Places to network and cowork in Winston-Salem

The city of innovation is living up to its name, providing spaces for entrepreneurs and small businesses to thrive.

WStoday: Flywheel coworking space

Patrons working at Flywheel coworking space during Community Day.

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When it comes to community and collaboration, the city of Winston-Salem is no stranger. The Twin City was voted the No. 1 best city for small business growth by Wallet Hub in 2019 ( today it ranks among the top 20 in the nation). The city offers plenty of spaces for entrepreneurs and artists to network and collaborate.

For networking professionals

  • Flywheel, 500 W. 5th St., 8th floor | Flywheel offers a stunning 360-degree view of the lush, green landscapes of Winston-Salem — plus, it’s a hub for corporate meetings and provides plenty of resources for remote professionals. Drop by for Community Day, a free coworking day on the third Wednesday of every month from 9 to 5 p.m.
  • Sparq, 486 N. Patterson Ave., second floor | Located inside Bailey Power Plant, this industrial space is a hub for business professionals who love the proximity to the downtown area. Sparq offers a fitness room to decompress and a lactating room for mothers. Drop by Womenpreneur Wednesday, the third Thursday of each month from 4 to 6 p.m. for a free coworking day.
WStoday: Sparq coworking space

Sparq coworking space holds various conference rooms and phone booths for members.

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  • Launch Towers, 105 W. 4th St., Suite 700 | Located by North Liberty Street, the space offers private and customizable offices with furniture and branding that ffits your style. Offices fully equipped with basic daily needs and services for its members, like bookkeeping services and business consultation.

For Community members

  • Pilot View Center, 500 W. 5th St., 6th floor | This space is best suited for events and features panoramic views of Winston-Salem + the surrounding areas. Whether you’re planning a corporate meeting or your next party, the space holds up to 226 guests.
  • Forsyth County Public library, 660 W. 5th St. | You can do more than reading here. The central library located downtown features four small rooms, a conference room, and an auditorium for larger events, all to use for free. The patio located on the third floor will give you an elevated view of the city. Pro tip: Patrons will need to complete training before using the conference room.

For artists

  • The CMPND, 231 W. 4th St. | Artists and creators eager to take their careers to the next level have access to a coworking space at this art studio. Members also get access to a podcast + music studio, and photo/video room.
  • Mona & Associates Design, 5075 Country Club Rd. | The space serves as a creative hub for art enthusiasts, collectors, and anyone looking to explore the arts. The nature-inspired atmosphere features botanical creations in work space aimed to boost productivity.

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