A workshop lives or dies on the room and the roster. In San Francisco you want a space that fits a working group comfortably, with tables, power, and a screen. Set up a free event page to cap the seats and collect who is coming, then focus on the material.
San Francisco works well for a hands-on workshop: its tech community and compact, walkable neighborhoods. Intimate, well-lit rooms in SoMa suit small-group work better than a cavernous hall, and you are rarely far from the tools, cafes, and transport a half-day session needs.
RealEvents tracks all registrations in real-time through your manage link. While we do not enforce a hard cap, you can monitor sign-ups and close registration by sharing the link only with your target audience once you reach capacity.
Attendees provide their name and email address when they RSVP. This gives you everything you need to send reminders, share preparation materials, and follow up after the workshop with resources or feedback forms.
Yes. Simply create a separate event page for each workshop session. This keeps registrations organized per session and lets attendees sign up for the specific dates that work for them.