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    Brooklyn Creative League
    Brooklyn Creative League
    Coworking Spaces, Membership Discounts: Career Help
    Street:
    540 President Street
    City:
    Brooklyn
    State:
    NY
    Zip Code:
    11215
    Phone:
    7185762104
    Email:
    Website:
    http://www.brooklyncreativeleague.co
    Neighborhood:
    Gowanus
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    Description:

    Brooklyn Creative League is a welcoming coworking space for seasoned professionals, rooted in the local community. Our spaces are warm, welcoming, and productive -- meticulously designed and scrupulously managed. Our team is comprised of smart, capable, and kind professionals, who are committed to giving outstanding service. And our members are companies and individuals who share a commitment to community, collaboration, and mutual benefit.

    Discount:

    BCL will waive the $75 annual membership fee for members of Park Slope Parents.

    Discount may not be used in conjunction with other offers or discounts.

    Review and Rating

    Reviewed by Administrator
    On 05-Jul-2013
    Subject:  Where's the best place for a freelancer to work from?
    Comment:  Rent a desk space at Brooklyn Creative League on President Street between 4th and 3rd Aves. I had a space there a few years ago and it's a really great place for creatives, writers, freelancers, etc. to get work done! Here's their website if you want to check them out: www.brooklyncreativeleague.com
    Reviewed by Administrator
    On 21-Mar-2013
    Subject:  re: renting office space
    Comment:   I was at Brooklyn Creative League for a while which was great (although not the best phone/tech support) - nice sense of community, etc. I know they have a waiting list. When we started hiring people, we moved to Green Desk- it's great, cheaper, although getting to DUMBO from Park Slope, depending on where you are, can be a huge pain, you would have your own private space (The offices are all glass, and the walls go up to the ceiling). There isn't as much of a sense of community, and no communal space to eat, etc, but the food options are much better in DUMBO. But having worked from home for ages and then having a baby, I can tell you that it will TRANSFORMATIVE for you to get out of the house. So good for your sanity, and although you lose some convenience, i think made me a better mother and wife!
    Reviewed by Administrator
    On 10-Mar-2013
    Comment:  Recommended by PSP Member without review

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