The Space
The Space
Feel it before you enter. A sanctuary. A cultural home. Intentional energy.
What to expect
320 is more than a physical location. it's a feeling, an experience, a homecoming.
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A place to exhale, be seen, and feel safe and deal with current events in real time. We hold space for rest, expression, and authentic community connection.
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A place where Black, Brown, and Indigenous business are utilized and represented in the spacial design to support small business local eco-systems.
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A place where the art and elements provide educational opportunities to learn those who came before us and others cultural history. Every corner tells a story. Every detail honors our heritage.
Design & Atmosphere
320 Express Your Rhythm is intentionally designed as a multifunctional cultural lounge:
A flexible, living-room–style lounge for community gathering
A bar that anchors social energy and connection
A stage for live performances, storytelling, and dialogue
A kitchen-ready setup supporting food experiences and community gatherings
A dedicated childcare area ensuring families can fully participate
A curated bookstore and vendor corner providing alternatives to put our dollar right back into community
Food & Beverage
Curated menu featuring Black & Brown-owned vendors and local farmers.
Community Library
Mini-library with resources on culture, history, and activism.
Creative Connections
Providing QR codes to learn about the individuals and businesses behind featured art, decor, and collaborations.
Live Performance Stage
Intimate stage for music, poetry, dance, and guest speakers.
Food & Beverage
Our café and bar feature partnerships with Black and Brown-owned vendors, local farmers, and coffee roasters to craft cocktail ingredients. We host special pop-ups with new and local chefs from all different cultures. Every purchase circulates resources back into our community.
Connecting Creatives
Opportunities to learn about the individuals and business behind featured art, decor, and collaborative partners.
Mini-library featuring Black authors, activists, and historians
QR codes connecting to community resources and local organizations
Storytelling walls where community members can share their narratives
Rotating art exhibits from local BIPOC artists