The Edge Opens at Wanderers

A new multi-purpose venue called The Edge has opened at DP World Wanderers Cricket Stadium.

It brings together an eventing, co-working, connection, and performance and recovery spaces under one-roof, led by an all-female team at the Networking Company (TnCO).

It has an on-site coffee shop run by Naked Coffee, booths to sit or have meetings at, a boardroom, venue room for book launches, a private sound-proof booth for meetings or video calls, and a sauna with cold plunge and showers, all overlooking the Wanderers cricket ground.

“The Edge was created to give leaders and teams an environment that supports both clarity of thought and personal wellbeing,” says Helen Nicholson, founder of TnCO.

“It is a place where people can connect deeply, work with focus and recover intentionally. We believe this balance is vital for sustainable performance and impact,” says Nicholson.

The space was being under-utilised when the pandemic hit and the idea to turn it into a co-working and eventing space made sense to the team.

It’s a 300m² space on the top floor by the hospitality suites of the stadium where parking is available at the venue, underground, and the rugby grounds across the road.

While more of an eventing space, it can be an intimate co-working space for up to eight people and two boardrooms with capacity for three and twelve guests.

The recovery treatment zone features five cold plunge baths and a six-seater infra-red sauna, which is also suited to team building, amongst other events.

The company describes it as being purpose-built to host private events, leadership programmes, training sessions and strategy meetings, plus equally suited for book or product launches, strategic conversations and immersive workshops.

For individual use of the co-working space, no membership is required, but is available at a day rate, which includes a cup of Naked coffee.

Bookings can be made directly via info@theedge.co.za or visit their website for more info.