The Digital
Social Club

Where digital people actually connect

North Wales finally gets a proper digital night out

Liverpool has one. Manchester has one. Now North Wales has its own. An evening event series for the people behind the screens. Designers, marketers, developers, creators, strategists. One quality talk, open networking, and absolutely no lanyard energy.

Digital Social Club is a regular, informal evening for anyone working in digital across North Wales and the borders. A short talk to kick things off, then the rest of the night is yours: good venue, good conversation, no agenda. Volume 01 is free.

Volume 01 / Only 30 Spaces

Thursday 3rd April. The Bank, High Street, Wrexham. From 6:30pm.

Just 30 spaces for the first event. Get your free ticket on Eventbrite before they go.

Save My Spot →

North Wales needed a room where digital people could meet properly. So we made one.

Digital Social Club exists because the people doing digital work across North Wales and the borders deserve a regular, low-pressure way to connect. Web designers, digital marketers, brand strategists, videographers, developers, e-commerce specialists, AI consultants, social media managers, UX researchers, copywriters: they are all here, working on interesting things, often without knowing each other.

The bigger cities have had thriving digital meetups for years. This corner of the world has not. Digital Social Club changes that: a real evening event, in a real venue, for the people building and shaping the local digital economy.

Each event opens with a single talk. Not a TED talk, not a sales pitch, not a forty-slide slog. Something you will actually think about afterwards. Then open conversation until closing time.

Our mission is simple: build a visible, connected digital community that raises the bar for everyone in it, including the local businesses who need us.

Hundreds of businesses across the area spend their digital budget outside it. Agencies in London. Freelancers they have never met. Not because the talent here is lacking, but because it is invisible. When a web designer in Mold meets a video producer from Chester and a branding consultant in Flintshire, the work stays local and the money circulates where it should. These connections need a room, a reason, and a regular rhythm. That is what this is.

From Volume 02, a £5 ticket gets you in and all of it goes to a local children's charity. There is no membership tier, no hidden fee, no VIP list. Show up, enjoy yourself, leave whenever you like. Whether you are five minutes down the road or driving in from Deeside, Chester, or the coast, there is a seat with your name on it.

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Why it is worth your evening

1

One talk worth showing up for

Short, focused, from a practitioner not a pundit. No panel fatigue. No filler. Just something that makes the drive worthwhile.

2

Conversation, not networking

Nobody will ask for your elevator pitch. The atmosphere is a bar on a good night, not a conference breakout room.

3

Make local talent visible

The skills are here. The problem is nobody can see them. Digital Social Club puts the area's talent in one room and gives local businesses a reason to stop looking elsewhere.

4

Everyone is welcome

Twenty years of experience or twenty minutes of curiosity. Agency, freelance, in-house, or just figuring it out. If your work touches digital, you belong here.

5

A rising tide lifts all boats

Referrals flow. Collaborations form. Knowledge gets shared. The stronger this community gets, the better it is for every person and every business in it.

6

£5 for a good cause

Volume 01 is free. After that, every penny from every ticket goes to a local children's charity. Five charities, one per event, on rotation. Your bar tab is your own.

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The Bank Bar and Bistro exterior with St Giles' Church The Bank interior - diners enjoying the atmosphere
The Bank Bar and Bistro corner exterior The Bank interior - seating area with arched windows The Bank interior - bar and cocktail menu The Bank interior - tables and hanging greenery
The Bank Bar & Bistro
43 High Street, Wrexham LL13 8HY
"One of the best places to eat and drink in Wrexham"
TripAdvisor / No. 1 rated restaurant in Wrexham

Volume 01 takes place at The Bank Bar and Bistro on Wrexham's High Street. Housed in a former TSB building, it has been a family-run fixture of the town since 2009 with an award-winning drinks list, locally sourced small plates, and an interior that strikes the right balance between polished and relaxed.

Comfortable seating, a fully stocked cocktail bar, and enough space for our group without feeling cavernous. Exactly the kind of venue Digital Social Club was made for.

Visit The Bank's website → Family-run since 2009

Public Notice

The Inaugural Gathering
Thursday 3rd April
Date
Thursday 3rd April 2026
Time
6:30pm to 10:00pm
Venue
The Bank Bar & Bistro
Address
43 High Street, Wrexham
The Evening
6:30
Doors Open

Arrive, grab a drink from the bar, settle in. The venue is ours for the evening.

7:00
Welcome & Introductions

A quick hello. Who we are, why we are here, and what to expect.

7:15
The Talk

One speaker, twenty minutes, on something worth your attention. Topic and speaker to be announced shortly.

7:45
Open Networking

The main event. Conversations happen naturally. No icebreakers. No name badges. Just a room full of interesting people and a well-stocked bar.

10:00
Close

Last orders and goodnight. Or carry on at one of Wrexham's other fine establishments.


FREE for the inaugural event

No ticket fee for Volume 01. From the second event, £5 per head, all to a local children's charity.
Save My Spot →
30 spaces only. Once full, the list closes.
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Five local charities. One per event. Every penny.

From Volume 02, every £5 ticket goes directly to one of five local children's charities on rotation. 30 spaces per event means £150 to a single charity every time. No overheads, no admin fees. Here they are.

Dynamic Centre
Children & Young People with Disabilities

Inclusive activities, after-school and weekend clubs, advocacy support and social groups for children and young people aged 8 to 25 with disabilities or additional needs.

dynamicwrexham.org.uk →
Home-Start Wrexham
Family Support Charity

Supporting families from pregnancy to age 12 with home-visiting volunteers, play groups, family activities and practical help. Running in Wrexham since 1991.

homestartwrexham.com →
Baby Basics Wrexham
Essential Baby Support

Volunteer-run project providing essential baby clothes, equipment and toiletries to families in financial hardship. Over 300 hampers delivered and counting.

baby-basics.org.uk →
Family Friends
Wrexham Family Support

Emotional and practical support for families with children from pre-natal to age 14, including advocacy, advice, wellbeing services and domestic abuse programmes.

family-friends.co.uk →
Wrexham Youth & Play Partnership
Play & Youth Services

Improving play and youth services across Wrexham through recreational activities, community play opportunities and support for children and young people.

cwvys.org.uk →

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