A Taste of What’s Coming to The Root – Market Station
If you haven’t heard the news, The Root Coworking is expanding to its second location in Tulsa, located in the bustling Tulsa Market District at 12th and Lewis. Allow us to introduce you to The Root Coworking – Market Station. This truly distinct location will take on many characteristics that make this historic neighborhood so special. The Root Coworking has partnered with local Tulsa developers, Wayback Properties to bring a unique hospitality approach to its brand of coworking and flex office offerings.
This is the type of project that we dream about. We started outlining our plan for this location back in January of 2021 with our partners, and it’s true, good things come to those who wait. Our team has worked incredibly hard on this project and we could not be more excited to finally open this amazing space to the people of Tulsa.
- Ben Von Drehle, CEO & Founder of The Root Coworking

The name Market Station was conceived from a combination of the location, the Tulsa Market District, and the fact that some of the property happens to sit on a BNSF railway. A train will typically pass alongside the property a couple times a day, adding a cool 1920’s prohibition type nostalgia to the site.
The Root Coworking – Market Station will feature over 10,000 square feet across two floors, including 3 meeting rooms, 18 private offices, 2 team suites, and an abundant amount of shared and dedicated open workspace. On-site amenities include a Hospitality Bar, featuring complimentary bottomless drip coffee and beer on tap for members, and a separate new café concept operated by Notion Espresso built into the first floor with a full menu of food and drink items made to order.

Aside from all of the awesome on-site amenities, The Root Coworking – Market Station is located just a few steps away from the very popular food hall, Mother Road Market, which will give our members the ability to choose from over 20 different dining experiences, all in one location.
We have worked closely with our design team at W-Design to incorporate the uniqueness of historic Route 66, the BNSF Railway, and the Tulsa Market District into this location. The first floor will take on a look of a trendy, upscale coffee shop, with plenty of lounge seating options. Leading to an open, beautiful stairway through the center of the building, connecting to the upper floor where you will find most of our private offices and dedicated desks.
Meet Our Market Station Community Manager!
Allow us to introduce/re-introduce you to our Market Station Community Manager, Jessica Thomas!
If you are familiar with us then you are familiar with Jess. Jess has been the Community Manager at The Root – East Village for over two years. While we will be sad to not see her smiling face at East Village every day, we know that Market Station will be in good hands with Jess!

“I’m a born and raised Tulsan with all the hometown recommendations for food, fun, and festivities! Cultivating the community here at The Root is my absolute favorite—when I connect two members with common interests, I do a lil’ happy dance. When I tell people what I do for work, they always tell me they wish they could work with me. Good news is that you can! Come sit at the Hospitality Bar and chat with me while we work; it makes the day fly by! On the weekends, you can catch me at the newest restaurant, reading the latest thriller book, or lounging around watching the scariest horror movies with my dog, Navy. If you need anything at all, I’m just a text away!”
Pre-Leasing For Private Offices And Coworking Memberships Is Happening Now For Market Station!
We are now officially pre-leasing memberships for Market Station! Be one of our founding members (we’ve got some awesome founding member perks) by signing up for a hard hat tour on our Market Station page. We will go over all of the details, including membership options, pricing, timeline etc.

Things To Know
If I’m a member at East Village, can I access this location as well? Of course! If you are a member at one location, you’re a member at all locations.
If I simply just want to come and order a drink or food from the café can I do so without being member? Definitely. Notion Market Café will be open to the public Monday – Friday 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Café customers will be granted with an hour of complimentary Wi-Fi. If you plan on staying longer to work, we will simply charge you for a $25 day pass. A day pass will give you access to all shared areas of our space, plus all of the perks we offer, like bottomless drip coffee, beer on tap, access to private phone booths, printing services, and much more!
So when will this location be open? Mark your calendars! Market Station will open on Thursday, June 1st at 8:00 a.m. to founding members. We will officially open up to the public on Monday, June 5th at 8:00 a.m.

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Member of the Month: Jackie Ramage, Brief Media
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Member of the Month: John Edwards, Enovation Controls
Have you ever met a child prodigy all grown up? Well you’re about to! Meet John Edwards, who built his first computer at 6 (yes, 6!) years old. He’s now a software architect for Enovation Controls. John likes to call himself the “biggest introvert at The Root,” but with how he participates in our community, we’re thinking he’s gotta be an extroverted introvert!