Coffee Meetup for Creatives in Montreal
We're bringing together 4 creatives for a coffee meetup at Alfred Café Buvette Griffintown in Montreal. It's your chance to meet like-minded people, share ideas, have meaningful conversations, and maybe even make new friends. Join us and connect with other creatives.
Sat, 10 Oct 2026, 12:00
Alfred Café Buvette Griffintown, 300 Rue de la Montagne, Montréal, QC H3C 2B1
We'll be coworking for a couple hours afterwards. Bring your laptop and other tools if you'd like to join us!
Please note: You'll pay for your food and drinks at the restaurant.
Hosted by
I’m K-Short — a curious facilitator and creative community builder who believes some of the best ideas start with a good cup of coffee and a genuine and unfiltered conversation. I bring collaborative creatives together to share what they’re making, what inspires them, what they’re dreaming up next and how we can help each other move our missions forward.
Join us for this meetup and make new friends in the creative industries.
About Creative Lunch Club
Creative Lunch Club is a global community that brings creatives together for lunch.
Whether you are a graphic designer, a photographer, an artist, or a filmmaker, the Creative Lunch Club gives you the chance to regularly meet other creatives in your city for lunch.
Learn more about Creative Lunch Club
So lovely and energizing to connect with other designers, bonding over shared experiences, loves/qualms about our work, how to avoid creative burnout, what we're looking forward to, and so on. Looking forward to continuing to make these thoughtful connections and have meaningful conversations.
Brand & Graphic Designer, Toronto
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.
Motion Designer, Toronto
As someone who can be pretty introverted, Creative Lunch Club has been a really nice push to meet people outside my usual circles. I’ve loved hearing how other creatives found their way into what they do—the pivots, side projects, unexpected career paths and everything in between. The conversations always go beyond “what do you do?” and I leave feeling energized, with a new perspective, a recommendation or two, and someone I’m genuinely glad I met.
Art Director, Toronto