Jul 31
Level 1Explorers Eatery
Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 10 a.m.
Included with General Admission
RSVP with CreativeMornings
Photo Credit: National Geographic Society
Event Details
CreativeMornings is a free monthly talk about our creative community, for our creative community. Every month over 200+ CreativeMornings chapters around the globe gather around the same theme to build community and find inspiration.
Join us for coffee and connection at the Museum of Exploration in Washington, D.C.
This Month’s Theme
The CreativeMornings theme for July is “Competition.” Join us as XXX Explorer speaks about their connection to this theme and tells stories about how competition has shaped their work in the field.
About CreativeMornings
As the world’s largest creative community, CreativeMornings hosts events in cities around the world and online via Virtual FieldTrips to enjoy creative inspiration and meaningful connections.
What To Expect
Where: The Courtyard, National Geographic Museum of Exploration, Washington, D.C.When: 8:30 a.m. to 10 a.m.
Features: Coffee and connection | Creativity and inspiration | Community and culture
Plan Your Visit
There’s so much to discover at the Museum of Exploration. From signature exhibitions to our global food hall, Explorers Eatery, explore what’s waiting for you at the MOE to plan your perfect visit.
Creative Mornings FAQs
View all FAQsWe believe that everyone is creative. All are welcome to join in on the fun for this free monthly talk that will cover a variety of topics.
Yes, the Explorers Eatery team will have a variety of coffee and tea at a self-service station for you to enjoy during the experience.
Yes, if you are interested in learning more about CreativeMornings and joining the local D.C. chapter, you can click the link here to explore.
RSVPs are requested, but not required. Walk up attendance is welcome for this event.
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