Social House is so much more than a workspace. Many "desk and chair" needs could be fulfilled by a home office, a traditional workspace or even a local coffee shop; what you'd be missing is like-minded community. Working around and making connections with people in complementary industries leads to targeted referrals and creative collaboration opportunities, which in turn lead to increased business and (just as important) more interesting, fulfilling projects. It's something we talk about a lot, so I figured it was time to prove it with our new blog series: a peek into collabs with roots here in the House.
It takes a village... especially on a farm
I'm not sure how many coworking spaces have a mix of members with the abilities to put on an event from soup to nuts, but I'm really glad we're one of them. Events like January's Farm Supper at Kai Kai Farm in Indiantown take a lot of talent, cooperation and hard work to pull off - and pull it off they did. Beautifully. Here's a glimpse of the supper thanks to the photographic talent that is House member Libby Vision. I can't wait for the next one!Contributing Members
Co-Planner: Desiree Dawn Events Co-Planner & Photographer: Libby Vision Floral Design: Port and Palm Co. Tent, Lighting + Chairs: Sperry Tents Miami Dessert: Love Well Baking Co.
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See some of the press for this event on The Palm Beach Post, here and here.
Farm Suppers, to me, was proof that anything can be done when surrounded by the right people with the same goals. Given the opportunity to shine, each one of our fabulous friendors showcased Kai Kai Farm in the most beautiful light. This place is so deserving and such an integral part of our community in ways most people don't even know. What an honor it all was and will be... next farm summer coming soon!" - Desiree
Additional Credits
Music: Keith Michaud Rentals: Classic Party Rentals (Panache) Menu: Chef Jason Stocks, District Table and Bar Wine: Sommelier Mariya Kovacheva Signature Cocktail: Mixologist Bob Higginbotham