WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14
The Wednesday Reset: Cowork + Connect at the Den
Cowork + Connect, 10AM to 4PM
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Bu Tea Den. A tea speakeasy and art lounge in DTLA. A tea speakeasy and art lounge in DTLA.
Bu Tea Den presents:
A warehouse turned tea house, wrapped around an art installation where the ATMs dispense fortunes instead of twenties. Nobody checks the time.
Loungy seats. Soft red lanterns. Tea brewing, always.
Our events are RSVP-only. It's a small, intimate room and we like it that way.
The space is also available privately. Tell us what you have in mind.
Let's talk about your project →WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14
Cowork + Connect, 10AM to 4PM
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Sound baths at 5PM and 7PM
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An early Halloween party at Boo Tea Den with Monoclick & Friends
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After a couple years of festivals, street fairs, and events, the Den is now home for Paisley ID's Automated Fortune Telling Machines.
Repurposed ATM shells that print fortune tickets and generate a paisley energy portrait for every guest. Each paisley is added in real time to the Aquarium, a projection wall across the room where paisleys swim and interact with the others created through the night.
Visit Paisley IDSmall batch. Made for the Den, sold at the Den.
The Den Blend, plus a rotating selection of black, green, white, and whatever Natalie's pouring this month. Bagged at the Den.
$15
available at the Den
Black and white. Carry us with you. Worn at the Den, on stage, on the road.
$24
available at the Den
The paisley from your fortune, on your wrist. Six soul ages, six colors. Pick yours or the one you wish you got.
$18
available at the Den
We're working on it.
coming soon
“Amazing cute little place that is totally unexpected. Highly recommend it as a unique LA experience.”
Anthony W., Yelp
“A soulful speakeasy with a smile. One is met with kindness and smart people doing smart things.”
Beau Von Hoffman, Google
Natalie sources and blends the tea.
Severin builds the fortune machines, retired ATM shells that print fortunes.
We both have day jobs. The Den runs on our free time, Fridays and weekends, by RSVP only.
A year ago we opened a door in a warehouse for a two-month pop-up and hoped somebody would show up. They did. So we stayed.
One email a month. What's on, what's coming, what just happened.
