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Variety
Cafe con Arte brings you delicious coffee from Houdini Roasters and Indaba. We offer tasty espresso, great cold brew, Black Scottie Chai and Mizuba Matcha. Not to mention Lotus and Redbulls!
current art exhibit:
In 2023, a group of artists exhibited their paintings, sculptures, poetry, and more in a show called I Don’t Know Who Needs to Hear This.
This show was an interactive sensory experience that touched on themes of trauma and healing, with the underlying message that we are all worthy of love and respect.
This year, we are coming back to those themes after a few years of evolution with YOU NEED TO HEAR THIS. How have we grown? What have we learned about ourselves and about the world? How have our perspectives changed?
YOU NEED TO HEAR THIS is an exhibit that will address the necessary evolution from passive voice to active voice. It is a show that seeks to explore the nuance of a society that often chooses not to listen to the voices of people who are systematically ignored, abused, or even killed.
Open Call for Art
Degenerate Art: Deadline March 21, 2026
What is Cafe con Arte: Community Art Space?
Our space is intended home to our downtown Pasco community. As all coffee shops open their door to all people, this one won't be different. However, its aim is to serve the downtown and east Pasco community. It is an effort to build a Latinx owned and run space with our community in a moment when the city is shifting and changing. It is also aiming to provide a space for the downtown and surrounding workforce.
We want to inspire the communities we are a part of, especially young people, to share through art: stories, histories and struggles that sustain Washington's cultural legacy of resilience, especially for people of color. There are countless unique stories to be told and Cafe con Arte exposes the connective tissues that make those stories relatable and important.
Cafe con Arte exhibits a broad range of experiences that make up the multicultural tapestry that is the Tri Cities. We want all to have a voice and to engage in meaningful dialogue. We are a family establishment, so we will curate shows that are appropriate for our audiences while challenging perceptions and notions of what art looks like in the 21st century.
sip. create. belong
When you are here, You are family!
CAFE con ARTE is the only sit-in coffee house in downtown Pasco, WA. The space is a focal point in the Tri Cities, and also the epicenter for LatinX, Black, and Asian communities.
We can't wait to welcome everyone that needs a lunch break downtown: Lourdes Medical employees, City Hall, first responders, Pasco Court House, and everyone else that is willing to make the drive.
Our Space is unique because it blends coffee, a universal language, with art, another universal language. When you walk into CAFE con ARTE, expect an experience like no other. Don't believe us, stop by!
Downtown Pasco's Only Gallery
Our Gallery serves you art with a side of coffee
When you walk through our doors you will experience art like never before. Our baristas are trained to guide you through a simple art process, one that opens doors to conversation with the artwork. The experience will change you!
Literary archive
Looking back to look forward
A major sentiment in underserved communities is the feeling of not being able to see where they came from due to the lack of representation in history books. Our coffee shop aims to find those resources in artwork, AND in books and music It's in the arts that we have managed to record our passage through time.
CAFE con ARTE is slowly building a literary archive of books for patrons to appreciate while they visit our coffee shop.
We are building up our libraries, and have many more BIPOC literary works to collect. If you'd like to contribute, please feel free to visit our wishlist by clicking below:
Want to learn more about ways to give back to this new art community in downtown Pasco?
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