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Live music, art exhibits, after-hours events — if you haven’t been to the Icehouse lately, the huge and happenin’ 34,000-square-foot space and former ice-storage building near Fifth Avenue and Jackson Street in downtown’s warehouse district, maybe it’s time you paid a visit.
And if you need some incentive, a “new Icehouse” will debut at the beginning of June — and it’s got a few cool goodies in store.
From 6 to 9 p.m. on Friday, June 1, the Icehouse will host its first event of the summer and the debut of two new parts of the building’s space.
The first will be the launch of a new beverage shop and cafe located on the facility’s loading dock called Quiet Mind Tea and No Frills Coffee. The second, will be the opening of the Icehouse’s “junk/arts” salvage shop called Urbane Recycler.
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Of course, there will be plenty of art on the walls to enjoy as well, all curated by artist and Icehouse co-founder Helen Hestenes.
Strolling for discarded treasures and ogling art while sipping a comforting beverage? Now that’s cool.
