Membership & coworking
Work from a Victorian mansion, Monday to Friday.
Community, exhibitions, happy hours and a desk with a century of stories. From $125/month.
Led day to day by Brittney Cooke
The Urbane Arts Club
A house for the arts. A home for the evening. A club for the curious.
About
Built as a home for an artist, The Urbane remains a house for the arts: a Victorian mansion that has spent its whole life in the company of artists, conspirators and good parties.
Born from the Urbane Conspirators, an event series with a simple dream: a fun-filled space where the arts have a platform, conversations flow and ideas are exchanged with joy. This building is that dream made real. A century after this house first became a private club and speakeasy, we're bringing that electric spirit roaring back to life.
Visit The Urbane Arts Club ↗The house
- 1,200 sq ft Ballroom
- Art Nouveau Piano Room
- Art Deco Gallery Parlor
- Six Bedrooms
- Courtyard & Wild Flower Garden
Join. Host. Attend.
Make the house yours.
Private events
Gather in a 1920s ballroom.
Weddings, b'nai mitzvahs, birthdays and gatherings: 80 seated, 120 standing, with six bedrooms upstairs.
Cultural programming
Art on every wall and poetry ringing through the halls.
Literary salons, jazz nights, immersive theater, workshops, life drawing, film screenings and courses.
The house through time
A century as a home for the arts.
The Artist’s House
Built as a home for an artist, a purpose the house has never really given up.
Given to the Neighborhood
Donated for community use; the house begins its long life as a gathering place.
The Capital Club
A respectable business club concealing a secret: a speakeasy. The parties were, by all accounts, excellent.
The Justine
A dining club and hall: white tablecloths in the ballroom, conversation in the parlors.
Jewish Veterans Club & Synagogue
Seven decades of service, fellowship and faith under this roof.
The Beverly Social Club
A venue and movie-set dream.
The Urbane Arts Club
The house becomes an arts club again in the centenary year of its first life as a private club and speakeasy.