Welcome to The Blind Cafe. The Blind Cafe is a mind bending / heart opening experience where the audience will dine, particpate in a Q & A with their blind wait staff and enjoy a concert of orginal music by Rosh & One Eye Glass Broken....all in the pitch dark!

Your heart and mind will be opened as you celebrate and explore spatial awareness & darkness with your blind waitstaff, while indulging in 'unencumbered music listening' without the distraction of visual conditioning, social etiquette & your cell phones!

This is NOT just a another dinner in the dark...it’s a community experience where people connect, learn and grow from working together to participate in something greater than themselves. The Blind Cafe is designed to get you thinking, to help you discover new aspects of yourself so you feel more alive, awake, present and connected to your world.

The Blind Cafe is place where we celebrate community, dine creativity and re-discover listening to music and each other in the pitch dark. Find your city by using the location tab on the top of this page and hopefully we will be in a city near you soon.

“Thank you for an incredible event on Saturday. I'm still deciphering all of the incredible messages I received that night, but it was most definitely a profound and an amazing experience. Your music was also very impressive! I'm certainly going to share my enthusiasm with everyone here at eTown."

- Morgan Kiszka | eTown Boulder, CO

"It dawned on me that I most likely hadn’t listened to music in the dark like this since I was a young teenager. It was so liberating to allow my mind and ears to focus on instrumentation with no visual input. I couldn’t tell if Rosh was on some shockingly coveted Martin guitar, or some $200 Korean-made junker. It must have been something of decent caliber, as it sounded wonderful, but was that because I was only listening that it sounded that good?"

- Brian Johnson | The Marquee Music Magazine Colorado

“It was easily one of the best dates I have taken my wife on all year and we experienced a closeness in the darkness that was rare in a public place.”

- Marco Lam | Acupuncturist Boulder, CO

“Rosh & One Eye Glass Broken, tackled singer/songwriter material that Rosh described (at least in regards to one song) about love and rainy days. It was solid musicianship, but what my ears told me, was so much more than had I been watching this. I couldn’t tell if the violin soloist was showing emotion in her movements or her face, while she played. I couldn’t see if Rosh had that look serious look that many singer/songwriters do when they’re singing of heartbreak. Heck, I couldn’t tell if they were sitting, or standing, on a stage or on the floor.”

- Brian Johnson | The Marquee Music Magazine Colorado

"From the very beginning, our experience was incomparable with last November. I'm heartened to see how far things have progressed, no doubt thanks to your perseverance and dedication. All of us left fired-up and inspired. If your goal was to engender a heightened awareness and a renewed sense of compassion for everyone around us, blind and sighted alike, then you've overachieved. We left feeling as if we'd been given a gift, indeed we had, and agreed we'd do our best to pass it on. I hope to visit the blind café again in the future and will be sure to recommend it to anyone who will listen. Thank you for the phenomenal work."

- Jonathan | Boulder Blind Cafe Guest

© 2011 The Blind Cafe™