On Sunday, Millennial Week kicked off here in DC, a city ranked as one of the most popular for Millennials.
The second official event of the Week’s stacked itinerary, Mantras and Martinis took place at The Loft in Chinatown. It started with a relaxing workout (sponsored by Grip the Mat) that later transitioned into casual networking (drinks courtesy of Catoctin Creek Distilling Company). All-in-all, it was a laid-back evening accompanied by a relaxing soundtrack, comfortable couches, calming aromas — and a group of people that want to make a difference in their world.
This is the 2nd annual Millennial Week, seven days that highlight issues that Americans between ages 18 to 34 care most about. Millennial Week is a weeklong series of events focused on the impact Millennials are making that looks to cultivate, promote and present the most meaningful ideas and trends that reflect the impact of Millennials on culture, enterprise and society. 2015’s Week has a larger focus on entrepreneurship, healthy lifestyles… and what the upcoming 2016 presidential election will mean for the millennial generation.
