CreativeMornings is a free, monthly breakfast lecture series for creative types.
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CreativeMornings was born out of a simple desire for an ongoing, accessible, free event for New York’s creative community. What started as a meet-up in Tina’s studio, has since grown to a sixty chapter global organization with chapters ranging from Ottawa to Oslo. Now at five years, we want to take a moment and thank all of you for being a part of this.
Here in New York, we’re celebrating by throwing a super special birthday bash and inviting back some past speakers to offer up the advice they wish they received when they first graduated. The night’s lineup features Liz Danzico, Maria Popova, Allan Chochinov, Jessi Arrington, Jason Santa Maria, Kelli Anderson, and a few other surprises! Watch for recorded shorts from these speakers on CreativeMornings.com and celebrations in cities near you.
What does the future hold? We want to hear from you! Reply to this post to let us know what you think we should do next.
What do the next five years look like for CreativeMornings?
Gut or Logic?
This was one of several questions we asked at the New York Chapter to spark conversations amongst strangers for our Connect-theme event.
In honor of June’s month themed around food, we wanted to create a list of recipes that draws upon our diverse global audience. Feel free to include photos of your delicious cuisine of choice.
What’s your best or favorite recipe? Share it here!
This month’s theme is “backwards”! To celebrate, we’re trying to turn creativity on its head by doing something unconventional and breaking up our every day routines. How will you think backwards? What do you do to break the monotony or get out of a rut?
..And what have you spent not enough money on in your life?
A throwback to our February month all about money, our Portland speakers posed this question to the folks of Back Fence PDX who had some great answers and stories to share. Watch their talks here.
What about you? What have you spent too much money on or not enough in your life?
Share either an image or description of your favorite project—either yours or someone else's—that repurposes what would otherwise be waste to give it a new life!
