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Perks on Perks
Hot coffee and cold brew on tap, as well as membership perks for local businesses.
Conference + Event Space
A bookable meeting room onsite and event space for after-hours/weekend events.
Virtual Office Options
With blazing-fast Wi-Fi internet, you’ll be able to handle video calls easily with no lag.
Event Space
Our space is available for up to 100 participants, includes the use of the kitchen, coffee, a kegerator, a large projector, and the option to have tables or not. Our 3,000 square foot open design allows many different configurations. Parking for 40 cars in the gated garage is also included. The location within walking distance of the ferry terminal, the train, the bus depot, and downtown Edmonds make it easy to access.
Become a Workhorse
Flexible Memberships + Amazing Amenities
Workhorse HQ is a community workspace located steps from restaurants, coffee houses, art galleries, and shops in beautiful Downtown Edmonds, Washington. Workhorse HQ is a short walk from the ferry dock, from the train, and from the park-n-ride.
Recent News
Member Spotlight: Crissy Trewin, Realtor
We’ve known Crissy Trewin for years, and it’s time you knew her, too! She’s been a part of Workhorse HQ before we opened and even helped put it all together. We are so grateful for Crissy’s friendship—this spotlight is all about her. Crissy is a realtor by day...
Richard Taylor Jr. Member Spotlight
If you’ve spent any time at Workhorse HQ, you’ve probably seen Richard Taylor Jr. One of our founding members, and a daily runner along Sunset Avenue, Richard is well-known in Edmonds—and in the world. He just completed what we’re calling his tax season—the busiest...
Member Spotlight: Marissa Pedersen of Postcards to Seattle
Sharing with you about our Workhorse HQ members has been such a fun way for us to help you get to know each other, especially as we continue to gently navigate the pandemic and you’re not all meeting face to face. Enter: Marissa Pedersen, a travel writer and social...
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