Wednesday Workspace: A Free Community Gathering Space introduced

The Cannon Beach History Center & Museum is excited to introduce “Wednesday Workspace,” a new community space initiative designed to provide a welcoming environment for creativity, productivity, and connection.

Every Wednesday during open hours, the museum’s John Williams Classroom event space will be open for anyone to use—whether you need a quiet place to work, a space to collaborate, or simply a spot to unwind with fellow community members. This event is free and open to the public, though donations are always appreciated to support the museum’s mission.

The Wednesday Workspace offers an open and flexible space where visitors can bring a laptop, notebook, art project, or simply themselves. Free WiFi will be available. The space is designed to foster community and connection, providing opportunities to meet others, exchange ideas, or simply enjoy a casual and welcoming environment. No registration is required, and attendees are welcome to drop in at any time during open hours on Wednesdays.

“We want the museum to be more than just a place to explore history—we want it to be a gathering space where the community can come together, visit, share ideas, and create,” says Liz Scott, Executive Director.

The Wednesday Workspace is part of the museum’s commitment to foster community engagement by providing an inclusive and accessible space for both locals and visitors. The John Williams Classroom event space has been thoughtfully arranged to accommodate a variety of needs, from solo projects to group discussions.

Workshop Wednesdays is held every Wednesday during open hours at the Cannon Beach History Center & Museum, located at 1387 South Spruce Street in Cannon Beach, Oregon.

For more details, contact the museum at 503-436-9301 or visit cbhistory.org. Check the museum’s website for updated hours and any closures before planning your visit.