Riverdale Hub

A social enterprise located in the east end of Toronto, the Riverdale Hub is home to the Social Gardener Cafe, Riverdale Gallery, various rental spaces, and environmental initiatives. It also serves as a training and placement center for marginalized women and youth, co-located with the Riverdale Immigrant Women's Centre. Housed in a historically renovated building tailored to the needs of cultural workers, entrepreneurs, and community groups, the Hub boasts a diverse coworking community of individuals who share similar interests and goals.

The coworking space at Riverdale Hub provides an innovative and cost-effective shared environment featuring an open layout with amenities such as hot desks, designated workstations, meeting areas, lounges, and two private offices. This space brings together artists, social entrepreneurs, small non-profits, activists, and environmental advocates to foster collaboration and relationships on both full-time and part-time basis, with day passes also available for those seeking temporary access.

Members of the coworking space benefit from high-speed Wi-Fi, affordable printing/scanning/faxing services, and a well-furnished environment with reclaimed wooden desks, comfortable seating, and a reception area for guests. The venue also offers a lounge with meeting tables, a choice of designated workspaces, small private offices, or lockable glass-enclosed offices, as well as 24/7 access and an event venue for lectures, receptions, or art exhibitions.

Additional perks of coworking at Riverdale Hub include invitations to community-building events, access to the rooftop garden, mail services, and discounts at the on-site Social Gardener Cafe, which serves fair trade organic products and vegan/gluten-free options. Interested individuals are encouraged to visit the website to explore the various coworking options available.