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Discover all the graphic design events taking place this week here. Plan ahead and join exciting meetups throughout the week.
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Graphic Design Events This Week
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MCTNAIJA-TechUSERGROUP-GitHub Copilot Dev Day Event
Join us at MCTNAIJA-TechUserGroup for our upcoming event, where we will be diving deep. In March and April 2026, community groups will have the opportunity to host local events with support from Microsoft.
GitHub Copilot Dev Days is a community-driven event created by Microsoft developers for the broader developer community. **The goal is to foster learning, collaboration, and innovation around GitHub Copilot.**
Also, we’re thrilled to announce a special sweepstakes at GitHub Copilot Dev Days!
To celebrate this global event series, we’ll be raffling off 300 GitHub Copilot Pro+ codes at the end of Dev Days.
How it works:
* Attendees can enter the raffle by filling out our entry form at https://aka.ms/githubcopilotdevdays/sweepstakes.
* Codes will be raffled off at the end of the series.
* Everyone is eligible for the sweepstakes. Limitations are documented in the sweepstakes rules (linked below).
👉 Full sweepstakes details: https://github.com/github/GitHub-Copilot-Dev-Days/blob/main/SWEEPSTAKES.md
Graphic Design Events Near You
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Resilient Functioning 5/6/2026
Schedule:
* Introductions and Disclaimers
* Topic for the week
* Sharing circle(s)
* Wrap up
Code of Conduct:
1. No bigotry of any kind (racism, sexism, ableism, etc.)
2. Treat others how you want to be treated
3. Prioritize listening, ask for permission before providing solutions to problems
4. Stressful topic may be convered, strive to maintain a positive mental attitude
Journal at a Coffee Shop
Let’s hang out and journal together, trade stationery and stickers, and have a good time! Please note, we do not have a reservation, so we will do our best to find some good spots when we get there. We will be the table with notebooks and stationery spread out!
Kickback and Connect
Join us on **Thursday, May 7th** for Kickback & Connect in **Washington, D.C.** From magazines to motion graphics and from newsrooms to nonprofits, if you make things in D.C., you’re invited. This is a low-key happy hour bringing together designers and creatives across disciplines in the DMV to kickback, connect, and share ideas—no panels, no pitches, no pressure. We hope to see you there!
**Book launch:** Designer, author, and educator Reginé Gilbert will be signing copies of her book ‘Inclusive Design for a Digital World: Designing
with Accessibility in Mind’ (2nd edition.)
[https://reginegilbert.com/](https://reginegilbert.com/)
**Music by: Friends on Mars**
Hosted by Good People DC and **[SPD](https://www.spd.org/)**, a nonprofit design community rooted in publishing and creative excellence.
No cover charge = no excuse not to come
Must be 21 to enter. Please drink responsibly.
A MAFN / NOVA Scribes Facilitation Open House!
What does it look like when ideas come to life?
Join NOVA Scribes and MAFN for a full-day, in-person open house where the public is invited to step inside the world of facilitation. This is a come-and-go experience designed for curiosity, exploration, and conversation. Whether you are new to facilitation groups, you are welcome.
The space will be set up as a "theater in the round," (see the image) with facilitators working live around the room. Throughout the day, you will see different techniques, styles, and modalities demonstrated in real time, from visual templates, facilitation tools, and decision-support methods. You can observe, ask questions, and engage directly with the practitioners as the work unfolds.
**What you can expect**
* Live demonstrations of facilitation techniques
* Multiple practitioners working simultaneously, each with their own approach and style
* Short, informal demos and tiny teaches that explain how and why specific techniques are used
* Opportunities to talk one-on-one with experienced facilitators
* A chance to see how facilitation can support sensemaking, alignment, and group dialogue
**What you might explore**
* Methods and templates for planning, strategy, and reflection
* Facilitation methods that support participation and decision making
* Tools, materials, and setup considerations for live work
This open house is designed to be accessible, hands-on, and inspiring. You do not need to stay all day. Come for 20 minutes or stay for hours. Watch ideas take shape. Notice how facilitation can change the energy in the room. Ask the questions you have always wanted to ask.
If you have ever been curious about how facilitation works and supports groups, this is your chance to experience it up close.
**Open to the general public. No prior experience required.**
We’re not charging for this workshop, but we will be asking for donations!
🎨 Monthly Art Meetup at Oakton Library
Join us for a calm and cozy afternoon of creating together at Oakton Library. This is a relaxed social art meetup, not a class. No instruction, no pressure. Just time to focus, draw, paint, and connect.
We’re keeping this one intentionally small:
**Maximum 10 seats** for a more intimate creative space.
🗓 First Saturday of every month
🕐 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM
📍 Oakton Library
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✨ **What to Expect**
This is quiet, focused art time with light conversation. Whether you’re a beginner or experienced artist, you’re welcome.
You’re free to come late or leave early.
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🖌 **What to Bring**
Bring any materials you enjoy working with. Keep setups clean and easy for a shared public space.
Suggested items:
* Sketchbook or loose paper
* Pencils, pens, markers, crayons
* Small watercolor or gouache setup
* iPad or tablet
* Crochet, journaling, calligraphy — any quiet creative work is welcome
Please avoid messy materials or anything with strong odors.
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📌 **Important**
Seats are limited to 10. Please RSVP to reserve your spot.
If you RSVP and can’t make it, let us know so someone else can join.









