelly was born.

While the original global Jelly wiki and UK directories have moved offline, Jelly Liverpool remains proudly active. The grassroots movement proved that remote workers crave community, effectively sparking the modern global coworking industry.

Today, we keep the original, pure spirit of casual, free popup coworking alive right here across Merseyside.

Where did it start?

Jelly started in NYC in February of 2006 when room-mates Amit and Luke realized that they loved working from home, but they missed the creative brainstorming, sharing, and camaraderie of a traditional office.

So, they started inviting friends to come work from their home one day a week.  They soon found that working in close proximity to new and interesting people every fortnight resulted in new ideas and interesting conversations.  Emboldened by their early success, they made it a more regular thing.  Jelly was born.

While the original global Jelly wiki and UK directories have moved offline, Jelly Liverpool remains proudly active. The grassroots movement proved that remote workers crave community, effectively sparking the modern global coworking industry.

Today, we keep the original, pure spirit of casual, free popup coworking alive right here across Merseyside.

Who organises Jelly Liverpool?

Neil Morrin

Neil is the driving force behind Defnet Media, providing digital support to charities and the creative industrites across the North West. As one of the founders of the Liverpool group, Neil may have been to more Jelly co-working events than anyone else on the planet.

Lydia Ferguson

Lydia is a content designer and writer. She works on making websites, services and information easier for people to understand and use, and writes about content design, language and the web at whatshesaid.digital.

When they aren’t organising Jelly Liverpool, Neil and Lydia also organise Ignite Liverpool (with the help of Dan, Adrian, Fin and a bunch of other wonderful people)

Need more convincing?

If you haven’t yet experienced Jelly Liverpool, perhaps it’s time to check it out.  Fed up with the isolation and clutter of the spare room?  Fed up with being distracted by the TV or the washing up?  Fed up with your delightful children?  …then Jelly Liverpool is for you.

No matter what you do or what you create, whether you’re a regular or completely new to Jelly or Liverpool you’re welcome to come to Jelly Liverpool and mingle with like-minded creative people.

Jelly Liverpool provides chairs, tables, wireless internet, somewhere to get a coffee, but more importantly interesting people to talk to, collaborate with, and bounce ideas off.  All of this and amazingly it’s all free!

Come one and join the ‘happening set’ in Liverpool for a day of co-working at the next event.

What do I need to bring?

Just your own laptop, or whatever you need to get your work done, a friendly disposition and a smile.

Who can come to Jelly?  Anyone!

We see a lot of developers and internet types, but there are also event planners, comms professionals, coaches and other professionals. Some would class themselves as entrepreneurs or freelancers, others are full-time employees who work remotely, or from an office most of the time and come to Jelly for fresh ideas and a change of pace.  We're always happy to see to those in the creative and digital industries across Merseyside, but anyone who works remotely or independently is made very welcome at Jelly.

It's surprising how often new visitors tell us they've come along to Jelly because a friend or colleague had enjoyed the experience.  So, a massive Thank You to all those that have spread the word over the years.

No matter what you do or what you create, you're welcome to come to Jelly and share your talent and learn from others.

When?

Jelly Liverpool takes place every Thursday, with occasional extra days as published on the Eventbrite Calendar.

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  • Jelly at Novotel (1st Thurs)
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  • Jelly at Does (2nd Thursday)
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  • Jelly at Science Park (3rd Thursday)
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  • Jelly at Brunswick Bean
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Where are we?

View a Google Map or follow the links to a What3Words location for each of our sponsor sites.

 

Coming to the next Jelly?

Register on Eventbrite or just turn up on the day

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