Midjourney events

⌖ Location TBC · Queen Mary 2 (Southampton → New York)

Hosted by Nomad Cruise

Join Nomad Cruise NC17 for a 7-day transatlantic voyage aboard the iconic Queen Mary 2, sailing from Southampton to New York from September 19–26, 2026. This isn't just a cruise — it's an intensive AI transformation experience designed for founders, marketers, operators and developers ready to integrate artificial intelligence into how they build, sell and scale. Why This Journey Matters AI moves fast, and this voyage gives you seven focused sea days to master it alongside 150+ ambitious digital nomads and entrepreneurs. You'll dive deep into practical AI implementation through masterminds, hands-on clinics and real build sessions — emerging not just inspired, but genuinely ahead with working systems you can deploy immediately. What You'll Build & Learn The programme is structured around three core tracks: Build Track — Ship real AI-powered solutions: - Launch a polished website using Lovable, Bolt, v0 or Webflow - Build your first AI app with Cursor, Replit Agent or Claude — no coding required - Deploy customer support automation using Custom GPTs, Intercom AI or Voiceflow - Create your "Second Brain" — an AI assistant trained on your voice and expertise using ChatGPT, Claude or NotebookLM Grow Track — Scale with AI-powered marketing: - Build a social media content engine that transforms one idea into a week of platform-ready content - Set up automated outreach pipelines using Clay, Instantly and Make - Master AI video and visuals with ElevenLabs, Runway and Flux - Learn prompt engineering that delivers consistent, high-quality outputs across Midjourney, DALL-E and Stable Diffusion Automate Track — Streamline operations: - Connect AI to Notion, Slack and your CRM using Make, n8n or Zapier - Configure your AI personal assistant to manage calendar, email triage and habit tracking - Build SOPs and business systems that run without you using Process Street and Asana The Experience Format Every session ends with something tangible — built by you, ready to deploy. You'll participate in

⌖ Barcelona · Rooftop ElCielo by Sofitel Barcelona

Hosted by Barcelona Digital Nomads

Meet entrepreneurs, founders and digital nomads over rooftop views and a live DJ session in Barcelona on Friday 21 August 2026, from 6pm to 10pm. Set at Rooftop ElCielo by Sofitel Barcelona, this four-hour social brings together an international crowd for relaxed, face-to-face networking in one of the city’s premium rooftop settings. Barcelona Digital Nomads will have a private area, with a DJ creating the soundtrack throughout the evening. Attendees can also explore the wider rooftop and capture photos or videos while remaining considerate of hotel guests. Who it’s for The event is designed for: - Entrepreneurs, founders and business owners - Digital nomads and remote workers - AI entrepreneurs and professionals - People looking to build business connections and become part of an active local community There is no stated experience requirement and no formal talks or workshops. The focus is on conversation, community building and informal networking rather than presentations. The organisers aim to create a gender-balanced crowd; the man and woman ticket labels are a community initiative and will not be used to check anyone’s gender. Tickets and event details Capacity is limited to 90 people, keeping the gathering more focused than a large open meetup. Listed ticket options include €15 first-release tickets and a €19 last-release ticket; entry does not include a drink. Early-bird tickets are shown as sold out. Members of the AI Circle community can request approval for a €7 member ticket. This option is exclusively for AI Circle Skool members and includes food during the networking break, but not drinks. AI Circle is described as a global community of AI entrepreneurs and professionals with a base in Barcelona. About the organiser… Register for this event

⌖ London · London City Beach

Hosted by AI Beach Party (AI Summer Beach Party)

AI Summer Beach Party London | Monday 29th June 2026 London City Beach hosts an in-person AI-focused day described as an AI Away Day for businesses, academics and AI enthusiasts, just minutes from Waterloo Station. Dive into keynote talks, an expo, and hands-on workshops where you’ll build your own custom GPT and learn expert prompt techniques. Early-bird tickets are available from £90. Who should attend - AI Curious – beginners and explorers welcomed - AI Adventurist – ready to go deeper and connect with peers - AI Established – founders, strategists and product leads - AI Rock Star – leaders shaping real-world AI impact - AI Sceptic – questions and critical perspectives encouraged - AI Corporate – enterprise change-makers seeking practical AI adoption What’s on - Main Stage: powerhouse keynotes, trend talks, and exclusive product reveals. - Beach Huts: hands-on demos of the latest AI tools, from image generators to no-code builders. - Workshops: interactive sessions to build a custom GPT and sharpen prompt techniques, with live demos. Tools you might explore During sessions you may encounter tools like ChatGPT, MidJourney, and DALL·E. External resources - The AI Collective on Mighty Networks: https://the-ai-collective.mn.co/ - AI Collective on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12791455/ Location & registration Located at London City Beach, this event is an accessible, ocean-side AI gathering. Register now at https://aibeachparty.co.uk

