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Brooklyn Coffee Tea House

209 Douglas Avenue
Providence, Rhode Island 02908

RHODYWOOD@yahoo.com

 (401) 575-2284

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The Brooklyn Coffee & Tea House was part of the Hennessy-McHale block in the historical Smith Hill district of Providence, Rhode Island. The three-and-a-half-story brick structure has a ground floor storefront. All facade windows are crowned with keystone hoodmolds. John B. Hennessey, a grocer, rented this building to the Thomas P. McHale Family. They operated a grocery store on the first floor and lived upstairs between 1874 and 1926; the McHales bought the building in 1892. In the mid-1900's it became the home of the Armenian American Civic Club.

The name Brooklyn Coffee & Tea House is inspired by Anthony Demings' artwork, focusing on one tower of the Brooklyn Bridge, built in 1883 (Cohen, C-01). In this painting, he uses the color purple, which is one of his favorite colors. Demings is mostly known for his artwork at Johnson & Wales University and other images throughout the country. His use of color gives his artwork life (Cohen, C-01). He only draws things that have an aura. Currently, the Brooklyn Coffee & Tea House shows his artwork and other local artists for all to view.

Hosting Special Events

We are not your average coffee house. We are your destination coffee house available to host the following:

Live Music
Open Mics
Film Screenings
Casting Calls
Theatrical Rehearsal Space
Business Events
Conferences
Guest House

We are also available for baby showers, intimate weddings, etc.

Visit our beautiful garden patio area. For a great personal, homey environment, the Brooklyn Coffee Tea House is the place you want to be!

Please contact us for hours of operation.

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