·Community Programming: The space will be available for use by community groups during the day. Possible uses include workshops, seminars and arts programs. ·Community Programming: The space will be available for use by community groups during the day. Possible uses include workshops, seminars and arts programs.·Music Night Life: At night the non-profit, alcohol-free venue will host bands from many musical genres, including jazz, hip hop, experimental music, rock and punk rock. ·Community Programming: The space will be available for use by community groups during the day. Possible uses include workshops, seminars and arts programs.·Music Night Life: At night the non-profit, alcohol-free venue will host bands from many musical genres, including jazz, hip hop, experimental music, rock and punk rock.·Bridging the Gap: The Foundation's planners hope the center will strengthen ties between Penn students and the surrounding community through cultural collaboration.
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