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Posted inLatest

Homecourt Collective Aims to Build Community, One Cup at a Time

by Layla Brown-Clark May 7, 2025May 8, 2025

f you drop into Miyagi Records on East Garfield Boulevard, you’ll be greeted by rows of record crates. Tucked in the back, you’ll find Homecourt Collective, a pop-up coffee shop that opened at Miyagi this past January. As Miyagi’s current coffee residents, co-founders Melissa Del Carmen and Alex Myung brought Homecourt Collective to Washington Park […]

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by Jocelyn Martinez Rosales August 13, 2024August 14, 2024
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