I always knew Indy Hall was about the community. That’s the foundation of coworking after all.

I’ve been a member for a little over a year, and it seems like every person I’ve met here has enriched my life. Some a little, some a lot.

What I didn’t realize was that Indy Hall was capable of enriching the lives of other people in my life, too.

Indy Hall isn’t just...[click for more]

Hi, I’m Sam, and I’m a terrible know-it-all.

• I think it’s a combination of a lot of things:
• I’m 26, so still fall into the “be the smartest!” mentality of school Knowing things makes me feel more confident and in control when I have no clue what’s going on And sometimes it feels like the job description of being someone who runs a coworking...[click for more]

Before I worked at Indy Hall, I was a camp counselor at Camp Sequoia, an overnight camp for kids with social skills difficulties on the autism spectrum and/or with ADHD. For 3 summers I wore many hats; developing the camp’s drama program, taking photos for the website, and chasing after the kids in the 8–12 year old bunk.

When I interviewed at Indy Hall, I assumed that...[click for more]