Saturday, October 17, 2026
Cult Classics Presents: Pearl
Doors @ 6:30, show @ 7:00 · All Ages · $17 advance, $18 day-of
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Est. 1927 · 850 W. Lincoln St., Phoenix
A restored 1927 warehouse for concerts, film screenings, markets, and gatherings of every kind.
What's on
Upcoming at Hello Lincoln
The spaces
Four ways to use the building
Rent a single room or the whole place. Every booking includes coffee, tea, and water.
The Big Room
Built for character and flexibility, our largest space is the home and focal point for your gathering. Built-in lighting, a complimentary PA, and a projection system set the mood for receptions, concerts, conferences, and art shows alike.
- Size
- 2,700 sq. ft.
- Capacity
- Up to 180 seated
- Includes
- Stage, HD projector & screen, 16-channel audio board, 2 speakers, 2 monitors, 100 chairs + 8 cocktail tables, Access to Small & Conference Rooms, Kitchen / prep area
The Small Room
Warm and inviting, our pink-and-green front room is the cheery counterpart to the brick of Hello Lincoln. A flexible area for traffic flow, a lobby, or an intimate gathering of its own.
- Size
- 1,080 sq. ft.
- Capacity
- 50–75 guests
- Includes
- Sound system w/ 2 speakers & microphones, 2 restrooms, Connects to Conference & Big Rooms
The Conference Room
A bright, open space for your next podcast, meeting, brainstorm, or team retreat. Furnished with a conference table for six plus two couches, and wired for presentations, video conferencing, and audio recording.
- Size
- 270 sq. ft.
- Capacity
- 4–8 guests
- Includes
- Rodecaster Pro II podcast console, 2× Shure SM7B microphones, Owl 3 360° conference camera, Samsung Frame TV + Apple TV
Photo & Video Shoots
The entire space — including the historic exterior — is available for portrait, family, model, engagement, and small-scale e-commerce shoots at an hourly rate.
- Size
- Full venue
- Capacity
- By the hour
- Includes
- Historic brick & timber backdrops, Natural light, Indoor & exterior locations
About the building
A 1927 warehouse with a second act
The building went up in 1927 for the Arizona Sash, Door & Glass Company at the northeast corner of 9th Avenue and Lincoln Street. Roughly 80' by 250': brick walls, a gabled roof on wood trusses, a stepped parapet, steel and wood windows, and big rolling doors. The company's slogan said it all — “Glass of All Kinds.”
An 80' by 125' addition followed in 1943. Built during World War II, when steel was scarce, it is entirely brick and wood, with segmental arched openings and brick lintels standing in for steel.
Arizona Sash, Door & Glass stayed for decades before selling in 1998. The property changed hands a few times until Sam and Anita Means bought it in January 2019 and spent a year restoring it — everything repaired or replaced with care.
Today it's home to Hello Merch, Hello Screen Printing, and Public Record — and it's available for your next event.
Host something
Book your thing
Concerts, screenings, markets, art installations, private events, retreats, video and photo shoots. Tell us what you're dreaming up and we'll help you make it happen.