This is an interesting concept. I see the need for people to get out of their work space at home…read moreand get back to human contact. So with an invite, I wanted to see how these folks operate. Personally, I have a nice office and I NEED to be on the job for decision making. As far as this being for those folks mentioned above, yes! It would be a good change of pace and some more public interaction. There are private rooms and group settings for meetings. Spacious, outside areas, and two floors for you to find a work space nook. If you fit in to that work from home category, and the doldrums of staring at the same ol' walls is getting to you, check out MKE CoWork. This could be a good change of pace and a professional environment to meet up and hold work meetings.

The site looks very nice and spacious!…read more I would totally use this space to work instead of at home. Good lighting and very clean.

What a gem in town! I needed a place to work for the day while traveling, and Kristen was…read moreincredibly accommodating- she set me up with a day pass, identified parking options, and suggested nearby restaurants. Highly recommend this venue for remote work!

Great, fun, welcoming community office environment. Kristin manages the office space and goes…read moreabove and beyond to make everyone feel welcome. Snacks, coffee and conference rooms are available. Just a short 2 min walk to the famous Milwaukee Public Market to grab lunch.

Supportive and helpful! This is a great place to start if you are looking for support and a space…read more Great for start ups.

From the owner: Everything we do revolves around making this world a better place by helping women use their…read moretalents to be the best they can be. We believe women who are empowered by one another and role models build community, help society, and flourish. We showcase great female role models building community one woman at a time. We help women take supported and calculated risks to develop their talents personally and professionally. We inspire women to get connected professionally by branding themselves, marketing their talents, and promoting themselves and others. We cater to women with their own businesses who are taking supported and calculated risks by aiming high and looking for growth - all in areas that showcase their talents.

We have our meetings/speaker events here for the Rotaract club of Milwaukee. The meeting spaces are…read morevery nice and professional. Tip: be sure to get a drink down at the pub in the building and they will validate your parking if you parked in the garage after 5pm!

I am not sure where to publish my review of the MSO Secret Symphony? First off Kim and I were…read moretalking about our Rachel and kudos to her on all she does to plan our events. We see how things can easily get out of hand and chaotic. This event was something new offered this year at a $20.00 price point. We were lucky enough to have a few of the MSO at our Sharp Literacy event. This was the whole orchestra! Let me start at the beginning. There was a lot of confusion at this event. We couldn't tell who worked at the event, and whom didn't. Food was more apps than anything else. It was just ok. Nacho bar, hummus, artichoke dip... And drinks on the 6th floor. We are old (40-50) and didn't know we would have to walk up 6 flights of stairs. The elevators were strange to say the least. No buttons on the inside, only on the outside. Once we got upstairs... more poor planning. We kinda found our own stuff to do. There were two free drink stations upstairs with various tasks you had to perform for swag. We got glasses, handcuffs, and some safe house gift certificates and swag. We got to play some of the MSO instruments which I though was very cool. But again, at this event, like "Sharp," I found it very disrespectful that people were talking when the symphony was going on. Common people! Thiis was awesome! I knew most, if not all fo the music. My Dad played a lot of it for me when I was little. I liked how the symphony is trying to connect to the younger generation. So in conclusion, the MSO made the event worth the $20.00. I am not sure there was enough of the Safe House menu to make any conclusions.