CoLab, Orlando’s first coworking spot, is holding an open house on August 27. They want to get feedback from the community on what they want out of the space. Punch and pie will be served. More Info
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Here’s some exciting news on the Orlando Coworking front. CoLab Orlando is on the verge of opening in the historic Angebilt building at Orange and Wall St. Etan Horowitz at the Orlando Sentinel got a tour of it today and posted a pretty thorough piece on it. They plan to open it to the general public in September and looks like it might be $250 per month to set up permanent shop in the space. Day passes will likely be $25, but all the prices are still up in the air.
Until then, there’s the Coworking Orlando list, and the regular tuesday coworking at Stardust.
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Tags: BarCamp, barcamporlando, co-working, coworking, jelly, likemind, likemind.orl, orlando, scene, work at jelly.Don’t forget to come and get some free coffee and hang out with the other tech scenesters at B&S Market, Downtown. Afterwards, some of us are going to go co-work, jelly-style.
See you there!
One of the topics that really stood out for me at BarCamp Orlando, was Co-Working. Co-working is basically sharing a space with other freelancers, independents, telecommuters, mobile works, and other work-at-home types to foster a sense of community around the work that you do.
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