Beacon Digest

Creative Co-Working Day is a relaxed, community-focused way to get things done alongside others. Whether you're working remotely, freelancing, writing, or simply need to get out of the house to focus, you're welcome to bring your work and settle in.

Overview

We kick things off at 10 AM with a casual meet & greet, followed by an optional "What's your goal for the morning?" check-in. Before lunch, we'll regroup to see how everyone's doing—no pressure, just a friendly boost of accountability.

What to Expect

A bright, welcoming studio space with large work tables, natural light, WiFi, and access to a mini fridge and microwave if you want to warm up your coffee or bring lunch. Creative Co-Working Days are generally held on the second Wednesday of the month from 10 AM–4 PM.

You'll also find a small semi-private nook for quick calls, though the studio isn't designed for all-day phone or Zoom meetings. This gathering offers a change of scenery, a supportive environment, and a chance to work alongside others—not a silent workspace or an art-making session.

Who This Is Best For

Creative Co-Working Day is ideal for remote workers, freelance creatives, writers, note-takers, list-makers, and anyone who enjoys getting things done in the company of others. No special skills required—just bring whatever you're working on and settle in.

It's not the best fit for anyone needing silence, taking calls all day, or requiring the structure of a traditional co-working facility. Our studio wasn't designed for co-working—this is simply an opportunity to bring people together in the space. For a dedicated co-working space with call rooms, desks, and office amenities, check out the Beahive in Beacon or Wireworks in Newburgh.