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Coworking & Flexible Office Space

When you want a professional working environment with all the bells and whistles, look to coworking spaces to find the typical comforts and amenities of a well-appointed office space.

• B:HIVE | Bridgeport: A 90-year-old converted bank with impeccably designed workspaces, premium amenities, and a community-oriented culture located just two blocks from Bridgeport’s Metro-North station.
• Cowork at District | New Haven: Customizable coworking space located on New Haven’s technology and innovation campus and part of a comprehensive ecosystem that supports new and growing businesses.
• Foundry 66 | Norwich: Coworking and small business development center with a wide range of workspaces, an active community, and a host of education programs.
• HAYVN | Darien: An intentional space where women can connect, collaborate, and grow their businesses.
• The Range at Lotta Studio | New Haven: A place for all kinds of creatives to cowork in the heart of Historic Westville Village. Ideal for artists and creative professionals.
• SONO Spaces | South Norwalk: One-of-a-kind, flexible spaces with a thriving business community, scenic shoreline views, and convenient locations.
• Upward | Hartford: An all-inclusive, coworking, and co-living boutique venue with a mix of open and private workspaces. Ideal for students, entrepreneurs, and corporate teams seeking a lively, urban environment.
• Workpoint | Stamford: Full-service coworking and shared workspace with state-of-the-art technology and extensive amenities. Ideal for creative, media professionals, and financial professionals.
• WORK_SPACE | Manchester: Flexible and affordable coworking and meeting spaces and professional development resources.
• The Work Station | Madison: Flexible and affordable coworking and event space in an environment ideal for collaboration and productivity.
• YARDwork | Litchfield: A re-invented coworking space with design that pays homage to its lumber yard rooms located in historic Litchfield.
  
  
  

Maker Spaces

Whether you’re looking to launch a new product, work on your craft, or develop a new one, maker spaces provide the environment, tools, equipment, and support you need along the way.

• CT Hackerspace | Watertown: A community-oriented DIY and Technology workshop and prototyping center supporting a wide array of technical and creative disciplines – and the oldest, largest hackerspace in the state!
• MakeHaven | New Haven: A not-for-profit, membership-driven workshop for full-time, aspiring, and hobby creators and dreamers. Ideal for business incubation for young start-ups looking to take an idea from prototype to production.
  
  
  

Sometimes nothing beats the peace and quiet, abundance of power outlets, and free Wi-Fi of the public library. Some have even expanded their services to include makerspaces, conference rooms, and business centers. Lucky for you, Connecticut has almost 200 libraries across the state. Here are a few of local favorites:

• Blackstone Library, Branford
• Canton Public Library, Canton
• Cheshire Public Library, Cheshire
• East Hartford Public Library, East Hartford
• The Ferguson Library, Stamford
• Lucy Robbins Welles Library, Newington
• The Henry Carter Hull Library, Clinton
• New Canaan Library, New Canaan
• Russell Library, Middletown
• Scoville Memorial Library, Salisbury  
• South Windsor Public Library, South Windsor
• Southington Public Library, Southington
• Tolland Public Library, Tolland
• Wallingford Public Library, Wallingford
• The Westport Library, Westport      

Whether you’re a freelancer, a remote worker, an entrepreneur, or other working professional, you have no shortage of non-traditional work environments to choose from in Connecticut. From disruption-free refuges to inspiring communities, it’s all here.