CreativeMornings VB speaker series

CreativeMornings VB speaker series

Date
Fri, May 21, 2027
8:30 AM to 10:00 AM

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CreativeMornings is the world’s largest face-to-face creative community. Find your people. Every month, we gather in 238 cities across 69 countries, for free. CreativeMornings VB is one of only two chapters in Virginia. Each month, more than 27,000 people worldwide attend CreativeMornings events and we hope you will come represent VB! To learn more about CreativeMornings Virginia Beach, please visit the CreativeMornings/Virginia Beach website: https://creativemornings.com/cities/VB Your CreativeMornings Virginia Beach Host Team is Kate Pittman of the ViBe Creative District nonprofit, Robert Fiveash of Brand Fuel, and Tessa Hall Duquette of The Garage creative studio. We wanted to bring this internationally renowned speaker series to Virginia Beach because our creative community has grown significantly in recent years– there are so many amazing individuals to learn about. Getting to know each other through a creative lens and new theme each month will no doubt be an exciting journey. See you on the 3rd Friday of every month at The Garage VB at 1703 Mediterranean Avenue, free parking across the street at Hearth. All events are free but require a ticket to reseat a seat. This program is offered in part by grants to the ViBe nonprofit from Virginia Commission for the Arts, NEA Arts, and the Virginia Beach Arts & Humanities Commission.

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