Whether you’re a freelancer, remote worker or entrepreneur in Bismarck, finding the right environment and connections matters. Here are two standout coworking locations and three networking-focused groups/venues that are actively shaping the local scene.
Jump in, stay productive and stay local.
The local business ecosystem in Bismarck is evolving: flexible workspaces are appearing and networking groups geared to young professionals and small-business owners are gathering momentum.
For anyone working remotely or running a startup, this means access to collaborative environments, high-speed internet, shared amenities and real-life connections—without leaving town.
Hybrid work is no longer fringe: having a dedicated workspace away from home, plus regular networking opportunities, gives professionals both structure and community.
If you work in Bismarck, now is the time to plug into “place + people”.
Coworking Spots Worth Visiting
1. Juniper Workantile (122 N 4th St)
This downtown Bismarck space offers flexible hot-desks, dedicated desks and small meeting rooms—all in a walkable location. Anecdotal chatter from the local Reddit thread shows demand:
“Is anyone aware of a shared office/co-working space …”
Members say the vibe is inviting and the infrastructure (internet, coffee, breakout zones) is strong.
2. Atrium Offices (4521 Ottawa St)
This multifunctional space offers coworking, private offices and meeting rooms on short-term terms—ideal if you occasionally need a professional space but don’t want a long lease. It’s listed among the top coworking spaces in North Dakota.
Tip: If you work from home and hunger for a change of scenery — this could be your go-to.
Open to professionals ages 18-40, this group offers regular events and connections with local businesses & emerging leaders.
“We believe in the Bismarck-Mandan community – and that anyone who has the passion to excel can do so here.” (from their website)
If you’re early-career or pivoting, this is a high-value community.
• Bismarck/Mandan Chamber EDC Networking Opportunities
Through “Get Involved” and other programs, the local Chamber has a strong pull for professionals who want to network, volunteer and integrate into the business ecosystem.
Local Meetup / Events Platforms
Forums like Meetup list regular networking and tech-meet events in Bismarck—worth checking monthly.
You’ll gain focus and structure by working outside the home. You’ll build meaningful local relationships that translate into opportunities. You’ll support the Bismarck-Mandan economy by staying and networking locally.
Tour one of the coworking spots this week. RSVP to a networking event (Young Professionals, Chamber or Meetup).
Set a goal: meet at least one new contact this month who isn’t already in your circle.