⌖ Cambridge

Hosted by Accelerate Programme, University of Cambridge

This full-day intensive training workshop offers researchers and postgraduate students a comprehensive introduction to diffusion models — the powerful technology behind AI image generators like Dall-E, Midjourney, and Sora, as well as breakthrough research tools like AlphaFold. Hosted by the University of Cambridge's Accelerate Programme, this event provides both theoretical understanding and practical insights into how these models are transforming scientific research. What You'll Learn The workshop takes a conceptual, high-level approach to understanding how generative AI and diffusion models work under the hood. While there's no live coding during the session, participants will receive code samples to experiment with afterward. By the end of the day, you'll have a firm grasp of the mathematical and algorithmic principles that make diffusion models so powerful across diverse applications. The curriculum explores real-world research applications across multiple domains: - Drug discovery — accelerating molecular design and compound screening - Weather forecasting — improving prediction accuracy through generative modeling - Synthetic speech — creating realistic audio outputs - Medical imaging — enhancing diagnostic capabilities and image reconstruction Speaker Sessions & Networking A highlight of the workshop is hearing from Cambridge researchers who are already deploying diffusion models in their own work. These short talks provide practical perspectives on implementation challenges, research outcomes, and lessons learned from real projects. The networking lunch offers an excellent opportunity to connect with peers working on similar problems and to discuss potential collaborations. Who Should Attend This workshop is open to all postgraduate students and research staff at the University of Cambridge. Whether you're exploring generative AI for the first time or looking to understand how diffusion models might enhance your existing research, the content is designed to be accessible while maintaining technical depth. No prior experience with diffusion models is required, though familiarity with basic machine learning concepts will be helpful. The event takes place in Cambridge and includes lunch and refreshment breaks, creating space for informal discussions and knowledge sharing among the research community. [Register for this workshop](https://training.ca

⌖ New York · Vellum AI, 26 W 23rd St, Floor 5, New York, NY

Hosted by New York AI Users (NYC AI Users)

Join NYC's thriving AI community for an evening of cutting-edge technical talks exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence, robotics, and event-driven architecture. Hosted at Vellum AI's downtown Manhattan office and sponsored by Solace, this meetup brings together founders, engineers, and creatives interested in the practical applications of AI technology. This monthly gathering features two deep-dive presentations examining critical challenges in modern AI development. First, Leah Robert, Principal Sales Engineer at Solace, presents "Why Agentic AI Needs to be Event Driven"—exploring how event-driven architecture provides the connectivity, scalability, and resiliency necessary for enterprise-grade AI agent deployments. As organizations increasingly build AI assistants to automate manual tasks and interface with data, the challenge shifts from creation to integration: how do you enable multiple agents across different environments to communicate effectively? Leah, who holds a degree in Software Design from Queen's University, brings extensive expertise in enterprise integration to answer this question. The second talk, "Robotics in AI" by Lee Gaul, takes a critical look at embodied AI and challenges the hype around humanoid robotics. Drawing from examples like the Robot Olympics and viral robot demonstrations, Lee argues that most showcases rely on teleoperation and carefully controlled conditions rather than genuine physical intelligence. The presentation examines why large language models aren't equipped to solve the fundamental problems of affordance reasoning, grounded perception, and real-time physical inference—and what architectures we'll actually need for true physical-world AI agents. Lee, an AI advisor and speaker with a philosophy background from the University of Windsor, brings over a decade of tech industry experience to this thoughtful analysis. What to expect: Technical presentations suitable for both AI practitioners and curious newcomers, followed by extended networking time with speakers and fellow attendees. No technical background required—just bring your interest in AI tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Midjourney. Complimentary food and drinks provided throughout the evening. Who should attend: Founders building AI-powered products, software engineers working with AI s

Sponsors: Solace

⌖ Washington · Washington, DC

Hosted by AI Pioneers Community

Exploring AI without boundaries or barriers — that's the spirit of this open forum meetup in Washington. Whether you're grappling with a prompt engineering challenge, excited about a recent breakthrough, or wrestling with questions around AI ethics, this casual, participant-driven gathering offers a welcoming space to share ideas, learn from peers, and dive into whatever AI topics are top of mind. What to Expect This isn't your typical structured meetup with fixed agendas and formal presentations. Instead, it's designed as a true open forum where you shape the conversation. The community welcomes discussions spanning the full spectrum of AI: - Tools and platforms — share experiences with ChatGPT, Claude, Midjourney, Grok, or any other AI tools you're experimenting with - Prompt engineering — swap tips, tricks, and techniques for getting better results from AI models - Real-world applications — discuss how AI is transforming art, coding, business operations, or everyday life - Ethics and impact — explore the societal implications, responsible AI use, and emerging challenges - Future scenarios — engage in speculative discussions about where AI is heading and what it means for all of us - Experiments and discoveries — share your latest projects, surprising results, or fun explorations Who Should Attend This meetup embraces all experience levels. Whether you're an AI enthusiast who lives and breathes machine learning, a complete beginner taking your first steps, or somewhere in between, you'll find a supportive community ready to listen, share, and learn together. The format encourages questions as much as answers — it's perfectly fine to show up simply to listen and absorb what others are discovering. The Format Expect a relaxed, conversational atmosphere where topics emerge organically from the group. There's no pressure to prepare anything in advance or present polished ideas. The beauty of this open forum is its flexibility — conversations can meander from technical deep-dives to philosophical debates, from practical troubleshooting to imaginative "what if" scenarios. It's about connection, curiosity, and community. Hosted by the AI Pioneers Community, these regular gatherings create space for Washington's AI-curious minds to connect face-to-face, moving beyond online discussions to build genuine relationships