Your project, your pace, a little less working alone. The Trenches brings self-directed workers together to get things done, with shared focus and room for conversation when it helps. No networking routine. No forced discussion.
Every Monday, 2:00–6:00 PM. Bring what you’re working on and a goal for the afternoon. A food or drink purchase is required to support the venue.
Start with intent. Then get to work.
The Huddle gives your goal a little accountability: people nearby know what you’re trying to move forward. After that, there’s no rigid agenda or scheduled break structure.
Settle into focused work. Take a break when you need one. Talk with a neighbor when it feels useful: a business-model pivot, a technical roadblock, a marketing question, or the mental grind of working for yourself. You don’t need to turn the afternoon into a pitch.
Laptops closed? Maybe dinner. If the group still has energy afterward, head out for a drink or a meal. It’s optional, not another item to check off.
An afternoon for people with work to do
Founders, entrepreneurs, freelancers, digital nomads, remote workers, and independent builders are welcome. So are students and anyone moving an active project forward. Any industry or career background fits; the common ground is wanting to make progress rather than only talk about it.
Keep it a working space
Purchase at least one drink or food item to support the venue.
No soliciting or sales. This is co-working, not marketing.