Lisbon Loras ⌁ March Edition ⌁ Minimax Workshop & Creator Talk
- Date
- 2026-03-05
- Location
- Lisboa, Lisboa, Portugal
- Host
- Lisbon Loras ⌁ AI + ART + LISBON
About this event
If you're curious about where AI image and film tools are actually heading, this is the room to be in. Lisbon Loras: March Edition brings together a hands-on Minimax workshop and a creator talk in one in-person evening designed for people who want more than surface-level demos. You'll get practical exposure to a fast-moving creative toolset, hear directly from creators working in the space, and meet others in Lisbon exploring AI art and AI film from different angles. About the Event This March edition of Lisbon Loras is built around two complementary experiences: learning by doing and learning from practice. The workshop format gives you a chance to engage with Minimax in a more grounded way, while the creator talk adds real-world perspective on how these tools fit into creative workflows, experimentation, and production. This is not just a passive meetup where you sit through abstract theory. The event is designed for people who want to understand how AI-native creative tools can be used, tested, questioned, and improved in community. Whether you're coming from visual art, filmmaking, design, content creation, or pure curiosity, the structure makes space for both skill-building and conversation. Because it's in person in Lisbon, the event also leans into what local creative communities do best: direct exchange. You can ask questions in the room, compare notes with other attendees, and leave with a clearer sense of how people around you are thinking about AI-driven image and film creation right now. What to Expect The evening starts at 5:00 PM GMT on Thursday, March 5 and centers on a mix of instruction, discussion, and community connection. The exact flow may vary, but you can expect the event to move through a few clear modes rather than feeling like one long presentation. Likely highlights include: A Minimax workshop focused on understanding the tool through practical use A creator talk that shares perspective, process, and lessons from real experimentation Space for questions and discussion, so attendees can go beyond the basics Informal networking with other artists, filmmakers, builders, and curious creatives in Lisbon The workshop portion is especially useful if you learn best by seeing how a tool behaves in context. Rather than treating AI art or AI film as a vague trend, it gives attendees a more direct entry point into what these systems can do, where they still fall short, and how creators are adapting their methods around them. The creator talk adds another layer. Hearing from someone actively making with these tools can help connect the technical side with actual creative decision-making: what to try, what to avoid, what produces strong results, and what still requires human taste, editing, and direction. Why Attend The biggest value of this event is clarity. AI creative tools move quickly, and it can be hard to tell which ones matter, which workflows are worth learning, and how people are actually using them. This event helps cut through noise by putting a specific tool and a real creator perspective in the same evening. You'll also get the benefit of a community setting. If you've been exploring AI art or film on your own, it can be difficult to benchmark your ideas or find others asking similar questions. Meeting people in person creates a different kind of momentum. You can swap references, compare experiments, and find collaborators, peers, or simply people who understand the same creative tension between curiosity and craft. Attending can be valuable if you want to: Get a more concrete understanding of Minimax and how it fits into AI creative workflows Learn from a creator perspective, not just a tool overview Meet people in Lisbon working across AI art, AI film, and adjacent creative fields Build better intuition for where these tools are useful in practice Stay current without relying only on online content and fragmented tutorials This event also matters because it brings technical exploration and creative culture into the same space. That mix tends to produce better conversations, better questions, and more realistic takeaways than either one alone. Practical Details Location: In person in Lisboa, Portugal. This is a face-to-face community event, so expect a more direct and conversational atmosphere than an online session. Date and time: Thursday, March 5 at 5:00 PM GMT. Arriving on time will help you catch the full workshop and settle in before the talk begins. The event is best suited to attendees who want to engage actively, whether that means listening closely, asking thoughtful questions, or meeting others afterward. If you're deciding whether this belongs on your calendar, the simplest answer is this: if AI art and AI film are relevant to your work or creative curiosity, this evening offers both practical insight and the kind of in-person exchange that's still hard to replicate online. Bring your curiosity, your questions, and a willingness to talk to people. Lisbon Loras is at its best when attendees show up ready to learn, test ideas, and be part of the conversation.
Who should attend
This is for you if you want a sharper, more practical understanding of AI-powered creative work and you’d rather explore it with other people than alone in scattered tabs. - You’re an **artist, designer, or visual creator** who wants to understand how tools like Minimax might fit into your creative process. - You’re a **filmmaker, video creator, or storyteller** exploring how AI can support ideation, visuals, or experimental production workflows. - You’re already following **AI art or AI film** and want an in-person setting where you can ask better questions and hear grounded perspectives. - You’re a **creative technologist, builder, or curious operator** interested in how emerging tools are being used by actual creators, not just discussed online. - You value **community and networking** and want to meet people in Lisbon who are experimenting with similar ideas, tools, and formats. - You’re new enough to want context but engaged enough to want substance; this event works well if you’re serious, curious, and ready to participate.