I joined Workspace around March 2017 after a competing workspace, Hashtag, moved into a basement…read more Workspace is located downtown, inside the Pacific Southwest Building on Fulton Mall, on the third floor. It's a lovely, light space with huge windows and a rustic but modern interior. There's a shared kitchen and sitting space, and lots of options for small business owners and freelancers looking for shared office space. There are a few tiers of membership, including small offices (approx 1-4 desks), set desk space which you can rent, and a rover membership which allows you to hot desk - ie. sit at whichever desk space is free when you arrive. There's also a conference room which members can rent out. Most memberships include some monthly allowance for conference room time by appointment and some printing. I had a rover membership for 3 months, which at the time was priced at $100/month. I really enjoy the space and the desks are great. All uniform, nice and wide with ample depth to work in too, a desk lamp, and a set of drawers underneath where you can store your things while you're there and lock up temporarily if you want to leave things safely inside while you go out to lunch or meetings. The office manager was friendly and helpful. The only things keeping me from using the space at the moment are: The price - it's considerably more expensive than Hashtag, though it is a considerably nicer space too. The community - it's still early days and there aren't a lot of people to network with yet, at least there weren't when my initial membership ended. The construction on Fulton Mall - it's not a pleasant space to get in and out of at the moment, though I'm sure this will vastly improve once the construction is finished. So, to conclude, I love this place in theory, but it wasn't quite working for me in practice at the moment. But I do plan to re-join once the Fulton Mall is finished and my work schedule allows me to make it downtown more often.

From the owner: Workspace is a unique business address located in the heart of Fresno, in the Pacific Southwest…read moreBuilding, which has become an icon of the city. What makes Workspace stand out from other office spaces is the variety of options we offer to suit different needs. One of the key things that sets Workspace apart from other office space providers is the range of options we offer. From individual desks and offices to newly remodeled open floors, we can cater to a range of requirements and preferences. Our three through nine floors each have a unique ambiance, ensuring that our customers can choose the space that best reflects their business needs and brand identity. At Workspace, we understand that our customers demand more than just a place to work; they require a professional environment that promotes growth, productivity, and success. This is why we have invested in creating a space that fosters creativity, collaboration, and a sense of community. Our customers can take advantage of our vibrant co-working areas, attend networking events, and connect with other professionals in their field. In short, Workspace is unique because we offer more than just office spaces; we provide our customers with a full suite of services and amenities that ensure their businesses thrive. By choosing us, our customers can enjoy a premier business address, a range of workspace options, cutting-edge technology and high-quality amenities, and a dynamic and supportive professional community.

I moved in February 1st, excited to start my journey back to music…read more I knew I was going to miss a couple weeks, and ended up moving in late on February. The first night, I already could tell this was a waste of money. I was sandwiched between two loud producers, one of which a non-black rapper constantly saying the n word in his music. He also said it outside in the hall. (A white man) I am a lifelong musician, loud rehearsal neighbors aren't new to me- but what bothers me is that this studio is not actually a studio. They are office buildings. There is absolutely NO noise isolation and to top that off, the door I had was broken. After 5 min of my walls rumbling from both sides with absolutely no insulation to soften the blow, so loud my head was throbbing - I realized the lockout owners were likely cash grabbers with no passion for sound. Very different from Sac Rehearsal and the other one off El Camino where you at least get SOME LEVEL of isolation and professional attempts at noise reduction. On top of that- I was offered a tour with a measly $100 off my next room selection. When I attempted to reschedule the tour, their only available hours to do so were 10A-2:45P, Mon-Fri, which as you might expect - will not work for 90% of people who can afford rehearsal studios. When I finally was able to schedule a time, they canceled for a family emergency and rebooked for Monday the 24th, leaving me a measly 7 days of a potential rehearsal experience. When I brought this to their attention, they nastily retorted, "well you've had access to the space the whole time!" A space with no noise isolation that is entirely impossible to think in, let alone rehearse in. Save your money- even if you're a mile away like I am, it's better to go to House of Hits. Even Sac Rehearsal. The only benefit of this place is the "safe" location- but it's really built with no regards to musicians and the customer service is built equally as shitty.

