Hidden Temple
A creative gathering space in Florence, Mass
About
Welcome to the Hidden Temple, a creative gathering place to practice connection.
We are a co-working clubhouse and vibrant event space in the heart of Florence, Massachusetts.
More than a place to work and play, it’s a living communal hub where creative expression, embodied movement, and authentic connection come alive.
By day, members enjoy modular workspaces, cushioned floors, and cozy nooks — a place to focus, stretch, or sip tea while ideas take shape. By night and weekend, the Temple transforms into a home for classes, workshops, celebrations, and performances.
Our flexible spaces invite creativity and connection: brainstorming with collaborators, dancing barefoot, hosting a workshop, or simply sharing a meal.
We believe peace, vitality, and joy nourish meaningful work, and that embodied learning nurtures an empowered community.
Whether you come to work, move, learn, or celebrate, the Hidden Temple is a place to root and rise — growing a more beautiful shared future.
Located at Suite 320 on the 3rd floor of the historic Brushworks Arts & Industry Building in Florence, MA.
A welcoming space
Features
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Spacious 2,000 sq. ft of open space
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Padded floors for dynamic movement practice
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An array of yoga mats, back jacks, cushions, blankets and chairs
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Upright piano
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Bose sound system
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Stage for performance
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Kitchenette
Pillars of Practice
We seek to foster personal and collective growth through classes and events that emphasize the following pillars of practice:
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Creative Expression
"Creativity requires the courage to let go of certainties."
— Erich Fromm
We all have great creative potential, yet often have learned to dampen this natural impulse. As we learn to allow ourselves to express freely with a spontaneous, playful spirit, vitality naturally follows.
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Embodied Presence
"Come back to the life of movement!"
— Irmgard Bartenieff
Our physical bodies are our first and primary home - the place of our sovereignty and agency. By honoring our bodies and breath, which live in the present moment, we can transmute stress and stuck energy into renewed vitality.
Rooted Reverence
"The web of life both cradles us and calls us to weave it further."
— Joanna Macy
We each live within a context that precedes us, that is greater than us. When we honor our common roots together - our ancestors, the Earth, the web of life - we can ground in wisdom and rest in gratitude. Drawing strength and inspiration from this ground of being, we rise renewed.
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