nina | coworking and workshops for creatives in Los Angeles

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A world where rest is sacred, beauty is everywhere, and creativity flows freely.

nina— a creative community in northeast Los Angeles

We offer beautiful spaces that support creativity and connection.

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nina
Los Angeles

A hidden clubhouse for creatives in the heart of Atwater Village, in northeast Los Angeles.

Join us for free coworking, workshops, book clubs, talks, readings, screenings, and private events.

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The Artist Residency at nina Idyllwild

Located at our Idyllwild outpost in the San Jacinto Mountains of Riverside County, about 100 miles east of Los Angeles, The Artist Residency offers time, space, and creative refuge away from the city.

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Check our schedule below and join us for coworking and community events.

Community Coworking

Wed, Feb 04

nina Atwater

Every Mon, Wed, Fri from 12-5pm. Come be together with us in our stylish, good-vibe space.

Community Coworking

Fri, Feb 06

nina Atwater

Every Mon, Wed, Fri from 12-5pm. Come be together with us in our stylish, good-vibe space.

Community Coworking

Mon, Feb 09

nina Atwater

Every Mon, Wed, Fri from 12-5pm. Come be together with us in our stylish, good-vibe space.

Community Coworking

Wed, Feb 11

nina Atwater

Every Mon, Wed, Fri from 12-5pm. Come be together with us in our stylish, good-vibe space.

Community Coworking

Fri, Feb 13

nina Atwater

Every Mon, Wed, Fri from 12-5pm. Come be together with us in our stylish, good-vibe space.

RSVP Closed

The Transducer Poetry Workshop with Kim Young

Sun, Feb 15

nina Atwater

Dreams, Vertical Imagination & Reviving the Archive

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Would you like to visit, host, collaborate, or book one of our spaces?

We’d love to hear from you.

nina acknowledges that our creative and communal activities take place on the ancestral lands of the Tongva/Gabrielino people and the Ɂívil̃uwenetem Meytémak/Cahuilla people, who are the original and enduring stewards of the territories known today as Los Angeles and Idyllwild.

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