Event

AT's Holiday Workshop - NYC

Date
Saturday, December 6, 2025
Time
3:00 PM — 6:00 PM
Event Type
In person
Location
North America

Hosted by Endor Labs on Saturday,  December 6th in NYC.

Join us for an afternoon of festive fun and community connection at AT’s Holiday Workshop — a family-friendly celebration designed to bring the security community together for a festive day of joy, creativity, and togetherness.

Enjoy a cozy, hands-on holiday experience: kids can build their own custom stuffed animal at the animal factory, decorate a gingerbread house, or settle in at our holiday movie lounge with classic favorites. Meanwhile, adults can unwind over festive drinks and an elevated bites, creating space for genuine conversations and new connections.

This event is all about celebrating the season, families, and the incredible security community that makes it special.

Space is limited — RSVP to join the celebration!

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