Viva Cherokee!

Time to upgrade your workspace

Located on Cherokee Street, Nebula opened in 2010 as the first coworking space in St. Louis, providing workspace for independent contractors, small businesses, non-profits, and creative professionals looking for a place to build, create, develop, and connect.

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Mail
Service

$75 PER MONTH

Drop-In
Access

$150 PER MONTH

Dedicated
Desk

$250 PER MONTH

Private
Office

STARTING AT $400/MO

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News &
Events

Clements Lock & Security Opens as a Bar

“As the sun goes down, a neon “BAR” sign bathes the space in a vibrant, after-hours glow, signaling the transition to a unique evening destination that beckons patrons on Cherokee and beyond.” writes Rebecca Davis for Feast Magazine. “Clements’ bar is officially open on Thursday evenings but sticks to these hours loosely. During the day, […]

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NEBULA MEMBER STORIES

Mike Cotton

Pretty Dope Mike

Pretty Dope Mike is a St. Louis / Chicago based DJ and multimedia artist recognized by his unorthodox performance style, live video remixing, and clever mashups.

Jessica Hicklin

Unlocked Labs

After being incarcerated for 26 years, Jessica Hicklin and the team at Unlocked Labs are building open source tools to improve access to educational resources in correctional facilities.

Karl Stiefvater

Snow Day

Karl is a visual effects artist who worked on movies such as The Matrix and Second Life. He is the author of Musements – a collection of short works on artificial intelligence, cofounder of Pikazo – an app which uses neural networks to generate original artwork, and cofounder of Snow Day – a startup that uses 3D scanning and printing to create custom snow globes.

Bill Streeter

Hydraulic Pictures

Bill Streeter is a filmmaker who loves music. His production company Hydraulic Pictures has produced feature length documentaries, commercials, and Lo-Fi Cherokee, an annual day-long music event where back-to-back music videos are shot live on Cherokee Street.