4th of March 2026
Max & Moritz Tagesbar
Ledererstraße 10, 80331 München
17.30 - 22.00 p.m.
Moodroom is a curated afterwork event designed to connect students, young professionals, and established creatives from photography, video, fashion, design, and art direction in an authentic, Munich-style setting. Instead of traditional networking, Moodroom creates a physical Creative Square, a space with defined zones for matchmaking, live art, showcased work, and curated partners, where conversations unfold naturally through shared curiosity and creativity.
The slogan “expose yourself” is at the heart of the concept. It stands for encouraging creatives to openly show who they are, what they do, and how they think. Guests are invited to bring their analog work, prints, sketches, or projects and physically expose their style, mood, and creative identity to others. Moodroom is about visibility without pressure, confidence without performance, a space where creative work becomes the starting point for real connections.
Become a part of the Moodroom family to make Munich creative again!
About us
The Model Institute is a holistic mentoring and coaching platform for aspiring and active models, focused on sustainable, responsible, and professional career development. With a carefully selected team of coaches who have been working in the international fashion industry for over a decade, The Model Institute supports models individually and practically, regardless of their current career stage.
I’m Juliane, and I’ve been part of the international modelling world for over 25 years with experience ranging from major campaigns to global bookings, and a deep understanding of both the opportunities and challenges of the industry, which I now share with full conviction.
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I’m Lilly Thomas, a photographer focused primarily on fashion photography. I sell prints and large-scale artworks, create custom one-off frames, work on interior and model apartment projects, and explore AI-based art as part of my practice.
I studied photography in Milan, where I spent three formative years navigating a demanding, tightly closed industry, before moving to Munich to work from a shared studio with two photographers and present my work through exhibitions, my most recent sale went to the Newton Bar in Berlin, where one of my two-meter works now hangs alongside pieces by Helmut Newton.
We created Moodroom to bring creativity back into Munich and build a strong, connected creative circle. Moodroom is about forming real teams, sharing work, finding opportunities, and meeting people you genuinely want to collaborate with. All of this happens in a relaxed after-work setting, with a DJ, good drinks, and an atmosphere that makes creative exchange feel natural, not forced.