‘R R’ Real Raw storytelling in business and beyond.

An event hosted by 28th Day Creative at Monphell House.

A bold, immersive, community-driven event that connects creative minds in the present and beyond through creative talks, brand experiences, immersive art installations.

In an online world that can so often suck us in unconsciously, we all desire real connections and a space to feel inspired.

Join us on the 1st May for an evening of real raw experiences.

CREATIVE PANEL

Hosted by Amy Hart, Co-Founder Executive Producer 28th Day Creative

Panelists

Christopher Polack – Photographer Director HAUS PLK

Sophie McGrath – Founder Director Sophie McGrath PR Bed Intentions

Steve Chan – Owner Head Chef SLEEPYS Cafe Wine Bar

Liv Yates Housley – Co-Founder Creative Director 28th Day Creative Olive Catherine

In this 45-minute dynamic session, powerhouse panelists convene for a hard-hitting discussion around the ‘Internal Monologue’, diving into topics around:

The art of perseverance
The enemy within – distraction, perfectionism, fear and comparison
Allowing space, surrendering to the creative process and being uncomfortable
Pushing for change in Australia – driving anti-conformity in storytelling

Following the panel talks, the floor will be opened out to the audience for a Q&A, delving deeper into personal perspectives that ignite and inspire.

BRAND EXPERIENCES

Spicy, bold local brands will be featured in the brand experience space for attendees to connect and support including:

Hopeless Lingerie | Bed Intentions | MONPHELL | Echo Darkroom | DJ MOZ more

IMMERSIVE ART

An art installation by Christopher Polack, Founder of HAUS PLK and an interactive conceptual art wall inspired by Yoko Ono’s ‘My Mommy is Beautiful’.

WHAT’S INCLUDED

A 28th Day event wouldn’t be complete without bevs, fashion, mingling and DJ Moz spinning tunes throughout the night.

Entry to creative panel talks, brand experiences and immersive art
Goodie bag on arrival
1 free bev on arrival
1 entry into prize draw

We respectfully acknowledge the traditional owners of the land on which we work and live, the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation and the Turrbal people of the Meanjin Nation. We pay respects to their elders past, present and emerging. Always was, always will be Aboriginal land.