Launch Fishers is so much more than a co-working space. They partnered with the city of Fishers to…read moreopen a space to facilitate entrepreneurism, creativity and fresh ideas. The space itself houses many office spaces, conference rooms, co-working spaces, phone rooms, a lecture hall, coffee shop, kitchen area and more. I personally came here for a Women's Social Media Conference, in which we were given a large room with about twenty tables to spread out. When I pulled up to the building, I was surprised at how big the building and parking lot were. It's definitely the biggest co-working space I've seen!

If you're up on the Indy startup or tech community, you've heard of Launch Fishers - in fact, it…read morejust announced an additional Launch Indy space to connect the north side with the downtown business corridor. Launch is where entrepreneurial ideas - you guessed it - launch. A number of local businesses have found their footing within the walls of Launch's shared office spaces and expanded to their own brick and mortar. Launch is doing big things in the local business community, no doubt! I've attended two meetings here - one in a conference room, another in they're auditorium - and both can easily accommodate a large group. With a variety of seating arrangements, a coffee bar and more perks, I can see why Launch has become a favorite of many!

This place is amazing. I work from home, and have worked at several shared workspace places in the…read moreIndianapolis area over the past few years. I love the light, airy feel of this place. Large windows bring in natural light, and the glass doors of the individual workspace rooms contribute to the open feel. The individual workspace rooms range from a single desk to spaces large enough for a group. This is a great location as well.

My visit to this awesome co-working space occurred during their open house extravaganza…read more Beautifully redone workspace in white and glass. All offices have one wall of glass, so not a lot of privacy. Conference and meeting rooms also offered up this clean, open, work environment. For the open house gala, food and drinks were laid out for all. Trivia stands were placed around to inform guests of all the finer details of the 33,000 sq ft space. This building was the former corporate headquarters for the now defunct Marsh Supermarket chain. It looked like a few spaces were already occupied, so I think this will be a hit! Hotel Tango was on hand serving up variations of the old fashioned. I tried the orange and the cherry. Both were very good of course. Four Day Ray brewery was here passing out free beers. And wine was also available, but I'm not sure who was providing that. The event brought in a big crowd! Upon leaving, I was pleased to find a courtesy shuttle outside the door that took me back to my Van! So nice and it was cold, so a definite perk of working here!

Hub & Spoke sits right off the Nickel Plate Trail in Fishers. Parking is free, but can tend to fill…read moreup quickly M-F during company's business hours. This building is home to several businesses, but it's also where Niyyah Coffee opened its first location. They have now expanded to include 2 additional locations in Indy (AYR Apts) and McCordsville. If you pop into Niyyah Coffee, you have to take advantage of the beautiful outdoor space. They have outdoor tables & chairs, a fireplace, and swings. A perfect spot to sip your coffee and enjoy a good book. Looking for a place to work outside of the office? Look no further! Hub & Spoke is open from 7a-7p, with several seating areas with outlets and wifi, making it a great coworking space. They also display artwork on the walls by local artists. I actually discovered who Shaunte Lewis was by Hub & Spoke featuring her artwork. She is now one of my faves! I have attended events here and the setup is amazing! Plenty of space to host guests without feeling crowded. Overall, Hub & Spoke is a distinctive establishment in Fishers and is a great place for everyone to enjoy!

What a beautiful space. Huge, filled with art, places to hang out, work, have events, shop,…read morecreate... you can do it all here. Truly a mixed-use building. I generally visit here for various Fisher Parks programs, usually held at the Makers Space. Here i have learned the basics of Stained Glass, How to repair drywall and basic electrical wiring. you can attend classes through Fisher Parks, or become a member of Maker Space and create things on your own. I have seen folks have receptions in the large hall, art exhibits, children's craft camps, folks using the space as their office and people shopping. I think a coffee shop is moving in soon also. That would be perfect. Public restrooms here are the cleanest I have seen in a while. Ample parking all around the building is also available, and at no cost.

Yeager Office Suites of Carmel has a unique and modern design and is in the perfect location. The…read moresuites are affordable and even include utilities. The conference rooms that come with our monthly rate, are a huge plus. The building manager, DJ is very friendly and professional.

Amazing space to lease from and incredible building! Such a great company! Have been a long time…read moretenant for 6 years and can't recommend enough.

Refinery46 was a great meeting space to host my board meeting!! We used the downstairs meeting…read moreroom. Addison was so helpful during my tour & the day of my meeting. He set everything up for me, and their tear-down instructions were very informational. Definitely recommend Refinery46's work space!

Happy #ThankYouThursday Yelp friends! If you've ever been curious about the nicely redone building…read moreslightly off of 46th Street and Keystone, this is it. It's a co-working space for driven local businesses, many of them being home services businesses. The owner of the space also owns Homesense Heating & Cooling (also loved on Yelp) and is an incredible person. He also lets The District Church use the space on Sundays. I love how multi-purpose and helpful the space is. Black Circle Brewing and Elena Ruz Cuban Cuisine are also located in the building, but on the back of the co-working space. CO-WORKING SPACE: The co-working space is nice and recently renovated. They offer 24/7 access, a complimentary mailbox, local coffee, networking events, business improvement seminars, conference rooms, and secure shipping/receiving for members of the space. You can rent anything from a local to a small or large office, to an entire floor. Their different packages are on their website! EVENT SPACE: The great space is also open to non-members to rent as well. We had a cocktail and painting class event here and loved using the multiple spaces. We had the cocktail class and catering set up in the beautiful kitchen, and used the multi-purpose room for the painting class. The owner Brian was super nice and helped us set up a few extra tables. They also have their different event space prices on their website too. The owner is so awesome, so this is definitely a place I love to support! They also do so much good for local businesses and the community, so def. check it out if you're looking for a space!

