As part of the original 13 colonies, Rhode Island’s Providence allows you to work and thrive in one of the nation’s oldest cities. Located on the Narragansett Bay, this city became the major business district in Rhode Island and manufactured much of the original colonies’ silverware, jewelry, and textiles. Today, it is Rhode Island’s capital and most populous city, where you will find businesses like United National Foods and Textron. It is also home to Brown University and the nationally recognized Trinity Repertory Company. Come see why this historically preserved and forward moving Rhode Island town is the best location for your next office space.
Originally founded in 1683, Providence, the Capitol of Rhode Island, is one of the oldest cities in New England. The city is 45 minutes from Boston and just over 3 hours from New York City. Accessibility is excellent with Interstate Route 95 running through the city and providing access to Boston and New York City. 10 Dorrance Street is centrally located in the middle of Providence financial district and Westminster Square. There are 7 major hotels, including The Westin and Providence Biltmore as well as a number of restaurants near the center which include Amenities Inc, McCormick & Schmick's Seafood, Tazza Cafe and Federal Reserve Restaurant.
Cross Streets: Dorrance St
This coworking community is a space that offers office and meeting space to a diverse range of businesses, entrepreneurs, freelancers and remote workers. Members share adjacent work spaces that provide the benefits of an office, a social environment and a professional location to meet with clients, as well as an independent and casual nature. This space allows members the opportunity to work, meet, and play. Professional and casual, flexible or dedicated, our workspace comes with no long-term commitment, and all amenities. There is a14-20 seat boardroom and 4-6 seat meeting rooms that offer a professional space to hold meetings and conferences. Members have use of a variety of amenities, including a riverside picnic area, bike path, and social events such as gallery nights, lunch and learn workshops, house concerts, and more.
Cross Streets: Between Delaine Street and Atwells Avenue