Explore Creative Event Planning: From Fast Fashion to Craft Nights

Explore Creative Event Planning: From Fast Fashion to Craft NightsExplore Creative Event Planning: From Fast Fashion to Craft Nights

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Ashlyn Jackson

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• May 6

Events, events, events, and even more events! Towards the end of last year, I had the pleasure of working with Back Market's brick-and-mortar location in New York—a truly dynamic space for creative collaboration. From the Fast Fashion and Fast Tech talks to the memorable craft nights hosted by Anna Molinari, each event presented unique challenges and opportunities.

Check it out

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Hanna Honcharenko

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• May 28

Hey, new here, but not new to design 👋 10 years in, obsessed with SaaS, and ready to meet the Contra community.

Let's connect! :)

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Munzir Kareem

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• 1d

welcome to the contra!

Anita Autorino

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• May 27

People (including me) say working with friends is risky.

But lately I’ve been learning that with clear communication, respect, and boundaries, it can actually become some of the most rewarding work. 😌

Turns out trust is a pretty great starting point for collaboration.

Have you ever mixed personal relationships and work successfully?

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Pradyumn Vaishnav

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• 1d

Honestly I think working with friends only becomes risky when communication gets avoided because of the friendship itself. Clear expectations, boundaries, and mutual respect change everything.

Some of the best collaborations happen when trust already exists before the work even starts.

Rachel Cohen

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• May 27

I’m bored of seeing trendy cookie-cutter work, AI futurism, and linkedin-voice hyper-corporate slop posts that make me want to pull out my hair. I need to reset my algorithm. I want to see the weird, cool, funky, personal work. I want to connect with the artists, creatives, and small business owners who believe that the creative act is inherently, fundamentally, human. I want to get to know the designers and developers collaborating with local mom & pops, artists residencies, and creative entrepreneurs. I want to get in touch with the eccentric solopreneurs, the creative cooperative members, the people devoted to hand-made and human-made work and a solar-punk future. If you’re out there, say hi :) I'd love to see what you're working on.

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