Growth and Flair
When the world goes to pot, one thing you can count on is your friendly neighborhood coworking space. We are excited to be at the forefront of finding fabulous people who are growing (or ready to grow) and adding their flair to the local economy.
The only thing missing is you 
COMMUNITY
Having community is the key to continued growth and feeling supported in your work. We love our community and can't wait to welcome you!
We're growing! Want a place where you can grow too? Come hang out!
FACILITIES
Where you work matters. How the space feels matters. We get that. That's why we strive to maintain a sensory friendly space with lots of options.
Think Legos, playdoh, and transformer desks...
COHORT
Have you ever wanted to... Start a Podcast? Conquer your Content Chaos? Streamline and Automate your Operations? Stick with us for the next 90 days and you can get it done!
HOT SEATS
This is our main area where most people grab a spot to read, work, or chill. In the coworking world we call them hot seats. Basically, you can choose anywhere! We love low lighting and making a cozy space to work 🙌
We like coffee, books, and podcasts...
And that's just the beginning. When you become a member of the CoWork you will be part of the foundation we are building to create an economic impact on Main St and the surrounding areas. Each one of us has something to bring to the table and that includes you!
"I'm a web developer and needed a quiet space with fast internet in a pinch due to an emergency. I called to get some information on rates and the owner answered the phone immediately and helped me get set up with the space I needed to get my work done. They have a lot of space here with awesome amenities and it's very quiet. Very grateful to have this space close to home, I wish I would have known about it years ago. Thank you, Gael!!"
Lou Divers, Lou Divers Multimedia
What We Care About...
Facilitating the economic revitalization of Main Street and the surrounding area. Our sensory-friendly coworking space offers a much-needed local landing place for a wide variety of people looking for a place to connect, collaborate, and innovate.
Being part of ConnectWork on Main means contributing to the economic vitality of Main St. Each member is an integral part of our mission to create a community that supports and propels each other forward.
“Having the cowork to go to a few times a month is a great option for me to step away from the distractions… and meet other like-minded people, network and make friends.”
Lauryn Halahurich, Those in Motion
Location and Getting Here
The space is inside the Holly Pointe office building on Main St., Butler. We are on the second floor at the top of the grand staircase if you enter through the main entrance on Main St.
- Check out the video for a virtual tour of the space to help you get acquainted
- Please be sure to schedule a time to take a tour before visiting for the first time
- Non-members don't have access without an appointment
Things to read...
14 Places to Eat in Beautiful Downtown Butler
Downtown Butler is a great place for CoWork members to grab lunch or dinner or breakfast! With many different types of cuisine, restaurants, and places to eat, there is something for everyone! All text included with the different places to eat is from the company's website and is not an endorsement 😜 Make sure to…
What’s Happening in the Weekly Update April 16, 2021
Weekly update and what’s coming up for ConnectWork on Main. This is streamed live weekly on Facebook and YouTube. Things mentioned in the video Join – https://connectworkonmain.com/interested-in-joining/ Instagram post with monitors! I forgot to mention the professional light boxes too 😛 View this post on Instagram A post shared by ConnectWork On Main (@connectworkonmain) 🔥 Local Events…
How Coworking Spaces Help Rural Communities Be More Sustainable
Coworking spaces are a great resource for rural communities. They provide opportunities to collaborate, network, and work with people who have different skillsets than you do. This is an opportunity that small towns need in order to stay alive. Rural communities often struggle economically because they lack the resources of larger cities or suburbs. There…