When Posh Week first began, it was an intimate gathering—a dinner where top organizers could meet, connect, and be recognized. You may have even joined us for our celebration at Outer Heaven. And while Posh Week has always been about expressing gratitude to our community, this year it has grown into something much larger: a four-night experience that highlights both the platform’s evolution and the creative communities that fuel it.
From in-depth workshops and insightful panels to secret parties in hidden venues, Posh Week embodies the journey of the brand—amplifying its organizers and celebrating the community-driven connections that define it.
The week kicked off with Blueprint, an educational panel hosted at Spring Studios, designed to demystify the art of event organizing. In a back room draped in red velour, Posh organizers, superusers, and cross-platform creators gathered around a sunken conversation pit. Guest speakers included Keith Haney of Souled Out Dates, Ariana Nathani of Drinks First, Daniel Meyer of Vibeapple Events, and Hector & Andrei of reggaetonLABS. The organizers shared stories of their journey on Posh—breaking down the unspoken rules, pitfalls, and successes of the post-COVID landscape.
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In the events industry, connections are often formed in fleeting moments that can only happen in person—so Conclave transformed the cozy LES cocktail bar El Tigre into a hub for community-building. Top organizers were flown in from across the country to mingle with DJs, creators, and industry professionals over martinis and passed hors d’oeuvres. The energy of the night highlighted Posh’s commitment to building something bigger than events: a thriving ecosystem for creatives working together.
On night three, Last Time I Saw You whisked attendees to the 64th floor of Overstory for a black-tie soirée. A historic art deco building and world-class cocktail lounge, the venue offers an unobstructed 360-degree view of the city and its glittering borough lights. Live jazz by the Charlie Roman Jazz Band played on the panoramic balcony, while DJs Grabba Ranks and Las Flaquitas added a modern twist indoors. Guests dressed to the nines, mingled over craft cocktails, and shared familiar stories with new faces.
The finale event came in the form of PoshX, taking place in an abandoned bank on Wall Street. Techno reverberated against marble walls as guests danced in a haze of smoke, illuminated by a 30-foot LED screen that unveiled Posh’s new logo. The performance lineup featured Mona Matsuoka, Lumia, Acemo, Memphy, and ABHI + amr, while custom Posh cocktails flowed freely at the two open bars. As guests danced into the night, Posh Week welcomed a new era for the platform—and the world of live experiences.
