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We started this coffeehouse primarily as an activity for people with disabilities, autism, Aspergers, etc., to attend. However, it is open to everyone 14 and older. By bringing us all together, we will build a better community. We now have more than 25 singer/songwriters and bands who have expressed interest in performing at Our Community Cup coffeehouse. The church basement provides a relatively small venue, seating a maximum of 50 people. Check out our FAQs page to find out  
We started this coffeehouse primarily as an activity for people with disabilities, autism, Aspergers, etc., to attend. However, it is open to everyone 14 and older. By bringing us all together, we will build a better community. We now have more than 25 singer/songwriters and bands who have expressed interest in performing at Our Community Cup coffeehouse. The church basement provides a relatively small venue, seating a maximum of 50 people. Check out our FAQs page to find out  


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Revision as of 01:59, 13 August 2015

 http://ourcommunitycup.com


A Coffeehouse For People With Disabilities

Our Community Cup, a “pay what you can” coffeehouse, is an initiative of New Avenue Foundation and Chambers Memorial Presbyterian Church.

We started this coffeehouse primarily as an activity for people with disabilities, autism, Aspergers, etc., to attend. However, it is open to everyone 14 and older. By bringing us all together, we will build a better community. We now have more than 25 singer/songwriters and bands who have expressed interest in performing at Our Community Cup coffeehouse. The church basement provides a relatively small venue, seating a maximum of 50 people. Check out our FAQs page to find out