Byron CoLab on Arakwal Country

Byron CoLab on Arakwal Country is a vibrant community hub just steps from the heart of Byron. The former hospital site has been transformed into a space that empowers our community to reach their full potential.

Owned by Byron Shire Council and managed by Social Futures, Byron CoLab on Arakwal Country is a welcoming environment hosting a diverse range of education providers, businesses, community service providers, allied health, arts and community groups working together to build resilience and capacity in our local community.

Seeking an office for rent in Byron Bay?

We have limited community and commercial rental space available at 2 Wordsworth Street, Byron Bay.

We welcome for-purpose organisations that strive to support community enrichment, such as allied health and education providers, peak bodies, and arts and cultural organisations. 

Download: Express your interest in a tenancy

If you are seeking further information, or would like to discuss your options, please contact: 

Mikaela Hicks, Centre Manager, Byron CoLab on Arakwal Country 

Phone: 0407 787 595  (available Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays)

Email: [email protected]

Just visiting?

Our Byron Bay shared office space offers flexible coworking areas, meeting rooms, and micro-offices designed for productivity and connection in a professional community setting.

To avoid disappointment, a minimum of 24 hours’ notice is required to book coworking spaces, meeting rooms or micro-offices.

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Visitor reception at the main entrance on Wordsworth Street is open 9am – 5pm, Monday to Friday.  Limited 2-hour visitor parking available in our car park off Shirley St., and untimed, metred parking available on Wordsworth St. Is free for Byron Shire Parking Permit holders.

In the news

The Byron Wave has featured us in its August edition! 
The article highlights the redevelopment of the old Byron Hospital site into the Byron CoLab on Arakwal Country, acknowledging our journey from acquiring the site to creating a vibrant community space. 
Read the full article (August Edition, Page 15) >>  

Featured in the Byron Coast Times  >>