Past Event
Tuesday, September 29 2026
6:00–8:00 pm

Group Hang
Creators Directory

Tuesday, September 29 2026
6:00–8:00 pm
Group Hang
Creators Directory
An evening of drinks, good conversation, and the creative community you actually want to be part of.
AIGA NY is teaming up with Creators Directory and Two Trees for a Group Hang! No panels, no pitches, just a room full of designers, art directors, and creatives getting to know each other in person.
We’re bringing the Creators Directory community together with ours for an evening of mingling, drinks, snacks, and new connections.
Come solo, come with your studio, come ready to talk shop or not talk shop at all. Space is limited.
Tickets
- Non-Member $15.00
- AIGA Member $10.00
About Creators Directory

Built for writers, art directors, designers, strategists, photographers, directors, and the many other professionals shaping brands and culture, Creators Directory gives creatives a more meaningful way to present their careers than a résumé or a portfolio link ever could. Members go through a curation process to build a profile spanning their professional history, awards, and best work, while connecting with participating agencies and brands and accessing an active job board. It’s a platform built on the idea that in an age of more powerful tools, judgment, taste, and original thinking still come from people and AIGA NY community can now be part of it, free for the next three months.
About Two Trees

Two Trees Management Company is a family-owned, Brooklyn-based real estate development firm best known for its singular role in transforming DUMBO from a neglected industrial waterfront into a vibrant mixed-use community, as well as the ongoing creation of the Domino campus on the Williamsburg waterfront. Two Trees owns and manages a real estate portfolio worth more than $4 billion, including more than 4,000 market and affordable-rate apartments and over 3 million square feet of office and retail space in New York City. Since its founding in 1968, Two Trees has operated under the fundamental belief that successful neighborhoods offer a wide variety of uses and attract diverse groups of people and that developers must play a fundamental role in cultivating livable streetscapes, because people prosper when neighborhoods bloom. In addition to the residential and commercial buildings across DUMBO, Williamsburg, Fort Greene, Brooklyn Heights, Hell’s Kitchen, and Flatiron neighborhoods, other notable projects include Domino Park, The Plaza at 300 Ashland, The Refinery at Domino, River Ring, The Wythe Hotel, and Jane’s Carousel.