Please email info@workbarboston if you would like more information and to get started!

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* Security is required for all events lasting past 7PM or on the weekends

Looking to have a smaller meeting, take a look at our conference room rental

We provide:

• Projector/Screen
• Tables
• Music
• Up to 50 folding chairs
• Catering options
• Promotion of the event if it is open to the public via
  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • WorkBar Events Calendar
  • WorkBar Newsletter
  • WorkBar Member Email
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Featured in Gaebler.com

For Entrepreneurs: Starting a Shared Office Space Business

My partner, David Ulrich and I had been researching co-working spaces both nationally and internationally for some time. We also saw that while modern telecommunications have made it possible for many people to work from anywhere, people are stuck with either working out of a traditional lease office, their home or café’s for limited time periods. We felt there must be a better way and as people get more and more mobile this trend will continue.

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Sharing their thoughts on WorkBar with the world

WorkBar Boston is a a CoWorking space is a collaboration between the operator of the space, and two independent workers who subleased from their space’s former occupant. When the suite was going vacant they approached the owner to vest in the idea of turning the space over into a CoWorking site – successfully. A great strategy I think some others may be able to use.

For entrepreneurs and their budding companies, finding workspace somewhere between the living room and a leased office often means drinking a lot of lattes at the local Starbucks. More options are popping up, however, in the form of co-working space.