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The CMPND studio for creatives to open in downtown Winston-Salem

The space is for artists looking to turn their passion into a career.

WStoday: The Compound creative space in downtown Winston-Salem

The living room features a cozy and creative space for creators while overlooking the downtown scenery.

Photo by Spencer Aubrey

A new space for creatives is opening soon in Downtown Winston-Salem. The CMPND‘s goal is to promote a coworking space — with a focus on music, geared towards creative professionals who are looking to further pursue their craft. The CMPND is a membership-based resource that provides tools and resources for musicians to manage their business.

Here’s what the space offers:

  • A studio with industry standard tools + photography room, both available for rental to members and non-members
  • Artist development classes
  • A space for small shows/events
  • A green screen room equipped with cameras and lighting for photo and video purpose

The owners said they are working on a streamline process that would allow artists to capitalize on the publishing side of their music and get placements with sync licensing.
The space is located at 231 W. 4th St., Ste. 201. A grand opening date has not been set yet, but follow The CMPND on Instagram for updates + membership information.

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