Designers Night @ Museum of the Human Web

​Before the algorithm, the feed, before AI rewrote everything... Humans built something wild and open and weird.

​The Museum of the Human Web is a one-week pop-up in San Francisco celebrating 60 years of internet history through 85 physical and digital artifacts. We've reserved a private evening inside it for the designers and curious creatives who feel the weight of that legacy in their work.

​See the ARPANET IMP Log Book, the original WWW proposal, and the Whole Earth Catalog. Revisit Netscape Navigator in a box, the Club Penguin collectibles, and the Geocities IPO prospectus. Pay your respects to the Twitter Fail Whale, the LimeWire racing jacket, and a Princess Diana Beanie Baby.

​Eighty-five objects that explain how we got here.

​Hosted by Parallel. Curated with the Computer History Museum, Internet Archive, and Stripe Press.

Drinks and light bites will be served.