Guests underneath the Hinge-inspired art installation by local artist Victoria Greising. Photograph by Andrew Propp.
Thursday night Hinge celebrated the launch of its new app with a party at the
1776 Campus. With more than 1,900 RSVPs on the event’s Facebook page, this tech startup
launch party was one you didn’t want to miss. The rager included an open bar featuring
specialty cocktails from Tito’s vodka, Catoctin Creek whiskey, and Green Hat gin, plus
beer, wine, and bubbly; complimentary snacks from PopChips; and beats from deejays
Ricky Schramm and Viceroy. Hinge is a dating app that lets you rate friends of friends
and connect when there’s mutual attraction.
Hinge Launch Party (Photos)
Guests celebrated the roll-out of the dating app at 1776 Campus.
Thursday night Hinge celebrated the launch of its new app with a party at the
1776 Campus. With more than 1,900 RSVPs on the event’s Facebook page, this tech startup
launch party was one you didn’t want to miss. The rager included an open bar featuring
specialty cocktails from Tito’s vodka, Catoctin Creek whiskey, and Green Hat gin, plus
beer, wine, and bubbly; complimentary snacks from PopChips; and beats from deejays
Ricky Schramm and Viceroy. Hinge is a dating app that lets you rate friends of friends
and connect when there’s mutual attraction.
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