A hallway in an art gallery with framed artwork on the walls, white walls, light wooden floors, and a window at the end letting in natural light.

Our Space

Every dollar spent here will go back into the arts.


Street Parking (60 cars)

Outdoor Outlets

Catering & Vendors allowed (with prior approval)

Gallery & Patio spaces

One Acre Yard

Sonos Sound System

3,600 Sq foot

OmniCultural’s Story

When Jason Williams and Haideh Sobhi, OmniCultural’s founders, began collecting works from artists, they quickly realized it was becoming a central part of their lives. They began traveling to meet creators across the globe, and turned their home into a hub for conversation and a platform for promoting young talent.

As the collection expanded, so did their vision. They recognized the potential for their passion to serve the greater good and the community. Their mission is to inspire and grant business opportunities to artists from diverse backgrounds, as well as provide growth and exposure. With that in mind, they donated their collection to a nonprofit they founded, giving rise to OmniCultural, a nonprofit corporation.


Learn more about OmniCultural at:

https://omnicultural.org/

A modern sculpture of two abstract human faces with one facing sideways and the other facing forward, set against a bright sky with a sunset glow, and a group of people in the background at an outdoor gathering.

Primary Event space: Capacity 150 people ( Expansive Outdoor sculpture garden and patio) with Sonos surround sound system, a water feature & a fire feature with side entrances for caters, vendors & food trucks. Over head coverage space for groups as large as 30 people. 

Secondary events space : Capacity 50 people, (Indoor gallery space & kitchen) great for smaller events, cocktail hours, wine tasting, small dinners.

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The venue features an indoor gallery that opens onto a spacious patio and sculpture garden.


“This isn’t just a business, it’s a reflection of what we believe in. We’re here to create life memories that matter, led by a shared commitment to quality and care.”

- Jason Williams

Line drawing of a single-story house with a gabled roof, large front windows, a front door, and brick accents around the windows and base.

See our space

Floor plan of a house with four bedrooms, a garage, multiple bathrooms, a kitchen, a dining room, a great room, a guest suite, laundry room, front porch, and a back patio

The OmniCultural Oasis space is a newly constructed residential space converted into an Art Museum and Event space.