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Not every corporate event needs a banquet hall. Sometimes you need a room that feels professional without feeling ceremonial. A place where people can stand, talk, listen to a speaker, have a drink, meet someone new and leave without wondering why there were 280 empty chairs behind them. For small professional events in Oakville, Touchdown Coworking’s Lounge accommodates up to 60 people and is available after hours and weekends, subject to availability. The current listed rat

When 25 or 30 people need to work together, a boardroom is no longer the answer. But a ballroom may be far more than you need. That middle ground is where TOUCHDOWN, the largest combined meeting-room configuration at Touchdown Coworking, becomes useful. It accommodates up to 32 people and is designed for business gatherings that need real space, presentation technology and room to collaborate. The current non-member rate is C$75 per hour, with a four-hour minimum. Members cur

Twenty-two people is not a casual meeting anymore. At that size, the room needs to support the group rather than simply contain it. People need clear sightlines. The presenter needs enough space to work. Laptops, notebooks and coffee start occupying serious table real estate. If the session lasts several hours, movement matters. Touchdown’s ROYAL FLUSH configuration accommodates up to 22 people and currently rents for C$55 per hour for non-members and C$45 per hour for member

Sixteen people is where meeting-room planning gets interesting. The group is large enough that a standard boardroom can start to feel crowded, but still small enough that you want everyone participating in the same conversation. Touchdown’s HOME RUN configuration combines two meeting rooms to create space for up to 16 people. It currently rents for C$45 per hour for non-members and C$35 per hour for members, with a two-hour minimum. Planning a meeting for 10 to 16 people? Wha