Presents · with Pathlabs
A fast, loud, slightly competitive night for the people who run, make, ship and sell the work. Drinks at 6, the game at 7 — come ready to defend your department.
Proud to bring San Francisco's indie agency community together — Pathlabs is mixed across every team, all night long.
The night indie agencies actually want
Indie agencies don't get enough nights like this.
On Thursday, July 16, San Francisco's indie agency community takes over Duncan Channon for the first Indie Agency Trivia Battle of 2026 — built around the people who run, make, ship and sell the work. Pathlabs team members are mixed across every team — no spectators, no panel pitch, no awkward roundtable. Just trivia, trash talk, and the kind of conversation that only happens when people aren't pretending to be at work.
This is the first of four cities in 2026. The rules of attendance are simple: bring yourself, bring a colleague, and come ready to defend the honor of your department.
Four teams, divided by role
Run of show
Hold your seat
Step 1 — tell us who you are so we can seat your team.
IAN members: enter your discount code at checkout — need one? Email aloha@indieagency.news. Seats are capped at 60, first come, first served.
Already a member? Enter your discount code at checkout. Need one — or want to join? Email aloha@indieagency.news.
Good to know
A live trivia night for San Francisco's indie agency community — four teams by role, three rounds, one champion. Drinks and snacks at 6, the game at 7.
Anyone at an independent agency — leadership, creative, strategy, operations, accounts, biz dev. Bring a colleague and defend your department.
Three rounds: a collaborative Pop Culture Huddle, a solo Industry Spotlight (you can buy a hint for a $20 donation), and a final Championship Showdown between the last two teams. Lowest team is eliminated after each of the first two rounds.
Grab your ticket via the button after you reserve. IAN members get 25% off — enter your code at checkout, or email aloha@indieagency.news for one.
Thursday, July 16, 2026, 6:00 PM, at Duncan Channon in San Francisco. Capacity is capped at 60.
See you in San Francisco.