Work from
Get out of the house. Get some work done. Work in community.
Looking for a comfortable place to work, connect, and be productive?
Join us for Work from BIB, a two-week coworking pilot at BIB Community Arts Space designed for remote workers, entrepreneurs, creatives, educators, nonprofit leaders, consultants, and anyone looking for a change of scenery and a community to work alongside.
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Bring your laptop, your ideas, and your to-do list. We’ll provide the space, Wi-Fi, coffee, tea, and good vibes.
Pilot Dates:
Week 1: November 4 & 5
Week 2: November 11 & 12
Time: 8:00 AM–2:00 PM
Only 15 coworking spots available each day. Advance registration is required.
Choose Your Workday
WORK
Co-working access from
8 AM–2 PM
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Free Wi-Fi
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Complimentary water
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Complimentary hot tea & coffee
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Comfortable spaces to work
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Community with other professionals, entrepreneurs & creatives
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On-site printing available for an additional fee
$20
per day
​ADD BREAKFAST
WORK + $8​​
ADD LUNCH
WORK + $15​​
ADD BREAKFAST & LUNCH
WORK + $22​​
Add-ons
Enhance your workday
The Menu
Breakfast Menu
Breakfast prepared by Chef Cheryl Nolen-Wilson.
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Choose a biscuit or croissant with egg and optional American cheese.
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Choose your protein:
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Salmon croquettes
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Turkey sausage patties
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Served with smothered potatoes and juice.
Lunch Menu
Week 1 — November 4 & 5
Choose:
Chicken Noodle Soup + Garden Salad
or
Turkey Sandwich + Soup or Chips
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Includes a drink.
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Week 2 — November 11 & 12
Choose:
Turkey Chili + Salad
or
Turkey Sandwich + Soup or Chips
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Includes a drink.
BRING A WORK BUDDY!
Work is better in community.
Refer someone new to Work from BIB and when they register and pay for a coworking day, you can choose a FREE breakfast or lunch during the pilot!
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Your referral must complete their registration and payment to qualify. Meal selection must be made in advance.
COME WORK.
CONNECT.
GET THINGS DONE.
Work from BIB.
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BIB Community Arts Space
119 E. 107th Street
Chicago, IL 60628
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Read. Create. Belong.
RESERVE YOUR SPOT
Space is intentionally limited to 15 people per day so that everyone has room to comfortably work and connect.