Creative Cafe Subscriptions

**The below subscriptions REQUIRE in-person pick-up at the Cafe**

The Coffee Lover - $15 per a month

One (1) FREE drink per a month

10% discount

The Creative Cafe Homie - $30 per a month

One (1) FREE drink per a month

10% discount

One (1) bag of Creative Cafe blend

The Coffee Connoisseur - $70 per a moth

One (1) FREE drink per a month

10% discount

One (1) bag of Creative Cafe blend

One (1) bag of Fulcrum Coffee selected by Daniel

NOTE: Subscriptions for the Coffee Connoisseur started after the 2nd Monday of the month will be honored starting the proceeding month. The subscriber can still receive their free drink, discount and bag of Creative Cafe blend, but will not be able to receive the Fulcrum Coffee selected by Daniel until the following month.

All proceeds support The Creative Cafe and Creative Justice programming for youth and young adults impacted by carceral systems.

The Creative Cafe at Washington Hall

Creative Cafe is a partnership between Black Power Unlimited (BPU) and Creative Justice (CJ). Located on the first floor of Washington Hall in the Central District of Seattle, and is operated by Creative Justice staff and youth.

Black Power Unlimited is an anchor tenant of Washington Hall and played a key role in the renovation and preservation of the space. BPU continues to build on the vision of Rahwa Habte, one of its founders, a beloved community organizer and cultural innovator who transitioned to be with our ancestors in 2020.

In the spirit of Rahwa's work and commitment to community we aim to continue to build and sustain an intergenerational space for artists and cultural workers from the Black and African Diaspora to thrive.

Together BPU and CJ sought to revitalize the space, reopen the Cafe, and fortify this intergenerational space in the historically Black Central District of Seattle.

The Creative Cafe had its grand opening on Martin Luther King Jr Day 2023.

At Creative Justice, we’re envisioning new opportunities to care for youth rather than locking them away.

Youth—the people most impacted by the juvenile justice system—work in collaboration with artists, lawyers, mentors, and family members to create solutions. We believe that the system needs to be fixed, not our youth.

Since launching in 2015, Creative Justice participants have made real, lasting impact on their communities. They’ve participated in over 250 hours of intensive art programming, formed a Youth Leadership Board, and exhibited their work in multiple public settings.

Your support of Creative Justice helps us buy art supplies, rent space, pay our artists and mentors, ease the financial burden on court-involved youth, and so much more. Whether you donate—at any amount—or buy a piece of artwork by a Creative Justice participant, you help get us closer to a world where youth are no longer incarcerated.

Creative Cafe Subscriptions

Coffee, youth-made art, your third place.