Poor communication with mediocre facilities. Unfortunate, since there is definitely a lack of…read moresupply in the area of rehearsal or art studios. Prices are much higher than the competition for smaller spaces. I tried to rent a room for band rehearsal. Toured the place, told them I intended to rent from them. The communication is very disjointed. They only want to communicate via text, but it's not with a single person. I had literally 4 different people writing to me in the same thread. They sent me the contract but seemed unclear on which unit I wanted even with me sending them a video that I took during the tour. The contract stipulates that you're supposed to do a walkthrough so I had to go back to do that before signing (which I assume is to look for damage since you have to pay a security deposit but I also wanted to make sure they were trying to rent me the right room since there was confusion about that in my texts with them) . I told them I wanted the unit but they won't let me give them a deposit until the contract is signed. Since they only let you schedule tours for about 4 hours through the middle of the work day, I had to take time from work to go back again as soon as I was able to find an available tour time. They texted me in the morning telling me to let them know when the tour is done so that we can move forward. I went and did the tour and took photos, texted them 6 minutes later telling them it's finished and that I'd send the contract as soon as I got home. 45 minutes later I sent the contract, assuming everything is set and waited to find out how to pay them, and it's radio silence from all of them on the text thread all of a sudden. Then 4 hours later they tell me they've rented the space to somebody else. So in the end I wasted my time doing multiple tours in the middle of the day and then got screwed out of the space while none of the 4 people I'd been in contact with had the common courtesy to let me know that somebody else also had a contract in hand for the same room and that I might be wasting my time. The only other space of comparable size they had available is a ridiculously laid out triangle shaped room that smells like urine. So that's definitely out. Very poor communication and ultimately a big waste of my time. Also, none of the rooms I saw looked anything like the photos they uploaded here. I saw stained floors, cracked drop ceilings, poorly painted walls, and some not great smells.

I had a great experience taking a wheel throwing class here for about 3 months. my instructor Jason…read morewas truly amazing. Jason is truly dedicated to his craft i hope his journey takes him to better places. (5 stars for him) The ONLY bad experience (the reason for this review) was with a woman named KAREN but goes by REN. She was unnecessarily rude when my sister and I came to finish glazing our pieces during studio hours after coordinating with my instructor. She speaks to you in a very dismissive tone and makes you feel unwelcome, I understand we are not members however to treat potential members this way is unprofessional. Karen made the atmosphere so gross and unwelcoming that we chose to simply leave the studio without glazing our pieces because she seemed to have an issue with everything we did. I wont ever consider joining or recommend this studio to anyone simply because of this unfortunate interaction with Karen.

This is a great space with nice people/artists. The level of ceramic work is extraordinary. It is…read morelocated in a dynamic area of the Art District downtown. They have the best Art Hop crowd. The shows are always very interesting. They have wonderful gift items if you are in the shopping mood. They also offer classes as well as different levels of membership.

What a fun night and place. Came for the paint nite and had such great instruction. $35 for 2 hours…read morewith all the supplies and introduced me to the idea I can paint!! Everyone is so nice and the atmosphere is laughing and smiles.

I really enjoy coming to #imagineartscenter in Porterville CA. I like seeing the customers being…read morecoached by the experts. The building is historical; I love the full windows walls on the west and east walls. This brings a nature light atmosphere. The ambiance is relaxing and serene; perfect for someone to come in explore their hidden artistic skills. I really recommend everyone to come in and enjoy it.

Let me tell you that this was one of the best coffee shops and experiences I have had. The drink…read morewere wonderful! The staff was friendly and the atmosphere was immaculate!

A bit confusing cause they're also called "the well". It looks like a community center from the…read moreoutside. Plenty of parking in the back. They sell coffee and food. Nitro cold brew was smooth and their toasted chicken pesto sando was delicious. Loved the sundried tomatoes inside. Lots of seating inside but there were a lot of people for a Tuesday afternoon. If I lived in the area, I'd definitely come here to work/read/catch up with friends.

This was is so good fun at course covers the exploration of the elements- point, line shape,…read moretexture, if please like ask Color and the principals- balance, hoist the first coloured pencil and crayon. The Easiest Thing To Remember was as good beautiful Artwork today. This wasn't Karen that she would tomes from my Family and Friends.

The Multicultural Arts Center in Merced is an unwelcoming place. As the coordinator of a Latinx pop…read moreup market in the Central Valley, I experienced very unprofessional and rude behavior from Kat, the centers manager. Not only did I experience this behavior but also several of the Latinx vendors that were present that day at the event. They felt so unwelcome and experienced such rude and unprofessional behavior they expressed they would not vend at the MAC in the future. I have coordinated many events in various multicultural centers, art galleries and private venues and have never encountered the level of unprofessionalism that I encountered at this location. After the event, I messaged the executive director of the center to explain my experience and that of the vendors. My message was completely ignored, further convincing me they do not care about the experience of those who visit, attend and participate in events at the center.

Indeed, Al is the best. Al listened to my needs and helped me a "picky customer" identify the most…read moresuitable frame. He loves what he does and offers the best possible customer service!

We continue to go to Al for all of our framing needs, and we have recommended him to numerous…read morefriends and colleagues!