Location: Senderiz, Lobeira (Spain)
Dates: 2nd-7th February 2026
Organized by: Sende, rural coworking and coliving hub
How do creative hubs communicate their work to the world without content calendars, marketing plans, or endless hours behind a screen?
This 4-day workshop, hosted by Sende, will take place in our small mountain village in Galicia, where screens are not the centre of the process. You’ll explore simple, low-tech, and practical ways to talk about your hub’s work using whatever is at hand: pens and paper, basic cameras, phones, zip ties, improvised mounts, textiles, carpentry tools, and more.
Instead of KPIs, metrics, trends, and stress, we’ll look at steady storytelling, shared activities, and clear communication approaches developed through years of Sende’s practice. Through hands-on activities, meals, hikes, game-building, and creative play, you will learn over 20 methods to document and communicate your space while doing what you love.
This workshop will give you clear, ready-to-apply tools that make communication feel lighter, more intuitive, and part of everyday work rather than an extra task on your to-do list.
Hub managers and coordinators* in rural or urban creative hubs
The spots are limited to 15 participants.
*Members of ECHN will be prioritised, but applications from non-members are also welcome.
Participants will be selected based on the following criteria:
Find the provisional program here.
Sende is one of the first rural coworking and coliving spaces in the world, located in a 20-inhabitant village in northern Spain. For more than a decade, Sende and its co-founder Edo Sadikovic have been teaching about rural development and how we can build rural creative spaces and communicate about them.
We find that knowledge transfer is one of the most important skills in today's cluttered world of information, and our team is built out of educators who would spend days thinking on analogies, parallels, and ways to explain difficult processes in a simple manner.
So far, Sende has helped more than 50 coliving spaces and creative houses from all over the world with starting, running, and communicating about their projects.