Blue Mind Coffee, started in the backyard of Sarah and Andy Hassler, held its grand opening today at its first location on Indy's north side and was welcomed by a large crowd, including Mayor Hogsett.
The coffee shop opened at 646 E. 38th St., at the Rose building, formerly home to the Indiana Pacer's headquarters.Blue Mind Coffee started in the backyard of Sarah and Andy Hassler. The couple have been roasting and distributing coffee wholesale in Indianapolis since 2015. Their garage serves as a fully functional space for coffee roasting.
"This seems like a really good opportunity because there's nothing walkable in this area and there's not a place for people to get coffee here," Sarah said."We felt like there was a need here." The project asks for donations of toiletry items that are commonly used on a regular basis to be donated to have available at a station in the restrooms of the coffee shop."Anyone in the neighborhood that's walking by is welcomed to stop by and grab something," Sarah said."We just want to show dignity and kindness to everybody."
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