New Community Space to Open on East Cesar Chavez
The 7,000-square-foot studio is slated to offer coworking, coffee, and evening events for the public this winter.
Updated on Oct. 21, 2026 in Food and Drink
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East Austin neighbors will soon have a new 7,000-square-foot gathering spot as the founders of ATX Supper Club prepare to open All Good Things Studio this winter. The venue on East Cesar Chavez Street aims to provide a permanent space for community events, coworking, and movement classes.
Why it matters
The studio arrives after six months of local consultation, responding to a need for a consistent, accessible space that captures the intentional atmosphere of a small dinner party on a larger scale. It offers a new hub for local residents to work, socialize, and exercise without a membership requirement.
The new facility spans 7,000 square feet, following a six-month period of community consultation to identify local service gaps. While the project is set for a winter opening, the exact date remains unannounced.
The players
Bay Stewart
The co-founder of ATX Supper Club who is leading the development of the new studio.
Hannah Sexton
The co-founder of ATX Supper Club who helped initiate the community-focused venue project.
Luanne's Coffee
A local coffee business tasked with managing the coffee program at the studio.
Body Language Movement
A local fitness provider that will hold classes at the new facility.
The details
Located at 2602 E. Cesar Chavez St., All Good Things Studio integrates several local services into a single footprint. The venue will feature a coffee program managed by Luanne's Coffee and movement classes provided by Body Language Movement, alongside an evening bar and coworking areas. Founders Bay Stewart and Hannah Sexton designed the space to remain open to the public, eschewing traditional membership models to encourage regular community gatherings.
Timeline
Founders initiated work on the project in 2025.
The venue is expected to open in winter 2026-27.
The Texas Context
This project aligns with the recent local push by the Austin Economic Development Corporation to expand multi-use community hubs. It follows the pattern of creating neighborhood-scale venues that blend social services with public workspace.
Neighbors near the Cesar Chavez corridor can expect a new destination for coworking and evening social events once the doors open this winter. The facility will be fully public, meaning no membership fees or sign-ups are required to use the space.
The takeaway
The studio seeks to build community warmth through a non-membership model that welcomes all neighbors to use its coworking and bar services. Watch for the official opening announcement later this winter to see the full event calendar.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by CultureMap Austin.
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