The Hub is our prosocial community space.

Pro·so·cial // prōˈsōSH(ə)l // adjective
Intended to help or benefit another person, group, or society as a whole.

Located in the heart of downtown Sisters, The Hub is designed to serve as “the center of civic life in Sisters Country.” In addition to C4C’s headquarters, The Hub offers drop-in, donation-based coworking; bookable meeting and event spaces; soundproof phone booths; a community kitchen and lounge area; resources for local nonprofits; a regular schedule of community events; and a rotating display of local art.

In short – it’s a place where our mission comes to life.

Come to co-work, connect, and collaborate.

With plenty of desks, gigabit internet, cozy lounge furniture, shared kitchen, a bookable meeting area, and much more, The Hub is the perfect space to get to work in service of Sisters Country. Whether you’re a local nonprofit volunteer, entrepreneur, burgeoning artist, or just passing through town, there’s a seat for anyone who believes in the power of connection.

The Hub’s coworking area operates on a gift economy model, in support of our mission to foster a more connected community. Just pay what you can! While there is no charge to use the space, we hope you’ll consider donating to C4C to keep the space accessible and support our broader community building work.

Address:

291 E Main Ave, Sisters, OR 97759 (Google Maps)

Current Operating hours:

  • Mon-Fri | 9 AM - 4 PM (NOTE: We occasionally close during business hours for private events. Please check our Google Business Profile for the most up-to-date hours.)

  • Weekday evenings + weekends | Bookable for private events

Questions?

Please reach out!

  • Call/text: (541) 203-0527

Book a meeting or event.

Semi-private meeting area

Separated from our coworking area by a 6’ wall of lockers with soundproofing panels. 12 can fit comfortably; more if you squeeze! Great for casual conversations, lunch n’ learns, and planning sessions. Wifi, TV, and rolling whiteboard included. Available Mon-Fri, 9 AM to 4 PM.

Book the meeting area
 

the whole building

The Hub is available to rent in its entirety for public and private events outside of business hours (before 9 AM and after 4 PM on weekdays, all day on weekends). Rates are sliding scale and intentionally affordable for groups of all financial means.

Book the whole building

Events calendar

Here’s a list of upcoming public events at The Hub. Click the event title for more details.

Artists in residence

The Hub’s walls are adorned with a regular rotation of works by local artists. And all of it is for sale! Here’s who’s currently hangin’.

Nicole Penoncello

“The common thread in my work is place and human connection. I am curious about how we develop a sense of place and a sense of identity connected to places. I am also interested in how we visually represent places versus how we sense and experience them as we move through them in person.

I am continuously drawn to the aesthetics of cartography and employ similar bold color and geometric shapes in my work. Combining satellite imagery and topographic maps of places with tracings of tiny details discovered while walking on-site, I play with the hierarchy of information in order to question what’s most significant. I create drawings, paintings, objects, fiber art and installations that aim to convey the multi-sensory experience of moving through a place.”

Nicole grew up in rural Connecticut before moving to the Pacific Northwest in 2007. She earned a BFA in Sculpture at James Madison University, and an MFA in Contemporary Art Practice at Portland State University. Nicole has exhibited her work nationally, including recent exhibitions at the Forsberg Art Gallery at Lower Columbia College and the Mt. Hood Community College Fine Art Gallery. She currently lives in Bend and teaches Visual Arts at Sisters Elementary School.

View more of Nicole’s work at nicolepenoncello.com.

 

Heidi Brickhouse

Heidi is a beadwork artist deeply inspired by the natural world – landscapes, flora, fauna, and celestial forms that evoke a sense of wonder. Her artwork is handwoven with needle and thread using Miyoki Delica beads, chosen for their precision and color spectrum.

She approaches her composition like a painter with a palette, intentionally layering hues to create detailed, realistic motifs. To give her beadwork dimension and structure, she also designs and fabricates custom brass frames that introduce a sculptural quality. Each piece reflects her dedication to color, pattern, and the challenge of creating realism through beading.

View more of Heidi’s work at brickhousebeadworks.com.

Previously featured artists:

Showcase your art at The Hub!

  • 2-3 month “residency”

  • Zero commission – you keep all proceeds

  • Over 100 sq. ft of walls with built-in hanging system

  • Regular foot traffic – coworking, farmers market, other events

  • Promotion via our social channels and newsletter (2,000 subscribers)

  • Opportunity to host your own events & open houses

  • *Artists are responsible for developing their own sales process, but we will gladly help support and coordinate this with you!

THE HUB, by citizens4community

Coworking | Private offices | Meeting space | Event rentals | Community programming | Local art

291 E Main Ave
Sisters, OR 97759 (Google Maps)

Current Operating hours:

  • Mon-Fri | Coworking 10 AM - 4 PM, bookable for before/after-hours events

  • Sat | Bookable for events

  • Sun | Bookable for events