A church-basement, all-ages venue, Main Street Café (formerly New Earth Coffehouse) stages local and touring acts, from indie rock to punk to hip-hop, three to five nights a month. A set of large double doors gives the place a music-hall feel, and the stage wall has been tagged with indecipherable graffiti. The café really isn’t a café; it serves only tea, soft drinks and coffee — just coffee, no decaf cappuccinos or chocolate-raspberry lattes. No alcohol here, either, kids, and watch those mouths. This was once a house of God.
A church-basement, all-ages venue, Main Street Café (formerly New Earth Coffehouse) stages local and touring acts, from indie rock to punk to hip-hop, three to five nights a month. A set of large double doors gives the place a music-hall feel, and the stage wall has been tagged with indecipherable graffiti. The café really isn’t a café; it serves only tea, soft drinks and coffee — just coffee, no decaf cappuccinos or chocolate-raspberry lattes. No alcohol here, either, kids, and watch those mouths. This was once a house of God.
