The Creative Hub Bremen is Bremen's central hub for business start-ups, coworking, creative projects and innovation in Bremen. At Pelzerstraße 40, founders, start-ups, creatives, associations and initiatives can find workspaces, workshop rooms, studios, event spaces, networking opportunities and support from the Visionskultur community.
The Creative Hub Bremen is a centre for start-ups, creative projects, coworking, workshops, studios, events and community in central Bremen. The Creative Hub and the Visionskultur CoLab are located at Pelzerstraße 40 in Bremen, just a few minutes from the market square. The Creative Hub and the CoLab offer coworking areas, workspaces and rooms for exchange, collaboration and project development.
In addition to providing professionalisation support, Visionskultur and the Creative Hub offer social and cultural players and communities, as well as initiatives from the neighbourhood, opportunities to meet and exchange ideas, thus also having a positive impact on the surrounding neighbourhoods.
The Creative Hub thus makes a significant contribution to promoting Bremen's attractiveness as a centre for start-ups and innovation, especially for young people. By providing low-threshold access to support services, space and a network as well as a creative community, the Creative Hub promotes the influx of young people and counters the outflow of young people.
We consider the low-threshold access to the entry and support services, the breadth of the topic clusters addressed and the active involvement of urban society in the start-up and innovation process to be particularly important and fundamentally well solved by the 'vision culture' organisation.
The Creative HUB Bremen gets projects rolling and offers many people the chance to develop, exchange ideas, find each other and do something for themselves. This is important if Bremen is to continue to show its best side as a location and be able to compete with other cities in the start-up sector.
The Creative Hub Bremen is characterised in particular by the interaction of creative projects from very different areas: Under one roof, AI projects meet educational initiatives, research-intensive start-ups meet digital agencies and craftspeople meet catering projects. With active support from Visionskultur, this creates a fertile environment for tackling future topics. Bremen benefits from these new approaches, from impulses for other neighbourhoods that grow out of the creative milieu of young people with exciting ideas
The Creative Hub is a place where entrepreneurial ideas can develop and mature. Founders are given space to try things out. In particular, the concentration in one place creates an excellent environment for this and promotes dialogue with each other and with other players in urban society.
The Creative Hub Bremen has thus developed into a central location to support educational and social projects, offer them a place to promote the exchange of knowledge and create connections to solution partners and networking in the neighbourhoods. An offer of this kind was lacking in Bremen and has become firmly established in a short space of time.