The Art

ofHosting

Ash, founder of tiat

Inside tiat, the San Francisco quaterly salons that grew into a gallery space focused on the intersection of art and technology.

Tyler, founder of The Dinner Table Club

Tyler breaks down his journey building The Dinner Table Club from his home to 5 cities across the USA and the art of hosting a dinner party.

Monique, founder of let me know club

With no savings, no venue, and no arts background, Monique built a community where adults make friends through craft clubs, and she’s hosted over 100 events to prove it works.

Emily, the gal who runs Big Brain

Why every Big Brain lecture sells out, and how Emily turned the dusty academic format into a night out adults in San Francisco actually want to go to.

Michelle, program lead of Stripe Startups and SF events curator

The ABC of hosting events through the eyes of Michelle, who has sourced thousands of event pages for SF tech ecosystem and runs Stripe Startups.

Savannah, founder of Moss

The making of Moss, a third space in West LA that holds a whole community across coworking, wellness, and events.

Millie, founder of She Runs

What started as a run club to make friends became one of Sydney’s fastest-growing women’s communities, with nearly 400 events, sell-out specials, and brand partnerships funding it all.

Shirley, founder of World Cafe CAT

Shirley breaks down her facilitation method for hosting World Cafe CAT and the art of designing questions that help strangers open up to each other.

Elliott, founder of Warsaw Creative Club

In less than a year, Elliott went from a 16-person meetup to running Warsaw Creative Club full-time, and building the international creative community Warsaw was missing.