Do I need a business to use CoWork Café?

No, come in to work, crochet, read from the CommUnity Library or meet someone new.

Is talking allowed at CoWork Café?

Yes, a little chatting is part of the Café side. The CoWork CanMore side next door is the quiet zone.

Yes, coffee, tea and bubbly water come with your day.

Can my kids come with me?

Yes, the kids zone keeps them happy and engaged, and you book them in alongside your own day.

What seating does CoWork Café have?

Floating desks, Adirondack chairs, a couch and a daybed.

What are CoWork Café's hours?

They vary around private events. If the Café is unavailable on your day, the CoWork: Drop-in option covers you.

Where is CoWork Café located?

At 105, 717 - 9th Street, in downtown Canmore.

Can I take a work call at CoWork Café?

Yes, calls fit right in on the Café side, and a meeting room can be booked separately if you need a door.

CoWork Café

$20/Day

CoWork Café

$20/Day

CoWork Café is the social side of our downtown Canmore space, half bustling cafe, half coworking room. Settle into a floating desk, an Adirondack chair or the daybed, with coffee, tea and bubbly water included, and a kids zone to keep the littles busy while you work.

A navy sofa with mustard cushions faces a wall mounted screen and a macrame hanging, with the long table and white chairs behind and plants on the slatted wood wall. Work here, or pull the room together for a talk.

Above the stone fireplace, the CanMore Together script sits between built in shelves of lamps and plants. Wooden chairs face a white crate table, pale blue cabinets either side. The warmest seat in the building.

White shiplap, a painted teal mountain range on wood, a small teepee and strings of bulbs above. Pink tulips stand on the counter beside white chairs, with plants on the floating shelves.

Two tall bookcases packed with paperbacks flank a stretch of white brick, three pale stools lined up beneath, plants and candles at their feet and warm light washing up the wall. Pick a book, stay a while.

White brick, two woven rattan pendants and a wood counter holding glassware, turquoise bowls and the coffee setup. Books fill the shelf to the right. Coffee and tea come with a day at the cafe.

A life sized rabbit photograph covers one wall of the playroom, facing a white canvas teepee, a painted teal mountain panel and a floor of yellow shag and cushions. Mint shelving holds the toys.

Cushions crowd the corner: a red and white circus tent print, a doodled OK pillow, a blue plush snail and spotted covers, all on a bright yellow shaggy rug with a small chalkboard leaning in.

A cushioned bench nook sits under a wooden world map in a lit alcove, glass shelves either side, with a long dining table and chairs in front and a canvas teepee visible past the pendant lights.

Polished concrete underfoot, white brick walls, a long pale wood table ringed with white and timber chairs, a blue sofa and a sheepskin draped armchair off to one side. This is the main cafe floor.

The alcove up close: patterned pillows along a padded bench, a wooden world map mounted above, plants on glass shelving and deep drawers underneath. A corner for laptop work or a long coffee.

A wooden lap desk holds an open laptop on a bench scattered with blue patterned and white fur cushions, under a floating shelf of plants and a wooden world map. Not every desk needs to be a desk.

Vinyl records in a grid across a grey brick wall, a boom arm microphone swung out over the desk, a mic stand and a laptop with audio gear below. The kit stays set up, so a session can start quickly.

The Café side runs on a little friendly noise: take the call, meet a friend, or come crochet with no laptop in sight. When you need silent focus instead, the CoWork CanMore side next door stays quiet.

Hours flex around private events, so if the Café is closed on your day, a CoWork: Drop-in pass covers you. Coffee, tea and bubbly water are always included, and the kids zone keeps young visitors happy while you finish what you came to do.

CoWork Café blends a cafe and a coworking space in one bright room in downtown Canmore. Floating desks, Adirondack chairs, a couch and a daybed give you somewhere to settle, whether you’re here for a work sprint or a slow morning.

The CommUnity Library and the kids zone share the space, so readers, crocheters and little visitors all have a corner of their own.
Included with your day:
- Coffee, tea and bubbly water, on us
- Your pick of floating desks, Adirondack chairs, the couch or the daybed
- The kids zone and the CommUnity Library
Add-ons:
- CoWork: Drop-in: the quiet professional side next door when you need silent focus, or when the Café is booked for a private event
- Kids pass: book your kiddo in alongside your own day so the kids zone is theirs
- CoWork Membership: the better-rate option if the Café becomes your regular spot
Coffee, tea and bubbly water are included and kept coming through the day. Bring your own snacks or lunch, or walk to one of downtown Canmore’s cafes and restaurants a block away.
Do I need a business to use CoWork Café?
No, come in to work, crochet, read from the CommUnity Library or meet someone new.

Is talking allowed at CoWork Café?
Yes, a little chatting is part of the Café side. The CoWork CanMore side next door is the quiet zone.

Is coffee included?
Yes, coffee, tea and bubbly water come with your day.

Can my kids come with me?
Yes, the kids zone keeps them happy and engaged, and you book them in alongside your own day.

What seating does CoWork Café have?
Floating desks, Adirondack chairs, a couch and a daybed.

What are CoWork Café’s hours?
They vary around private events. If the Café is unavailable on your day, the CoWork: Drop-in option covers you.

Where is CoWork Café located?
At 105, 717 – 9th Street, in downtown Canmore.

Can I take a work call at CoWork Café?
Yes, calls fit right in on the Café side, and a meeting room can be booked separately if you need a door.