FAQ
Here are the answers to some questions we get a lot!
Coworking is all about sharing productive space and resources with a community of local professionals and creatives. A swiftly growing global trend in big cities and small towns alike, coworking provides the opportunity to work in your own community on your own terms (and for one reasonable monthly payment with no strings attached!)
We have adjusted our operation in numerous ways in response to COVID-19. We ask our members to follow the latest guidelines and best practices regarding masks, social distancing, etc. We’ve increased our cleaning procedures and added more preventative products around our spaces including hand sanitizers, extra masks, and surface sprays. Our large spaces enable lots of physical separation between members.
The short answer: use the yellow door off the alley adjacent to City Hall (you’ll need an access code to enter, or give us a call and we’ll come down and meet you).
The longer answer: nestled on the third floor of the dynamic and historic Hawks and Reed building, access to our first space can be a little tricky for first-timers. We suggest scheduling a tour or otherwise getting in touch to arrange a first visit. Once you’re oriented, we’ll provide what you need to come and go as you please from then on.
Our second space is located on the second floor of 278 Main Street (look for our sign along the north side of Main Street between Rise Above and GCC’s Downtown Center).
As an urban building in the heart of Downtown Greenfield, we don’t have a dedicated parking supply. For an extended visit, we suggest using the public lot just behind the Wilson’s lot ($2 for 10 hours). There’s also the new Olive Street parking garage a block away, 4-hour parking behind City Hall, and street parking throughout downtown. Many of our members also just walk or bike!
We’re happy to consider special deals for folks if our standard membership options don’t quite meet your needs. For example:
- We worked with multiple companies to structure deals for teams of 2 to 10 people that are tailored to their specific operations.
- We’ve set individuals and small groups up in private rooms on a daily basis.
- We can set aside public area for special projects such as if you need some space to spread out temporarily.
Recent Press
Local businesses to tell their stories in upcoming networking series in Greenfield
2/17/2022 - Greenfield Recorder
With their new event series, the founders of Greenspace CoWork, the co-working space downtown, hopes to create a new platform to highlight local businesses, while also offering them an opportunity to connect and network with one another.
The Business Breakdown is scheduled to take place at Greenspace the first Wednesday of every month at Greenspace CoWork, located on the third floor of the Hawks & Reed Performing Arts Center, according to Jeff Sauser and Jeremy Goldsher, co-founders of Greenspace CoWork.
Franklin First sponsoring office space for GBA
6/10/2021 - Greenfield Recorder
GREENFIELD — Franklin First Federal Credit Union is sponsoring 12 months of office space at Greenspace CoWork for the Greenfield Business Association (GBA).
The office space includes a private desk, unlimited access to a conference room and open seating, a post office box and storage space, according to a Franklin First press release.
“Coworking promotes productive sharing of space and resources with local professionals and organizations,” said Michelle Dwyer, president and CEO of Franklin First Federal Credit Union. “We’re pleased to provide the Greenfield Business Association the opportunity to utilize this fantastic office space right here in Greenfield.”
“We’re thrilled to have the Greenfield Business Association as a long-term member at Greenspace CoWork,” Jeremy Goldsher and Jeff Sauser, co-founders of Greenspace CoWork, said in the release. “Like Franklin First, we are optimistic about downtown’s future and believe collaborations like this are essential to its success. The Greenfield Business Association represents a crucial resource for Greenfield’s local businesses and we’re excited about the positive impact they bring to downtown and our coworking community.”