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Working from home can be isolating, so many have experienced this recently. However, creativity comes in shared spaces, whether you are an entrepreneur, work-from-home mom, small-business owner or remote employee. The U.S Chamber of Commerce offers that “shared working spaces provide small businesses, independent contractors and other workers a space to get work done, network and participate in their local business community.”
Benefits of using Co-Working spaces
- More networking opportunities
- Increased productivity
- Boost creativity
- Collaboration opportunities
- Cost-effective
- Greater flexibility
With many effects of the Covid-19 pandemic at bay, people seek spaces and opportunities to get out of their home offices into shared spaces with others. Many co-working spaces in Arkansas have reopened their environment for memberships and shared users. New working pods are developing, and people are getting back to work.
15 Co-working Spaces in Arkansas
- Stoko | Little Rock | single use or membership – amenities include conference rooms, phone booths, a fully equipped podcast room, a kitchen and unlimited drip coffee from Fidel & Co.
- NWA Workplaces | Bella Vista | membership – flexible office spaces with monthly rates – private offices, dedicated desks, and open workspaces located along the Slaughter Pen bike trail and Razorback Greenway
- Regus | Bentonville | membership – fully furnished, segmented workspaces functioning as remote work stations and drop-in offices
- Ledger | Bentonville | membership – the world’s first bike-able building, co-working your way in Bentonville’s community hub
- Cast Co + Work + Space | Bentonville | single use or membership – A co-working space set to foster creativity, collaboration, and productivity
- The CoFounder | Rogers | membership – innovative tech access among Pinnacle Hills office spaces
- loloft | Rogers | membership – industrial co-working space combining traditional workspace with warehouse access
- Puncktuary | Rogers | membership – inclusive, intergenerational collaborative space structured to build community and cultural experiences
- Likewise | Fayetteville | day pass, co-working, dedicated desks – a by-appointment collaborative workspace outfitted with amenities like equipment rentals and coffee shops, and access to the Fayetteville Square
- CenterSpace | Fayetteville | open to the public – “creating community through creative collisions,” free office and conference space for entrepreneurs in the NWA Innovation District
- The Nest | Little Rock | membership – Arkansas’ first co-working space for women by women
- Arkansas Regional Innovation Hub | North Little Rock | classes and membership – committed to equipping entrepreneurs to expand Arkansas’ economic ecosystem through innovation and expanded opportunities
- The Studio Downtown | Conway | membership – membership-based productivity spaces for co-working or remote work with dedicated desk space and office amenities
- Loft 121 | Searcy | membership – open-air workspace designed for freelancers and entrepreneurs
- Spring River Innovation Hub | Cherokee Village | open to the public – committed to equipping and expanding businesses in rural Arkansas; multi-purpose co-working area with equipment access
- The Garage | Jonesboro | membership and open access for students – makers and co-working space provided by Arkansas State University
- The Generator | Pine Bluff | open to the public – Driven by a mission to support dreamers, makers, and doers with the latest tech and space to use it
While designated co-working spaces may not exist in every town across Arkansas, there are easy options that dissolve isolation. Consider places in your local community that might give you access to a public WiFi option.
- Coffee shop
- Library
- Sandwich shop or deli
- Church
- Public spaces on college campuses
- Restaurant chains like – McDonald’s, Starbucks, corner bakery, McAlister’s, Jason’s Deli, Einstein’s, Panera, Chick-fil-A, Wendy’s, Taco Bell, Denny’s, IHOP
- Indoor play areas you take your kids (climbing walls, trampoline parks, crawl areas)
- Yelp offers a filter option for WiFi
- Use a WiFi location app like – WiFi Finder or OpenSignal
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Keisha, this is neat! Super informative
Yay!! The Generator!!