At 33.G

Black Coffee is a monthly tea and coffee gathering designed for the architects of our community. We provide a dedicated space for professionals, thought leaders, organizers, and entrepreneurs to convene outside of the traditional meeting room.

This is a space for catalyzing and intentional exchange. Whether you are navigating the logistics of a new project, organizing for community impact, or scaling an entrepreneurial vision, Black Coffee is where the foundation of our future is laid. Come for the coffee, stay for the collaboration.

Details:

• Location: 33.G (Nucleus Plaza)

• Access: RSVP Required

• Requirement: Open to professionals, organizers, visionaries

• Contribution: 33.G is a self-sustaining project. The $5 contribution supports the production of this event, and we invite you to share more if you desire!

Betye Saar Day is a dedicated community gathering celebrating the iconic life, visionary practice, and 100th birthday of legendary artist Betye Saar.

We will explore Saar’s revolutionary legacy in assemblage art, and will have materials on hand for you to create your own collage (small materials fee). Look forward to an inspiring space for creators, art lovers, and community members to explore this transformative artist and connect outside of the traditional gallery experience.

Whether you are a lifelong admirer of Saar's work or discovering her mystical storytelling for the first time, this is a space for inspiration, creative expression, and intentional exchange.

Come for the art, stay for the community.

Details:

• Location: 33.G (Nucleus Plaza)

• Access: Open Drop-In

• Time: 1:00pm - 6:00pm

• Requirement: Open to creators, art enthusiasts, visionaries, and community members of all ages & skill levels

• Contribution: Free to drop in | $10 donation to participate in the collage activity. (33.G is a self-sustaining project, we invite you to share more if you desire!)

the art of comm(union)

a sister(hood) salon & intergenerational conversation

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Join us for a moment of communion and conversation in the space of our current exhibition sister(hood).

Embrace being surrounded by women of various ages and walks of life, as we discuss themes, ideas, feelings, and thoughts inspired by the exhibition.

the art of comm(union)
a sister(hood) salon & intergenerational conversation
Saturday, July 25, 2026

Details:

• Location: 33.G (Nucleus Plaza)

• Doors open: 2:00pm

• Access: RSVP‍ ‍

At 33.G

Black Coffee is a monthly tea and coffee gathering designed for the architects of our community. We provide a dedicated space for professionals, thought leaders, organizers, and entrepreneurs to convene outside of the traditional meeting room.

This is a space for catalyzing and intentional exchange. Whether you are navigating the logistics of a new project, organizing for community impact, or scaling an entrepreneurial vision, Black Coffee is where the foundation of our future is laid. Come for the coffee, stay for the collaboration.

Details:

• Location: 33.G (Nucleus Plaza)

• Access: RSVP Required

• Requirement: Open to professionals, organizers, visionaries

• Contribution: 33.G is a self-sustaining project. The $5 contribution supports the production of this event, and we invite you to share more if you desire!

At 33.G

The Study Group is a gathering for curious individuals. We come together to discuss literature, exchange ideas, and interpretcurrent events.

This is more than a discussion; it is a space where storytellingand community building meet. Whether we are dissecting a text or analyzing the world around us, the dialogue is driven by a shared desire to learnand grow.

Details:

• Location: 33.G (Nucleus Plaza)

• Access: Open to the public.

• Contribution: 33.G is a self-sustaining project. We suggest a $5 contribution to support our ongoing programming.

sister(hood)

a moment of liberation and communion

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Save the date for the opening of our upcoming exhibition, sister(hood).

This group show is a (practiced) collective ritual centered on the vital nourishment and reflection found within the experience of sister(hood).

Join us for the public exhibition opening to share space and spirit with artists and 33.G Tribe. We’ll enjoy light refreshments, a curated music playlist and stimulating conversation through artful experience.

sister(hood)
Exhibition Opening Reception
June 5, 2026

Details:

• Location: 33.G (Nucleus Plaza)

• Doors open: 6:00pm

• Access: Open to the public

At 33.G

Black Coffee is a monthly tea and coffee gathering designed for the architects of our community. We provide a dedicated space for professionals, thought leaders, organizers, and entrepreneurs to convene outside of the traditional meeting room.

This is a space for catalyzing and intentional exchange. Whether you are navigating the logistics of a new project, organizing for community impact, or scaling an entrepreneurial vision, Black Coffee is where the foundation of our future is laid. Come for the coffee, stay for the collaboration.

Details:

• Location: 33.G (Nucleus Plaza)

• Access: RSVP Required

• Requirement: Open to professionals, organizers, visionaries

• Contribution: 33.G is a self-sustaining project. The $5 contribution supports the production of this event, and we invite you to share more if you desire!

At 33.G

The Study Group is a gathering for curious individuals. We come together to discuss literature, exchange ideas, and interpretcurrent events.

This is more than a discussion; it is a space where storytellingand community building meet. Whether we are dissecting a text or analyzing the world around us, the dialogue is driven by a shared desire to learnand grow.

Details:

• Location: 33.G (Nucleus Plaza)

• Access: Open to the public.

• Contribution: 33.G is a self-sustaining project. We suggest a $5 contribution to support our ongoing programming.

At 33.G

MOVIE NIGHT at 33.G is where we come together as a community to watch a film and have a follow-up discussion on our thoughts, observation and connections the film may have to our present lived experience.

We will have popcorn and snacks available for purchase!

This MOVIE NIGHT we will be watching:

The House of Dies Drear

This 1984 film follows a young Black man and his family as they move into a home in rural Ohio that they discover was used by a Dutch immigrant to smuggle runaway slaves to freedom during the Civil War. Soon they begin to suspect that the ghosts of slaves who passed through there are haunting the house. Based on the 1968 children’s mystery novel by Virginia Hamilton.

Details:

• Location: 33.G (Nucleus Plaza)

• Doors open: 6:00pm

• Movie starts: 6:30pm

• Access: RSVP Required

• Contribution: 33.G is a self-sustaining project. While not required, we suggest a small contribution to support the infrastructure of our programming.