COhatch The Market co-working space, office is open

Patrice Watson was taking advantage of the shared working space that opened the first time at the COhatch in Springfield Monday. BILL LACKEY/STAFF

Patrice Watson was taking advantage of the shared working space that opened the first time at the COhatch in Springfield Monday. BILL LACKEY/STAFF
What to Know
By Natalie Jones
March 9, 2020
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COhatch The Market’s co-working space and office opened today.

“Co-working and our office is open. The market is still closed and the bar is still closed,” Community Orchestrator Joseph Harrison said. “If people want to come in and co-work, there is free coffee.”

The co-working space offers meeting rooms, event spaces and mail service depending on a person’s membership.

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A starter membership is $59 per month and a full-time membership is $199 per month.

Starter memberships include 10 hours per month, unlimited after hours and personal events.

Full-time memberships include unlimited hours, six meeting room hours, mail service and personal events.

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Other membership options are part-time or day/week.

Private office and meeting room memberships are available and event space is available to rent.

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The market portion of COhatch will feature six vendors including Cork + Board, Crust & Company, Fresh Abilities, Ironworks Waffle Cafe, North High Brewing, and The Painted Pepper.

Opening dates for the market portion was not available as of Monday morning according to Harrison.

Residents wanting to come in and work should visit COhatch The Market, 101 S. Fountain Ave. or email joseph@cohatch.com.

COhatch The Market is open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday thru Friday.

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