I noticed that our open coffee is not listed on the main OPEN COFFEE website. 

http://www.opencoffeeclub.org/ 

Getting listed would only widen the circle and give potential attendees a good reference to the purpose.

There were about 8 people, many first/second time visitors. There was no format and very loose. The leader/organizer (VC guy) was not there. I only spoke with half the people, but most were startups. Some were just out of college, others were professionals with an idea all the way to up&running with small client base. 

Overall it was interesting to have a very open format to talk, listed, get//give feedback. I did find a good potential developer groups and 2 leads for potential business partnerships (reseller type).

The value seems to come from the ebb/flow of new faces and ideas. Being able to make new connections and have a easy point of entry.

Given the events that already exist in Prov and the relatively small/close community, I'm not sure of the value add and longterm viabilaty for a opencoffee in Prov.

On the flip side - why not. Give it a try and see how it goes. Everything is what we make of it and we seem to be making cool things lately :)