The Nest Creative Space

Description

The nest is a cultural incubator for artists, makers and innovators! We believe it is of major cultural importance to provide sacred space for artists, so we designed our 2000sqm Cultural Playground to nurture expression, growth and connection.



With a proud holistic philosophy, the Nest is run by Artists for Artists. Keeping the space open plan is part of the ethos encouraging collaboration within our community. Currently we house 50+ creatives and offer stunning multi-use communal and event spaces.



Our workshop spaces for hire include ‘The Greenhouse Concepts Store’, a sun-drenched open planned space with a lush botanical indoor garden and multiple nooks and lounge areas and ‘The Cloud Room’, where you step into a dream state literally! The cloud room has a sunset scape that wraps around the walls ready to take your ideas into flight. Both areas are close to mural painted kitchens and bathrooms and access to the Nest Facilities.



Nest Facilities:

- Wi-Fi

- Secure building

- High ceilings and flexible layout

- 14 car spaces

- Surrounding street parking

- Close to public transport

- Walk from Green Square & Redfern

- Surrounded by cafes and restaurants

- Multiple power outlets

- 2 loading docks

- Double entrance doors

- Entrance ramp

- Natural light

- Amenities including showers

Rates:

Half day (up to 4 hours) - $240

Full day (up to 8 hours) - $460

*If you require less/more we can build a unique package suited to your workshop



Guests:

Up to 30



*We can also offer ‘The Nest Archive’, a bespoke collection of unique curiosities at an additional fee. Including assorted vases, candles, crates, suit cases, curtains, drapes & material, backdrops, vintage/antique furniture, artificial greenery, digital print cut outs, lighting, ceremonial artefacts, ornaments, platters/plates & glassware, extra tables and chairs, projectors and so much more!

Special classes supported

  Art workshops

  Cooking workshops

  Dance workshops

Location

76-82 BOTANY ROAD, ALEXANDRIA, NSW, 2015