One thing I love about that down time in December, between the holidays, is the opportunity I am afforded to slow down and connect a little deeper to those with whom I am most close. A recent discussion (turned debate) explored the idea of wanting others vs. needing others (friendships, partnerships or work relationships) and …
Let’s begin to consider designing workspaces for “whole life” living We’re living in an age where work-life balance is a real challenge. Many people feel overwhelmed and stressed out by their workloads, whether they’re working from home or at an office. In fact, according to a recent study conducted by the American Psychological Association (APA), …
I’m not exactly sure how it happened that we are approaching the holiday season and end of the year already. It feels like just a minute ago that I was looking forward to 2022. I remember vividly that, while our world was still in a state of question, I was anticipating what I knew would be our …
Looking back, looking forward and a case for the 4-Day work week Read More »
“Thank goodness KSCW is here for me to swoop right in and nail a concise and coherent presentation after a 15-hour day… It is this home that was created and filled with superheros that give me the confidence to pull all this sh*t off!”-Keller (full time) member When I think of superheros, I think of …
Last week our Director, Danielle Stroble, was able to take local writer David Templeton through our world and show him what starting the week off at Keller Street looks like. This was the fourth installment in a nine-part series that has been featured in the Argus-Courier newspaper. They began at midnight, and each week have …
Keller Street CoWork featured in Around The Clock Read More »
Three hundred sixty four days passed by in a blur, but this last one has been a doozy! I’ve found myself sitting after a whirlwind 365th, reflecting upon the past year. A year in which I’ve lived out a dream of building a tribe, no, a village of amazing humans to come together and build …
On Jan. 31 2019, Todd O’Leary gave a presentation at Keller Street Cowork discussing the newest tourism campaign and what sets Sonoma County apart from other tourist destinations. Sonoma County is the heart of wine country, with tourists from all over the world visiting the area for food and wine. “Life Opens Up” is the …
The North Bay Business Journal published an article, written by Carol Schmitt about the coworking phenomena and mentioned KSC! Our Director Danielle spoke about what makes our space unique and what kind of members and community we have here. The article mentions some startling statistics about our very own freelancers and entrepreneurs and talked to …
Outlook for the gig economy: Freelancers could grow to 50% by 2030 Read More »
Did you hear? We won an award for our beautiful building! All the more reason to come stop in if you haven’t seen our space yet- it’s award-winning. Honored as a 2018 Top Real Estate Project in the North Bay, and featured in this article, the North Bay Business Journal calls out the incredible team …
Petaluma’s Keller Street CoWork wins Top Real Estate Projects in the North Bay for 2018 Read More »
Since we opened in May, our vision has grown. Wonderful things are happening in our space these days, including the upcoming Petaluma Art Exhibition. Since the beginning, art and creativity have always been a part of the experience at Keller Street. So many talented and creative minds have come together to make us the beautiful, …
Petaluma Art Exhibition Oct 26, 2018 – Save The Date Read More »
