The Oak Cliff Work Club

A better workday, close to home.

Focused work, good company, and useful spaces inside historic Tyler Station.

$95 a month
to work well

Wax Space members working together at a table in the sunlit work club — 1300 S. Polk St. Dallas, Texas

What happens here / 01—03

One place. Three good reasons to leave the house.

Come here to focus, get people together, or make something worth hearing. Wax Space is a neighborhood work club, event venue, and podcast studio—all under one very good old roof.

Work / The Work Club

Make the workday work again.

A reliable place to focus, think, meet, and get something finished—with actual humans nearby when you want them.

See the work club

Two Wax Space members working on laptops in a sunlit brick room — Room to focus. People to know.

Work club membership

$95 / month

Your neighborhood office without the commute, corporate furniture, or fluorescent sadness.

Become a member Tour first

A member working inside a glass phone booth at Wax Space — Phone booths for the calls that should not be emails.

Fiber internet
Phone booths
Drinks on tap
Good people nearby

More than a desk

Bring the meeting. Make the thing.

Wax Space shifts gears easily—from heads-down mornings to full-room nights.

The blue-tile bar and exposed wood ceiling in the Wax Space event hall

Gather / Event hall

2,200 sq. ft. · Up to 125 people

Give your people a better room.

Workshops, panels, dinners, celebrations, pop-ups—whatever deserves more character than a hotel ballroom.

From $199/hr

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Wax Space podcast studio with two green chairs and microphones

Record / Podcast studio

Turnkey room · First-class equipment

Press record. We’ve got the room.

A comfortable, ready-to-use studio for interviews, conversations, and the show you keep saying you’re going to make.

From $60/hr

Book a session

An Oak Cliff audience listening to a Texas Talks speaker inside Wax Space — Ideas for the neighborhood, since 2019.

Texas Talks / Community

Ideas with a Texas address.

Honest conversations with the makers, thinkers, founders, and neighbors shaping what comes next.

Community · Creativity · Local entrepreneurship

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From the work club

Good work likes good company.

“Wax Space is like a study hall for grownups, except you don’t get in trouble for talking, there are free drinks on tap—and all your best friends are in the same class.” Jane · Wax Space member

“I get more done at Wax Space than any other work space, coffee shop, or library I’ve ever been to.” Kelsi · Wax Space member

Wax Space members gathered around the blue-tile bar — A workplace truly made for the neighbors.

A factory for making things

The work changed. The making didn’t.

Wax Space lives inside Tyler Station, the former Dixie Wax Paper Company—a century-old Oak Cliff landmark built around people, materials, and ideas in motion.