Creative Lunch Club

Become a Creative Lunch Club host

You know a great place to eat, and you like bringing people together. That is all a Creative Lunch Club host needs.

Pick the place and the date, and we will fill the table with creatives from your city.

Apply to host
Three people smiling at a wooden table in a lush indoor plant setting during a Creative Lunch Club meetup in Melbourne.

What a host does

You choose where and when. A restaurant you love, your studio, your own kitchen, or a park for a picnic.

On the day, you welcome people as they arrive and get the conversation going. That is really all it takes.

We do the rest: we announce your meetup to our members, handle the bookings, send the reminders and give you the guest list before the day.

Group of creative professionals dining outdoors at a Berlin restaurant with neon signage and autumn foliage visible.
I've met so many wonderful people this year trough Creative Lunch Club. It's been a great way to meet people in different industries and has been way more personal and fun than networking events.
Erin Prysiazny

Motion Designer, Toronto

Why host

You get to know the creatives in your city, with a new table every time.

You are the person who brought them together, and people remember that.

Your host profile appears on the page of every meetup you put on, with your photo, a few lines about your work and your links.

Three people smiling at an outdoor dining table in a lush garden setting under a red umbrella in Portland.

Many ways to host

Creatives take a group to a restaurant they love.

Studios, galleries and coworking spaces welcome members into their own place.

Private chefs and hobby chefs cook for a table of guests.

Conferences, festivals, brands and communities do something together with us.

Creative professionals networking at a Helsinki lunch meetup, seated at a long white-clothed table with salads, green bottles, and pink tulips.
When I found about the Creative Lunch Club I immediately thought I had to join. I live for design communities but so rarely we get opportunities to have these small group gatherings, so lunch feels like the ideal excuse to meet other creatives. Had the first one the other day and yep, it was a great experience and can't wait for the next.
Bruno Figueiredo

Brand Designer, Creative Technologist & Community Builder, Lisbon

How it works

1. Apply. It takes about two minutes.

2. We read every application ourselves and get back to you, usually within a few days.

3. Once you are approved, you create your first meetup in the member area.

4. Our members hear about it and book their seats.

Already a member? You can create a meetup from your member area straight away, no application needed.

Three smiling people dining together at a Creative Lunch Club meetup in Chicago, with plated food and drinks on a green table.

Ready to host?

Tell us a little about yourself and what you have in mind. We would love to hear from you.

Apply to host
Three women smiling at a table during a Creative Lunch Club meetup in Barcelona, with outdoor seating and green interior visible.