Ecosystem Space is where Texas space leaders gather to think ahead—and act faster.
A monthly collision of visionaries, disruptors, and builders shaping the next frontier.
Presented by:
Space Workforce Incubator for Texas (SWIFT)
Event description:
Join us on Thursday, Aug. 13 for the next Ecosystem Space mixer, taking place at STATION Austin (formerly Capital Factory), 16th Floor (ACL Room) from 6 – 8 p.m.
Ecosystem Space is where Austin’s space industry and the space-curious come together to turn inspiration into action – exploring new ideas, forging connections, and shaping what’s next. Whether you’re deeply embedded in the industry or just beginning to explore the possibilities, this is your invitation to be part of the future.
Hosted by the Space Workforce Incubator for Texas (SWIFT), Ecosystem Space takes place every second Thursday and brings together visionaries, builders, and collaborators driving the next era of the space economy.
We’re proud to continue building this growing community alongside our annual sponsors including STATION Austin, Juice Consulting and CREAN as well as our inkind partners Starbase Brewing and Still Austin Whiskey. We also appreciate our community partners in Ecosystem Space including the Space Force Association (SFA), Texas Space Alliance and New Space Hub.
Please note: While space is infinite, our capacity is not. So RSVP here early to snag your spot for July 9 (and recurring events each 2nd Thursday)! We can’t wait to see you there – where bold ideas take shape, and the future of space continues to unfold.
Ecosystem Space’s monthly sponsors are CREAN, STATION Austin, Juice Consulting, Starbase Brewing and Still Austin Whiskey. Our community partners are Space Force Association (SFA), Texas Space Alliance and New Space Hub. We are truly grateful to our monthly partners for their ongoing support.
Date:
Thursday, Aug. 13, 2026
6 – 8 p.m.
Location:
701 Brazos St
Austin, TX 78701
STATION Austin (formerly Capital Factory)
REGISTER HERE
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