Zoraville Studio, a versatile conference room and podcast/interview area, draws inspiration from the remarkable Zora Neale Hurston—renowned author, anthropologist, and filmmaker—and her hometown of Eatonville, Florida. This unique space honors Hurston's literary genius, anthropological discoveries, and groundbreaking filmmaking, while also reflecting the vibrant cultural heritage and communal spirit of Eatonville, one of the first all-Black incorporated municipalities in the U.S. The design of Zoraville seamlessly blends modern functionality with early 20th-century Southern charm, creating an inviting atmosphere that is the perfect setting for meetings and conferences, studying, brainstorming, creative endeavors, and recording podcasts and interviews, making it a dynamic hub for innovation and collaboration.

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Zoraville Studio, which sits 6-8 comfortably, is currently accepting bookings and includes limited, non-exclusive access to our mini café which has a coffee/tea bar, microwave, refrigerator and counter space (items for purchase are separate). Microphones and stands are available for an additional fee. Does not include use of microphones & stands.