Coworking Space: Riverdale Hub in Toronto

A social enterprise in the east end of Toronto that houses the Social Gardener Cafe, Riverdale Gallery, unique rental spaces and environmental initiatives, the Riverdale Hub also acts as a placement and training grounds for marginalized women and youth. The coworking premises are co-located with the Riverdale Immigrant Women's Centre. Sitting in an historic building that has been totally renovated to accommodate the needs of cultural workers, entrepreneurs and community groups, the Hub has a diverse and eclectic coworking community of likeminded souls.

This coworking venue offers innovative and affordable shared space with an open concept where you will find hot desks, designated desks, meeting tables, lounge areas and 2 enclosed offices. Bringing together artists, social entrepreneurs, small non-profit companies, activists and environmentalists to build its dynamic community, this is where you can form relationships and collaborate either on a full-time or part-time basis. You can even meander in on a day pass if that is all you require.

Coworking members have access to super fast Wi-Fi and low-cost printing/scanning/faxing facilities. The venue is decked out in reclaimed wooden desks with comfy chairs and couches. There is a reception area for visitors and a lounge area with meeting tables. You will have a choice of a designated desk, a small private office space or a private lockable glass-enclosed office. You will have 24/7 access to keep the workaholics happy and an event venue to invade when you wish to hold a lecture, reception or an art showing.

The perks of coworking at Riverdale Hub include invites to community-building and networking activities, access to the rooftop garden, incoming mail services and discounts at the Social Gardener Cafe that is on-site dishing up fair trade organic produce plus vegan/gluten free options, for those not into eating flesh.

You should jump onto their website to check out the coworking options available.