It's no secret that I'm a fan of CoHatch, a 30+ location network of co-working, community spaces…read morethat has been in existence for just under 10 years since its start by six friends in Columbus, Ohio. CoHatch, which has hosted at least a couple Yelp events that I can remember, currently has five locations in Central Indiana (a sixth, Circle Centre, I believe has closed). The locations include Polk Stables, Zionsville, Carmel, Noblesville, and this location in Broad Ripple. This location is housed in a former church (I know it used to be Common Grounds and I'm pretty certain it was at least one church before that). There's still some of the stained glass windows present. Managed by Jenna, whom I met during a Polk Stables Yelp event, this location seems to be quite busy. While I didn't get a chance to go around it as much as I'd have liked as I was here for an actual meeting, I was impressed with the decor, amenities, the people I met, and the efforts to make it accessible. Let's start there. Not every CoHatch location is truly accessible - they tend to locate in unique and often historic buildings. This can create challenges to true accessibility. This location has accessible parking in the back along with a ramp that goes up to one of the doorways. If you're not a member, you'll have to be let in. I wasn't completely thrilled with the end of the ramp - it's got a bit of a lip to it, however, the effort is obvious and it definitely works. The parking is also truly ADA compliant. I didn't notice all the businesses here, however, I did note that the Sagamore Institute maintains offices here. This location has the usual coworking spaces, a large event space, an outdoor area with a patio and kitchen, a sports simulator, and private offices. They have high-speed Wifi, coffee/tea options, meeting rooms (we used one to record an interview), 24/7 access, phone booths, office supplies, mailbox service, printing/copying, workshops for members, a kitchen, and an onsite manager. The neighborhood feels safe and is a pretty easy jaunt over to Broad Ripple's main strip. I like the decor, though found it a bit more plain than some of the locations. I think Polk Stables remains my favorite of the Central Indiana locations. This location is probably the closest to my home and it's definitely someplace I could see myself working. As someone who does a lot of social outreach/charity work, I definitely saw spaces I could bring to life here. I also did notice the restroom offered nice accessibility and there were some personal supplies in the restrooms - nice touch. I'd wanted to stop into this place and was pleased when I found out a meeting was going to be here. I finally got to check it out and was definitely impressed.

I had a meeting in Broad Ripple and they recommended this location. It was easy to find and had…read moreample parking, and I was surprised and pleased to find it was a church building that was converted into co work office space for small businesses and non-profits. I liked that they had maintained the structure and tried to continue the architectural flairs and quiet spaces yet allowing for new design inside. It is used for various offices and you can either rent out an office space (small cubicle) or just work in one of the many co-work spaces. It was tasteful and expansive but also had several little nooks for a quieter space. There were outside spaces and even a Barbeque space that could be rented for parties or business outings. My meeting was a fun way to be exposed to this location and will definitely be returning to try out some of the other spots for meetings or work.

This is an amazing venue space. Came here with Kiara for a vision board making event and had a…read moreblast. This was my first time here, and I was pleased with the whole concept of it. It's a co-working space, for those who have small businesses or work from home. The guy working the front (Ja'ir) was so kind and helpful, he answered all of our questions and told us a little bit about the place. The name P30 reflects where it is, which is 30th and post. He informed us that the facility is for the community, to rebrand the far east side, I love that! Inside you'll find a coffee shop, which wasn't open when I came, but I'd love to come back and try it out. They offer day passes to utilize what they have to offer or you can become a member. The building is fairly new and each room has a name that relates to the east side. The room we worked in was called "The Mitt" which refers to the street "Mitthoefer." They have gender neutral restroom along with designated women/men restroom stalls. The restrooms were clean, but the water to wash my hands was very cold. They have a large parking lot for easy access. I'm thinking of using a day pass to have a study session, try the coffee, and explore more of what this place has to offer.

I have been to P30 a few times to meet up with people or just for events that were held here. P30…read moreis a cospace place where people can rent rooms or become a member. They have different prices for memberships or to rent out a suite. I find P30 to be very nice especially for the community out on 30th and Post. The worker Ja'ir had explained to me the meaning behind P30 the last time I was there. I had enjoyed my talk with his because you can understand the passion behind P30 especially with them trying to pour into the community out there and to help the community to understand they too can be business people. There is a coffee shop inside there but it wasn't open when I was there. I see the prices are very reasonable. If you are looking for a space to work out of definitely check out P30 if you are in the area and need something because they give out day passes.

The Pin Bureau is a bowling alley turned private office space in downtown Indianapolis, adjacent to…read moreIaria's Italian Restaurant. It retains vintage decor on the outside but the interior has been remodeled to fit the needs of the modern office space. I am part of an organization that hosts meetings here quarterly and have been pleased with the space and layout. Parking is free and available in a parking lot steps from the door. In what's called the Training Center, there's natural light, plenty of space for a large group and strong wi-fi.

I have had a few work events at this space, and I am really impressed with their facilities. My…read morework has been done on the weekends, but there are a lot of conference room spaces available for a variety of groups. The kitchen area allows for a good flow and there are a few spaces available for food to be available. My only issue is the lack of restrooms for large groups. The bathrooms are one-seaters and gender specific, so you have to wait in a large group and you're on a break. Overall, the space is inviting and effective for large group and small group work! And there's free parking!!