W2TJ- third space revisited

A carefully curated space with music & plants to create genuine comfort while inspiring creativity.

Community is an act of love

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At Welcome 2 The Jungle, community means showing up. Not just talking about it, but actually doing the work.

It’s the daily cleanups around the neighborhood. The free food giveaways. The water and sandwiches for anybody who needs them. It’s opening our doors on a hot day so somebody has a place to sit down, cool off, and catch their breath.

We do these things because we live here, we care about the people here, and we believe everybody deserves to feel like they belong somewhere.

But keeping this work going takes more than good intentions. It takes time, consistency, and people who believe in what we’re building. That’s why every time somebody walks through our doors, even if it’s just to visit, it means something. You’re helping keep this place alive.

We’re building something together, and we can’t do it alone. If you’ve ever stopped by, shared a meal, had a conversation, or simply shown us love, thank you. You’re already a part of this.

And if you believe in what we’re doing, consider making a donation. Every dollar helps us keep showing up for our neighborhood and making sure there’s a place where people can feel welcome, cared for, and seen.

Come through. Show some love. Help us keep the Jungle growing.


Private Consultations

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Space Rental

Make an appointment to browse our curated collection outside of W2TJ’s business hours or reserve our space for your needs

Follow Our Plants

Indoor garden scene with several hanging planters containing various green plants, including a variegated leaf plant. A mirrored disco ball hangs among the plants, reflecting light. Warm string lights in the background create a cozy atmosphere.
Hanging terracotta pot with a green succulent plant, surrounded by other potted plants, on a black metal stand.
Indoor space with a variety of green potted plants on shelves and a black cabinet with records or magazines, a small poster, and some electronic equipment, against green walls with a skylight ceiling.