Fort Collins Spring Happenings 2025
Spring has returned to the fine city of Fort Collins, Colorado. Very soon flowers will blossom and trees will leaf out, giving the residents of Fort Collins another fantastic reason to gather and celebrate. Here are a few of our favorite happenings coming up in 2025....
Ch. 6 Interoffice Relationships
It has come to our attention that a romantic entanglement has developed between two of our most dedicated employees: Dustin’ Beeper, our newest Roomba, and longtime staff member, Miss Honey Well, the humidifier.
Coworking Trends for 2025 in Fort Collins
In 1995, the first unofficial coworking spaces, dubbed ‘hackerspaces’ began appearing in Germany. By today's standards, these would have been considered niche coworking spaces, specialized for computer enthusiasts and engineers. In 2005, Brad Neuberg opened the first...
Ch. 5 What is Slow Work?
Chapter 5 from the newsletter. In the fast-paced world of remote work, we’re all too familiar with the constant pressure to be productive, stay on top of emails/slack/asana, and move at lightning speed. But what if slowing down—embracing a counterintuitive approach...
A Passion for Pickleball in Fort Collins
The citizens of Fort Collins tend to be active sorts—enjoying a wide variety of sports and activities throughout the year. One of the fastest-growing sports in America today is the sport of Pickleball, a fast-moving, all-ages game that combines elements of tennis,...
Now Hiring: Part-time Community Manager
The Community Manager role is an in-person position at Cohere Coworking, located in Old Town Fort Collins. This role is perfect for someone starting a business, working part-time, or working remotely and looking for additional hours. The position includes a full-time membership at Cohere, allowing you to utilize the space for your own work or studies while supporting members and ensuring the space runs smoothly in partnership with its founder, who also works part time.
Modern Day Prepping for Digital Disasters
In our highly digital world, it’s easy to rely solely on our phones, tablets, and computers for everything from staying in touch with loved ones to navigating daily life. But what happens if there’s a digital disruption? Whether due to a power outage, a natural disaster, or a cyberattack, losing access to digital tools can leave us scrambling. That’s why having key information on paper is a simple yet powerful way to stay prepared. Here are the 10 most important things to save on paper to help you navigate any digital downtime.
The More Things Change…
It is the last day of 2024, and for the Cohere community, it has been a year packed with changes. Not only did we visit new places, meet new people, and learn new skills, but we all came together to move from one Old Town Fort Collins space to another. Looking...
Ch. 4 Is maintenance underrated?
For years I’ve been telling myself and everyone else that I’m “bad at maintenance.” Anything I saw as routine, mundane or boring got heaved into this gross task bucket and then I tied it to my brain like a boat anchor to be dragged for eternity.
Because I LOVE having new ideas. I love working on new things and helping people talk about their new things. I will run into traffic if someone across the street asks to bounce an idea off me. BUT, the stupid weight of maintenance was brilliant at slowing me down.
Ch.3 The Bell Tolls for Thee: Coworking in Fort Collins
Sometime in late November of 2024, Pluto did some weird shit and I’m not even sure I believe in all that because, REALLY?! Also, Pluto got demoted from Planet to Rock so how can it even be in charge of anything cosmically other than having an orbit that is giving retro spirograph vibes?