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One World Coffeehouse is a nonprofit community listening-room style venue operated by the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Columbia (UUCC) at 7246 Cradlerock Way, Columbia, MD 21045 (Owen Brown Interfaith Center). Known for intimate, candle-lit performances and a history of charitable giving through the Minister’s Discretionary Fund, this venue offers up to 200 seats depending on how the space is configured. Proceeds from performances support those in need in the local community.

Whether you’re a long-time supporter or a first-time attendee, we’ve got you covered with straightforward ticket options, flexible seating, and convenient access. Secure your seats for upcoming shows and experience intimate live music in a welcoming environment.

Venue overview

  • Type: nonprofit community coffeehouse and listening room operated by UUCC
  • Address: 7246 Cradlerock Way, Columbia, MD 21045
  • Capacity: up to 200 seats (configuration varies)
  • Seating style: candle-lit tables, adjustable room setup; no formal public seating chart
  • Proceeds: benefit charitable causes via the Minister’s Discretionary Fund

Accessibility and parking

  • Parking: ample free parking in two OBIC lots; accessible parking available
  • Transit: served by MDTA/MTA buses; check local trip planners for Columbia routes (e.g., lines 305, 315, 325)

Nearby hotels and dining

  • Hotels: SpringHill Suites by Marriott, Hampton Inn & Suites Columbia South, Sheraton Columbia Hotel, Hilton Columbia, Courtyard by Marriott Columbia, Extended Stay Deluxe Columbia, Hampton Inn Columbia, Hilton Garden Inn Columbia, and The Inn at Peralynna Manor
  • Dining: a range of nearby options from casual to refined meals within short drive or transit reach
  • Affiliate recommendations: we partner with select hotels and restaurants to offer convenient access and trusted experiences—perfect for weekend show getaways or extended visits

Past performances at One World Coffeehouse highlight its intimate listening-room ambiance. Notable events include Joan & Joni (Nov 18, 2023) and the Ken Kolodner Quartet (2023). Historically, concerts ran monthly from September through July, with proceeds supporting charitable needs in the community.

Booker note: Because seating is flexible, tickets and seating options may vary by show. For the most current arrangement, check the event listing and confirm your preferred seating type. If you’re traveling from out of town, consider staying at a nearby hotel and enjoying a meal before or after the show—our affiliate partners can help streamline your plans.

We’ve got you: secure your seats through our simple, no-fuss ticket process. If you need guidance on accessibility, parking, or transportation options, reach out and we’ll point you in the right direction.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 7246 Cradlerock Way, Columbia, MD 21045 (Owen Brown Interfaith Center, UUCC).
  • Venue type: nonprofit community coffeehouse / listening-room-style concerts operated by UUCC; proceeds historically supported charitable causes via the Minister’s Discretionary Fund.
  • Capacity: publicly cited as up to 200 seats (varies by space configuration).
  • Seating chart: no formal public seating chart published; described as a listening room with candle-lit tables and adjustable room setup.
  • Parking: ample free parking with two OBIC parking lots; accessible parking available.
  • Transit: served by Maryland/Howard County transit options; use MDTA/MTA trip planning for commuter buses serving Columbia (e.g., lines 305, 315, 325).
  • Nearby hotels: SpringHill Suites by Marriott, Hampton Inn & Suites Columbia South, Sheraton Columbia Hotel, Hilton Columbia, Courtyard by Marriott Columbia, Extended Stay Deluxe Columbia, Hampton Inn Columbia, Hilton Garden Inn Columbia, and The Inn at Peralynna Manor.
  • Notable events hosted: past performances include Joan & Joni (Nov 18, 2023) and the Ken Kolodner Quartet (2023); historically, concerts were held monthly (Sept–July) with proceeds aiding those in need.