
Coworking
What is coworking?
the use of a working environment by people who are self-employed or working for different employers, typically so as to share equipment, ideas, and knowledge.
Your first day coworking is always free!
Our main coworking space is on the 2nd floor of our building. Please email us to schedule a tour!
You must send an email to hello@hatchhollow.com to schedule a tour with at least 24 hours notice - please do not leave a phone message.
No time for a tour? Our gallery/cafe space is free to work in everyday we are open.
Membership Options
Please schedule a tour in advance. We no longer accept Walk-Ins.
Day Pass $10
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Day Pass (Must have had a tour prior)
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Flex Desk
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Free Wifi
Nomad Membership
$20/mo
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Two days a month
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Flex Desk
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Free Wifi
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Free Printing
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Free Coffee & Tea
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Free Meeting Reservations (4hrs/mo)
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1st & 2nd Floor Access
Traveler Membership
$45/mo
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6 Days per Month
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Flex Desk
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Free Wifi
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Free Printing
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Free Coffee & Tea
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Free Meeting Reservations (4hrs/mo)
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1st & 2nd Floor Access
Flex Member
$80/mo
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Unlimited Days, 24/7 access
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Flex Desk
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Free Wifi
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Free Printing
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Free Coffee & Tea
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Free Meeting Reservations (6hrs/mo)
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1st & 2nd Floor Access
Meeting and Event Space
1st Floor Gallery Space
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$100/hr for entire space
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or $15/hr (per 4-6 person) table reservation
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Entire space seats 20 - 28 people
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Mixed seating: table & chair, armchairs, bench/booths
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Includes a stage with outlets
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We reccomend coming in before you reserve the space to see if the layout and current art exhibition are appropriate for your event. Changes can be made upon request with enough notice and an extra fee.

1st Floor Phone Booth
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$15/hr
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Seats 1 person
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Sound dampening room in open gallery space
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Includes 2nd screen/monitor with HDMI
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Small whiteboard
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Adjustable desk
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Located in our gallery/cafe space on the 1st floor

2nd Floor Conference Room
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$20/hr
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Seats 8-10 people
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Projector access
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Whiteboard access
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Access to 2nd floor kitchenette & bathroom
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No elevator, Stairs only
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Why do people cowork?
The number one reason people cowork is the community. Working in a shared space with people around you can help keep you motivated, connected, and inspired. People also cowork in order to share resources (wifi & printing, office supplies, contacts, etc) and to be centrally located downtown for meetings and ammenities.
Most of our members work from home, but people who have traditional offices also stop in for a change in scenery or to meet people. It has a coffee-shop vibe with open seating and people are welcome to take calls in the space.
