THE ASTERISK
273 Hurley Avenue Kingston, NY
A community workspace for healing, creativity, and liberation*
*and much, much more!
UPCOMING EVENTS
AVAILABLE NOW!
Full-Time Offices
Offices available for one-year leases offer 24/7 access, access to all common spaces and monthly use of event space on evenings and weekends, and more!
Community Coworking
With shared tables, standing desks, a private meeting room, lounge space and more, we aim to be an affordable option for rad people who want to work alongside other rad people.
Part-Time Offices
Want to come in regularly one or two days a week? Only need an office on Mondays? We have fully-furnished offices available for 6-month to one-year leases for one or multiple days a week.
Event Space
The Both/And room is our event space available for gatherings, workshops, meetings and presentations. With access to the kitchen, 7’ tables, plenty of chairs and stools, tv monitor and dry erase boards, we have what you need for your community event!
About the space
The Asterisk is a community of healers, liberation workers and creatives who choose to work alongside others rather than in isolation.
We will have full-time offices for rent for monthly 24/7 access, and part-time offices available if you need to rent just a couple of days on a regular weekly basis. We will also offer community coworking and group and event space for gatherings, workshops and more.
Fill out the form below if you’re interested, or jump on the mailing list to be notified when new spaces become available!
About us
We’re two queer and trans folk who wanted to create a place where we wanted to go to work, alongside rad folk committed to art, healing and social justice.
Charles Thompson-Shealy is a liberation-centered clinical psychotherapist and the owner of Cenote Therapy. They are a textile and print artist and all-around creative queerdo that loves to make things with his hands and is always down to learn a new artistic technique or medium.
S. Leigh Thompson-Shealy is an equity and justice strategist, consultant and coach, a Theatre of the Oppressed Joker, a master facilitator and joyful trouble-maker. As a former theatre kid, Leigh believes he can make anything with some duct tape, zip ties and binder clips.
We have the same last name because we are family. We raise a kiddo together in a home we share with a dog and cat in Kingston. We are obsessed about community and think it’s our most powerful resource.
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Interested?
For more information and tours, fill out the form below. We will follow up to schedule an interview and visit.