Coworking workspaces in Fullerton, Orange County

Spring Break Labs for Kids in Fullerton

Marieke Hensel — Thu, 21 Mar 2013 22:25:17 +0000

CoWork+Play Fullerton offers Spring Camp April 8-12 from 10AM to 2PM. Children 5 -14 years old are welcome! CoWork+Play Fullerton is a brand new clubhouse for kids after school and a space for home schoolers during the day. During spring break we offer a special program for all children.

CoWork+Play Fullerton’s spring camp is not your normal activity-based spring camp. Instead, it is focused on children exploring technology and business in a playful way and at their own pace. It’s all about discovering a unique selection of inspiring labs and interactive classes where children learn from each other and are guided by their own interests. The offerings are diverse and full of action.

Spring Break Week:

Every Day From 10am – 2pm

Monday April 8:
Indoors Sports Tournament: Air Hockey, Wii Championships, and more

Tuesday April 9:
Star Wars Lab: The Movies, Star Wars Lego Battle and Star Wars MineCraft

Wednesday April 10:
MineCraft Labs

Thursday April 11:
Lego & Lego Robotics Lab

Friday April 12:
Nerf Gun Wars

Cowork+Play offers children 6 connected rooms to play in: a lunch room, Lego room, computer room, living room with TV and comfy couch, gym room and air hockey room. All rooms are available any day and with them a selection of board games, books and Legos.

$35 per lab/day
Siblings pay $25 per lab/day

Optional $5 for hot lunch catered by Matador Cantina.

Please reserve your space and buy your tickets here on the site.

Email info@coworkingfullerton.com
Call 1-877-747-3263

Bring your own laptop or computer if you like to play MineCraft, with Minecraft installed.

Minecraft Wednesdays in Downtown Fullerton

rutger — Sat, 16 Feb 2013 23:25:48 +0000

Join us for Minecraft Wednesdays! Every Wednesday, kids 5 to 12 years old are invited to come over to play Minecraft together.

We have two MineCraft sessions every Wednesday:

Early session 10am-2pm
Afternoon session 2pm-6pm

We welcome kids from 5 to 12 years old.

You can bring lunch, we have a fridge and a microwave.
You can order lunch/dinner for $5 (catered by Matador Cantina)

Sessions are $12, please RSVP on the bottom of this page, payment required when dropping off your child. You can also buy 10 sessions for $100.

You are welcome to use the Coworking Space on the other side of the hallway.
Date: every Wednesday, starting February 20, 2013 (10a-2p -or- 2p-6p).

Location: Coworking Play - 111 N. Harbor Blvd, Suite 2, Fullerton, CA 92832 - Call us at 877-747-3263

RSVP

Please RSVP via the form below: [contact-form-7]

What’s going on at Coworking Fullerton this week Nov 12-18

Marieke Hensel — Tue, 13 Nov 2012 19:27:33 +0000

Monday November 12 – 7pm: Boardgame night
Tuesday November 13 – 7pm: Social Media Campfire in the Automotive Industry with Kathi Kruse
Wednesday November 14 – 7pm: Werewolf Night
Thursday November 15 – noon: Weekly Coworking Entrepreneurs luncheon
7pm: Cowork + Play – Kidpreneurs & parentpreneur Infonight
Friday November 16 – 5pm: End of the week Coworkers’ beer & chat
Sunday November 18 – 3:30 – Cowork + Play movie screening “Race to Nowhere” in collaboration with the Education Revolution & Discovery of Learning Homeschool Center

Pitfalls of Freelancing [infographic]

Marieke Hensel — Tue, 09 Oct 2012 16:47:04 +0000

Many coworkers are freelancers. This infographic gives a great overview of the pitfalls and benefits of freelancing.

Created by: MastersDegree.net

Boardgame Night

rutger — Thu, 21 Jun 2012 03:37:58 +0000

Every Monday at 7pm Co-Working Fullerton hosts Game Night. If you would like to join, create an account on Meetup.com to get more information. Primarily we play “Family Strategy” or “Euro” boardgames like Settlers of Catan, Ticket To Ride, Puerto Rico, Agricola and Card Games like Dominion, Tichu, For Sale, R-Eco, Bang!, etc.

http://www.meetup.com/ocboardgames

New Conference Room Pictures

robert — Mon, 19 Mar 2012 22:05:03 +0000

We are really happy with our new location! Check out some pictures of the newly upgraded Conference Room!!

New pictures

rutger — Sat, 30 Apr 2011 22:09:33 +0000

We are really happy with our new location, here are some pictures!

We Need Yarrr Feedback!

rutger — Thu, 23 Sep 2010 02:29:53 +0000

Please take a minute to tell us what YOU need: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/XDJX8CM

Co-Working is a great way to work from home, away from home!

rutger — Tue, 03 Aug 2010 21:50:30 +0000

Working from home isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. It’s too easy to be distracted by something on TV, the laundry you need to do, the bathroom you forgot to clean, or the dog always barking at anyone who walks by. Graphic artists, web designers, freelance journalists, and anyone else who does work from home suffers from things like this keeping them from getting their work done the way they’d like to. Often times, this leads to going out to some local place with internet access like a coffee shop or internet cafe. Unfortunately, these places have their share of disturbances as well; These places are businesses first (usually restaurants), and workplaces second. Too many people crowd the place, bring noise, and cause messes. This is a big disturbance and can keep you from concentrating on your work.

Wouldn’t it be great if there was somewhere you could go to get your work done that isn’t filled with all these distractions? Fortunately, such a place does exist, and it’s called Co-Working. Co-Working is a quiet, dedicated workspace located in Fullerton, CA, where you can rent a space for a day to get your stuff done in a work oriented environment. If you like the Co-Working experience, you can secure your work space every work day of the week for an entire month to ensure you have an office in a quiet, relaxed environment with all the comforts of your home. Co-Working also offers free tea, water, and Starbucks coffee, leaving you with no reason not to try Co-Working today.

Coworking: New Trend Grows in Popularity

rutger — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 21:49:10 +0000

With the economy in recession and a resulting shift in how people work, there are increasing numbers of freelancers, consultants and other professionals-turned-entrepreneurs who have been working from isolated home offices or on the run in coffee shops and other public spaces. A new concept has developed that relieves the isolation of the makeshift office and brings these people together to form like-minded communities with shared values emphasizing creativity and productivity.

Coworking spaces are being created in cities and towns all over the world. Here, the professional can work in space rented by the hour or day, surrounded by others doing the same. There are no bosses, just workers, working independently yet in a community of others who share their vision. Costs are kept low, creativity flows and professional space for meetings and conferences is readily available.

Coworking combats the fatigue and creative slumps that the self-employed freelancer frequently experiences. The coworking idea is based on forming a community that is collaborative, supportive and grants each worker a legitimate place in the world of the coworking space. Many coworking communities have banded together to form webs of space that are available to members from affiliated communities. There are coworking groups that span the globe allowing members to share space worldwide. Those who travel extensively on the job can benefit from knowing they will find a comfortable space to work where people have similar goals.
Because the sense of community is more important than the actual space, many coworking groups start before the space is actually acquired.